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Sakip Sabancı Museum Overview

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History and Location: Museum opened in 2002 in Emirgan, Istanbul's Bosphorus district
Main building designed by Italian architect Edoardo De Nari in 1925
Mansion purchased by Sabancı family in 1951
Contains horse statues, including one copy of Constantinople's Hippodrome
Collection Highlights: Core collection features classical Ottoman manuscripts and calligraphy
Painting collection showcases early Turkish and Western influences
Furniture collection displays 19th century Ottoman palace decor
Contains Abidin Dino Archive with artist's drawings and plans
Emirgan Archive displays photographs of Bosphorus district life
Practical Information: Museum entrance fee is 300 TL (2025), discounted for seniors
Open daily from 10:00 to 18:00, closed Mondays
Located near Kabatas tram station and Emirgan Cinaralti Station
MSA's Restaurant serves Bosphorus view since 2017