Hidiv Kasrı (Khedive’s Summer Palace)

The Khedive’s Summer Palace (Turkish: Hidiv Kasrı) was comissioned by the Egyptian Khedive, or viceroy, Abbas Hilmi Paşa in 1907 and designed and built by the Italian architect Deflo Seminati.

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Address

Çubuklu Korusu Çubuklu Yolu No:32 Beykoz

Visiting Hours

09:00-24:00

Phone 0216 413 92 53 – 0216 413 96 64 – 0216 425 06 03 – 0216 425 06 04

The Khedive’s Summer Palace (Turkish: Hidiv Kasrı) was comissioned by the Egyptian Khedive, or viceroy, Abbas Hilmi Paşa in 1907 and designed and built by the Italian architect Deflo Seminati. Designed as a villa along Western lines, it draws attention for the marble fountain in the middle of its main entrance. The building plans were drawn in a circle around a pool with access to the various salons made by means of passageways between them.

The Abbas Hilmi Paşa family lived in the villa until 1937, and after it remained empty for a long period. In 1984 it was restored by the Turkish Touring and Automobile Society and for a time served as a hotel. Restored again in 1996 by the Istanbul Greater Municipality, it was opened as a restaurant and cafe. Today it is used as a venue for various social functions, hosting weddings and meetings for different organizations.

From the the Atatürk Atatürk Airport and Taksim

Take the Havataş Shuttle or the public bus 96T from the Atatürk Airport to Taksim.

Use the Funikuler (F1) from Taksim subway station to Kabataş

Take the ferry from Kabataş to Üsküdar

When you arrive at Üsküdar (Asian side of İstanbul) you can take the public bus 15 E and get off at Hıdiv Kasrı bus stop.

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