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Yıldız Palace History and Architecture

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History: Built by Selim III for his mother Sultan Mihrişah as a pavilion
Expanded during Mahmud III, Abdülmecid and Abdülaziz periods
Became fourth administrative center after Old Palace, Topkapı and Dolmabahçe
Renamed Yıldız Palace during Sultan Abdülhamid's reign
Architecture: Located in 500,000 square-meter woods between Beşiktaş and Ortaköy
Contains three main structures: Merasim Villa (1880), D'Aranco's second (1889), third (1898)
Features 60 rooms and four halls with Baroque and Islamic influences
Includes Yellow Saloon with landscape paintings and mother-of-pearl decorations
Ceremony Hall has Hereke carpet and golden gilded ceiling
Current Status: Located in Yıldız Park with Çadır and Malta mansions
Open daily from 09:00 to 16:00, entrance fee is 10 Try
Closed on Tuesdays
Contains valuable European items and Ottoman-style furniture