Yıldız Palace Opens as Museum for Public Visits
Yıldız Palace, where significant victories of the Ottoman Empire were planned and Sultan Abdul Hamid II ruled for 33 years, is now open to the public as a museum.
Known for its pivotal role during the 1897 Ottoman-Greek War, which ended in victory, Yıldız Palace holds a significant place in history. The palace, hosting numerous memoirs from the era of Sultan Abdul Hamid II, has now opened its doors to share this rich heritage with visitors.
With the opening, an invitation went out to all citizens to witness history firsthand by visiting Yıldız Palace. This museum offers a unique opportunity for those eager to learn more about our history and the details of Sultan Abdul Hamid’s era.
The information on Yıldız Palace being opened as a museum holds substantial importance for preserving our cultural heritage. We invite everyone to visit this unique site and embark on a journey through history.
Source: AK Party Bursa Deputy, Chairman of Industry, Commerce, Energy, Natural Resources, Information and Technology Commission.