HAREM   PAVILION BAGHDAD

 The word harem, as meaning taboo and/or forbidden, had been used for family concept in the Islamic society. Harem is the private and prohibited place where the dynasty lived in the Ottoman Palace.


 This construction which is one of the most beautiful köşks, not only among those in Sofa-i Hümâyûn, but also among those of palace that survived today was built in 1693 to commemorate the conquest of Baghdad by Murad IV.



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Republic Of Turkey Ministy Of Culture and Tourism
Topkapı Palace
Sultanahmet, Eminönü

Tel : (0212) 512 04 80
Fax : (0212) 528 59 91
E-mail : topkapisarayi@kulturtuizm.gov.tr

-Topkapı Palace Museum is closed on Tuesdays. On other days, the museum is open between 9.00-17.00 hours.

-Harem entrance tickets are sold at the ticket window in front of the Harem entrance.
 
 
 
II. Courtyard / Divan Meydanı
 
 
 
 

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