Discover one of the world's most precious collections of Islamic artifacts, Ottoman treasures, and sacred relics accumulated over six centuries of Ottoman rule.
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The Treasury houses some of the most sacred Islamic relics and the richest collection of Ottoman treasures in the world.
Divided into four main chambers, the collection includes religious artifacts, ceremonial objects, precious gems, weapons, and personal belongings of Prophet Muhammad and his companions.
The most sacred items in the collection include personal belongings believed to have belonged to Prophet Muhammad, brought to Istanbul after the Ottoman conquest of Egypt in 1517.
The collection also includes artifacts related to other prophets and important figures in Islamic history, as well as items from the Kaaba in Mecca.
Features ceremonial weapons, including swords and daggers adorned with precious stones, as well as throne objects and ceremonial armor used by the sultans.
Home to some of the world's most famous gemstones and jewelry, including the legendary Topkapi Dagger and other priceless Ottoman treasures.
Contains various ceremonial objects, including jade and crystal artifacts, Chinese porcelain, and gifts from foreign dignitaries.
Houses the famous Topkapi Palace clockwork collection, European mechanical devices, and various scientific instruments used in the palace.
86-carat pear-shaped diamond surrounded by 49 smaller diamonds.
The most sacred relic, believed to be worn by Prophet Muhammad.
Ceremonial dagger with three large emeralds and numerous diamonds.
Sultan Mahmud I's throne decorated with precious stones.
Experience the sacred relics and imperial treasures that tell the story of an empire.