{"id":670852,"date":"2022-06-10T18:43:00","date_gmt":"2022-06-10T15:43:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/?p=670852"},"modified":"2022-02-02T11:26:12","modified_gmt":"2022-02-02T08:26:12","slug":"istanbul-museum-pass-museum-pass-istanbul-types-prices-how-to-use-how-to-buy","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/en\/istanbul-museum-pass-museum-pass-istanbul-types-prices-how-to-use-how-to-buy\/","title":{"rendered":"Istanbul Museum Pass Museum Pass Istanbul: types, prices, how to use, how to buy"},"content":{"rendered":"

Many of those who spend a lot of time travel<\/a>ing around different countries<\/a> spend a lot of time looking for ways to save money<\/a>. And savings in this regard does not come down to banal flights in economy class or hitchhiking. Many tour<\/a>ists, as soon as their feet leave the plane<\/a>, are actively interested in how they can cut their expenses during the cultural and entertainment<\/a> program.<\/p>\n

Map<\/a> Information<\/h2>\n

Museum<\/a> Pass Istanbul<\/a>, which can be purchased by any guest of the city<\/a>, is divided into two types. The first one allows you to visit local exhibition halls for three days (it will cost only 85 lire), and the second allows you to extend the pleasure for five days (you will have to pay 115 lire or about 2 thousand rubles). Although the price for the opportunity to look at the best collections of the city<\/a> “bites”, you can still save a lot of money with it.<\/p>\n

Types<\/a> of maps and where you can go on them<\/h2>\n

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If you decide to purchase a cheaper three-day pass, then the doors of galleries and exhibition center<\/a>s such as Topkapi Palace<\/a>, Harem, Hagia Sophia, as well as galleries of archeology and local art will be opened before you.<\/p>\n

But the matter is not limited to the excursion<\/a> program alone. A subscription for 85 liras allows you to get good discounts<\/a> in many cafes, souvenir shops and even buy tickets<\/a> to other places<\/a> of entertainment<\/a> with a good discount (for example, to the zoo).<\/p>\n

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But it is worth remembering that the pass is only valid for 72 hours, so if you plan to spend more time in the city and are not limited in time, the pass, which costs 115 lire, is more suitable for you. And here are its main advantages<\/a>:<\/p>\n

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How to<\/a> buy<\/h2>\n

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Now that we have dealt with the benefits of discount passes, it's time to move on to the order in which they are purchased. Since the car<\/a>d is intended for preferential entry to museums, you should look for it at one of the cash desks of numerous cultural institutions. The easiest way is if you immediately go to one of the leading museums in the city. But often you have to stand in a long queue.<\/p>\n

There is information that you can also purchase a multifunctional document at the box office near the St. Sophia Cathedral<\/a>. There are advantages to buying a Museum Pass at the archeology center<\/a> ticket office. Here you can pay by credit card. Don't want to waste time? Then look for a special minibus, where you can also buy the coveted ticket. The cars have a catchy color, and on the body you can see the already familiar name of the museum card. Usually they are on duty at the buildings of galleries and exhibition halls.<\/p>\n

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Well, for confident Internet users, the possibility of buying a subscription through the site of the same name will be to your liking. In addition to the fact that you do not even need to leave your hotel<\/a> room, the order will be delivered directly to your door, from where you can safely go towards something new and interest<\/a>ing.<\/p>\n

Principle of operation<\/h2>\n

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Note! The card becomes valid only from the moment of the first visit<\/a> to the museum. That is, if you bought a three-day subscription, but were able to get into the exhibition hall only after a day, you should not mourn the lost time!<\/p>\n

As soon as you find yourself inside<\/a> the building, you must attach a pass to a special place on the automatic turnstile. Or present it to the duty officer of the gallery. But there is one caveat. So, although the card is not tied to a specific owner, it will not allow several visitors to visit the halls and galleries in turn. It provides a one-time entrance to each institution.<\/p>\n

How much can you save<\/h2>\n

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So we got to the main question that worried our readers from the very beginning. How much can you save on visiting the sights<\/a> of Istanbul, being the owner of a miracle pass? If you make simple calculations by adding up the cost of a ticket to each hall or gallery, it turns out that the average tour<\/a>ist can save up to 20 lira, that is, about 350 rubles. On the one hand, the amount is insignificant, especially if you have already been to the local museums and you know where to go and where there is nothing interesting<\/a>. On the other hand, if you are eager to see all the sights<\/a> of Istanbul, then even such modest savings will be a pleasant surprise<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Good luck and see<\/a> you soon!<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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