Dolmabahçe Mosque Audio Guide
A few steps south of the palace gates, the mosque with the slenderest minarets in Istanbul
sits right on the Bosphorus shore — finished in 1855, commissioned by a queen mother, and
still a working place of worship.
Dolmabahce Mosque Audio Guide
A multilingual, self-paced audio guide for Dolmabahçe Mosque, the slender-minaret waterfront mosque beside the palace: the Baroque architecture, the sultan’s mother who commissioned it, and the Bosphorus setting — narrated on your own phone.
- Self-paced narrated tour on your phone
- Instant delivery by email
- Multilingual narration
- No device rental — use your own earphones
- Free cancellation up to 24h before your visit
€10.00 per person · EUR · all fees included
Buy the Audio Guide Instant confirmation · listen on your own schedule
Is there a ticket to enter the mosque?
No — and be wary of anyone selling one. The mosque is free to enter as an
active place of worship, outside prayer times, with the usual etiquette (modest dress,
shoes off, quiet during prayer). What you’re buying here is the narration:
the story the building itself doesn’t tell.
Visiting Dolmabahçe Palace next door?
The palace does require a paid ticket, and it’s sold on our dedicated Dolmabahçe
site — the skip-the-line entry there already includes its own palace audio guide, so we
don’t resell it here. Get palace entry at
IstanbulDolmabahcePalaceTickets.com,
then let this mosque guide round off the waterfront morning.
