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The Museum of the Ancient Orient is a museum, located at Cankurtaran, 34122 Fatih/İstanbul, Turkey. They can be contacted via phone at +90 212 520 77 40 for more detailed information.

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Cankurtaran, 34122 Fatih/İstanbul
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Added by Jopie, at 22 August 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Wednesday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Thursday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Saturday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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18 Reviews

  • Lin Blal
    22 August 2020

    It's just amazing you should definitely visit it

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  • Jelena Andrić
    23 March 2020

    You must visit this place. Incredible.

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  • Hussain Malalla
    15 February 2020

    Amazing old valuable collections reaching as old as 5000 years old for many places from the old lands of the ottoman empire.
    It is part of the archaeological museum and entrance is with the same ticket. I wish Google mentions that.

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  • Ipek Tanyas
    17 January 2020

    Commissioned by Osman Hamdi Bey and built in 1883 to a design Alexaandre Vallaury, this neo-Renaissance building was originally home to Istanbul's Academy of Fine Arts, with students and their tutors having instant access to the surrounding galleries. However, as excavations continued to turn up treasures, the artists moved out in the early 1900s, the artefacts moved in, and this became the Museum of the Ancient Orient. (Cornucopia Mag. issue 60)

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  • Aaron Knight
    04 September 2019

    Good and interesting place, it showing you some history of Ancient Orient.
    You can find some information about them on the walls in both English and Turkish language.
    You can use Museum Pass Istanbul to enter this place.

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  • Елжас Отыншиев
    02 June 2019

    The museum is very interesting. But we the man on the entrance is very rood. And there are only two toilets far away from each other, and one of them was not working.

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  • Aleksey Kudryashov
    02 June 2019

    Great place, can not wait until they open all the rooms

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  • Sokolov Alexey
    30 December 2018

    First building shows Babylonian relics, Urartu, Sumerians and other Middle East exhibits. This part is great.
    Second building contains coffins of Elinistic period.
    I wish I could visit Alexander’s tomb but “for my better experience” it was closed for reconstruction.
    Third building is sort of palace and contains some oriental ceramic exhibits.

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  • Haluk Ermis
    21 March 2018

    Come to this museum to see the first peace treaty of the world between Hittite and Egyptians written in 1269 BC. Other artefacts like Ishtar gate from Babylonia. It is a must in Istanbul

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  • Mahdi Shanehchy
    26 January 2018

    This is a big place

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  • Nelson Ferreira
    14 January 2018

    Nice collection but horrible display. And the building looks tired. It's very important to hire good curators, the place is being run with the aesthetics of an amateur gallery.

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  • Walks In Istanbul
    03 August 2017

    Museum of Ancient Orient is in the same ground with the Archeological Museums in Istanbul and should definitely be in your list of things to see in Istanbul.
    The museum is in Sultanahmet, just in the gardens of Topkapi Palace in Istanbul.

    Museum of Ancient Orient has findings from Babylon and is included with the Museum Pass.

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  • Music Theory For All
    01 August 2017

    I came 2 years ago, it was under renovation, not finish yet!

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  • Zachary Seegers
    22 May 2017

    This place seemed to be a hidden gem. They had a beautiful collection of ancient architecture from various cultures and, most importantly, you can buy a museum pass here. This museum pass is good for 5 days and it gives you instant access to most of the more notable places to see in Istanbul. It easily paid for itself by the end of our trip and the ability to cut past the crazy long line at the Hagia Sophia was priceless.

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  • Omar Omar
    10 February 2017

    nice

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  • Dilovan Kurde
    29 November 2016

    Can not describe how wonderful this place, both for those interested in archeology and onlookers., Are the three neighboring buildings to each entry to all of them B20lerh and headphones explanation with 15 (requiring identification or passport) salary of the museum by the older view beautiful and you can see the details up close, museums contain traces of rare and valuable to Atkdr priceless, enough for me to 5 hours and the spectators enough hour for each building, Eugdkaver between buildings in a garden filled with beautiful antiquities but TC is bad, there is a beautiful souvenir shop.

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  • Samy Bouisri
    30 August 2016

    Nice

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  • Miakhel Brothers
    29 August 2016

    Nice

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