Dolmabahçe Palace
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Dolmabahçe Palace

Ceremonial Hall / Muayede Salonu

Istanbul, Türkiye

Palace ceremonial hallOttoman Baroque / Neoclassical / European palace eclecticIndoor

Dimensions

Long
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Wide
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Height
36.0 m / 118.1 ft
Danceable area
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Floor: Historic floor/carpeted ceremonial area

Location

Vişnezade, Dolmabahçe Cd., 34357 Beşiktaş/İstanbul, Türkiye

History & context

Built: 1843–1856 · Garabet Balyan and Nigoğayos Balyan

Later work: Museum and national palace conservation

State ceremonies and imperial receptions; not a ballroom in Western sense but highly dance-space-relevant by scale

Major Ottoman imperial transition-era palace

Ottoman imperial palace

Use & features

Huge domed hall, 56 columns, 4.5-ton chandelier, Bosphorus palace axis

Current use: Museum, state ceremonies
Event rental: No / restricted
Weddings: No / restricted
Public access: Public tours; state use
Operated by: Presidency of National Palaces

Frequently asked questions

What kind of floor does Dolmabahçe Palace have?

The floor at Dolmabahçe Palace is recorded as "Historic floor/carpeted ceremonial area". Ceiling height is approximately 36.0 m (118.1 ft).

Is the dance space at Dolmabahçe Palace indoor or outdoor?

Dolmabahçe Palace is an indoor dance venue.

Can I rent Dolmabahçe Palace for a dance event?

Our record for event hire at Dolmabahçe Palace reads "No / restricted". Contact the venue directly for pricing and availability.

Is Dolmabahçe Palace available for weddings?

Our record for weddings at Dolmabahçe Palace reads "No / restricted". Confirm with the venue before planning.

Is Dolmabahçe Palace open to the public?

Our record for public access at Dolmabahçe Palace reads "Public tours; state use". Check the venue's own site for current opening hours and ticketing.

Where is Dolmabahçe Palace located?

Dolmabahçe Palace is located in Istanbul, Türkiye at Vişnezade, Dolmabahçe Cd., 34357 Beşiktaş/İstanbul, Türkiye.

When was Dolmabahçe Palace built?

Construction of Dolmabahçe Palace began in 1843 and was completed in 1856. The architect of record is Garabet Balyan and Nigoğayos Balyan. Later work: Museum and national palace conservation.

Sources

Photo: Kitti netprasertchai

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