Das gekachelte Kioskmuseum

Dieses Herrenhaus wurde 1472 von Sultan Mehmed dem Eroberer in Auftrag gegeben und zählt zu den ältesten Beispielen ziviler Architektur in Istanbul. Das Kachelkiosk-Museum diente von 1875 bis 1891 als Kaiserliches Museum und wurde später als Fatih-Museum der Öffentlichkeit zugänglich gemacht, in dem türkische und islamische Kunstwerke ausgestellt wurden. Der Haupteingang des Herrenhauses ist eingeschossig, während sich an der Rückseite ein weiteres Stockwerk befindet. Am Eingang befindet sich eine Marmorvorhalle mit 14 Säulen. Die Vorhalle des Herrenhauses ist mit Mosaiken aus Porzellan verziert und umfasst sechs Zimmer sowie eine zentrale Halle. Porzellan und Keramik aus der Seldschuken- und Osmanenzeit sind in diesem prachtvollen Gebäude zu sehen.

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September 28, 2022 • 1 min
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