Which Museums Are Open During Ramadan Feast 2015?
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| The entrance of Topkapi Palace |
Istanbul celebrates Ramadan Feast, as it happens to be at Turkey in general. Ramadan Feast is the end of the one-month-fasting and Muslims celebrate it for three days. Ramadan Feast is also called the candy fast, regarding to the colourful candies given as gifts. However, conservative people don't like that name. So, try to call it Ramadan Feast just in case.
At Ramadan Feast, many places are closed, including some museums. Some places are only closed at certain days or at certain hours. I'll write when some of the important museums of Istanbul are open during the Ramadan Feast so that you can make your plans accordingly.
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| Istanbul Archaelogy Museum (main building) |
16th July, 2015 - Eve (half day holiday)
17th July, 2015 - 1st Day of Ramadan Feast
18th July, 2015 - 2nd Day of Ramadan Feast
19th July, 2015 - 3rd Day of Ramadan Feast
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| Hagia Sophia Museum |
Topkapi Palace: It opens at 13:00 on 17th July. It is open on 18th and 19th of July.
Basilica Cistern: It opens at 13:00 on 17th July. It is open on 18th and 19th of July.
Hagia Sophia Museum: It opens at 13:00 on 17th July. It is open on 18th and 19th of July.
Istanbul Archaelogy Museums: It opens at 13:00 on 17th July. It is open on 18th and 19th of July.
Chora Museum: It opens at 13:00 on 17th July. It is open on 18th and 19th of July.
Dolmabahce Palace: It opens at 13:00 on 17th July. It is open on 18th and 19th of July.
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| The gate of Dolmabahce Palace |
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