Miniaturk

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Lola Khamraeva

Level 8 Local Expert

Architecture is amazing but too smelly cigarettes and cats 🫣

Deniz Peker

Level 3 Local Expert

Simply a wonderful place⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

N A D I M N A D I M

Level 4 Local Expert

Awesome place

Ксюша В.

Level 8 Local Expert

A great place to hang out for a couple of hours. It's like a sightseeing tour of all the iconic places in Turkey, the territory is large, easy navigation, beautiful layouts and lots of seals! Yes, the price for foreign tourists is not small 900 liras, but they are worth it! We were lucky to get there when there weren't many people, three tour buses arrived after us, so it's better to come in the morning)

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Марина Б.

Level 3 Local Expert

The entrance price for foreign tourists is 900 liras. The place is beautiful, the layouts are made of high quality, very realistic, they look like real ones in the photo. There is something to compare it with, we have been to other countries. It is easy to get there by bus 50E from Halic Bridge. There are cafes and toilets in the park. Benches where you can rest. Set aside 2-3 hours to slowly get around everything.

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Марина Попова

Level 6 Local Expert

I liked it very much! The park is not small, if I'm not mistaken, there are about 150 miniature architectural monuments from all over Turkey. We examined everything. We were touched by the moving parts on some objects, such as the "flying" balloons over Cappadocia and the funicular in the mountains! The only thing we regretted was that the mini-railway between the facilities had not yet worked. But we visited this beautiful park in the first half of April, and, as we were told, it was not yet considered a summer period, so it works. But on the other hand, a train was traveling along the tracks, the passengers of which were not only children, but also their happy parents! Impressions over the edge, you can't list everything here, so you need to see for yourself! It's worth it!

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Елена Волошина

Level 7 Local Expert

There is a lot of architecture, all the details are worked out to the smallest detail. We are very glad that we have planned a visit. I recommend it to all tourists. We spent about 3 hours on the inspection

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Dellas

Level 12 Local Expert

Miniaturist impresses with its territory and extensive collection of miniatures. When you look around, you get the impression that you are with real sights. I especially liked the reduced Bosphorus Bridge, which can be crossed over the "strait". Iconic places throughout Turkey and other countries are represented. Miniature trains and cable cars run on the models. Payment is made by bank transfer only. Istanbul Kart and Letim are suitable.

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Светлана

Level 13 Local Expert

I really liked the miniature museum. There is also a small gym, I definitely advise you to visit, especially for those with children. See the creation process, little people and animals. The scale is impressive . I definitely recommend it. The entrance fees for the family were approximately 11 thousand rubles (for 4 people).

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Мария Семко

Level 4 Local Expert

As of January 2026, the ticket price is 900 lire. We visited on Sunday. We arrived at 11:00 a.m. There was practically no one there. When they left, the park was full of people. It's interesting to wander among the sights. Especially to see what there is in the country at all. There is a sign next to each layout with brief background information. Some layouts are poorly represented-Pamukkale and Kapadokia are ugly. I would like to wish this park well-groomed.

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Bogus

Level 12 Local Expert

I really liked the museum. When we entered, it seemed that the territory was small and we would go around everything in 10 minutes. But we walked for more than 2 hours, it was very interesting!

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Наталия Онищук

Level 15 Local Expert

It is very interesting and informative, there are many sights in one place, it will not be boring, not for adults, not for children.There is a train for children, there is a place to have a snack and take pictures.Prices are affordable, and in summer, wear caps and carry water.

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Serkan Kaplan

Level 7 Local Expert

There is an Ispark in front of the miniaturk. The entrance price is 250 TL. free for ages 0-5 Dec. There is a beltur inside. Therefore, there are tea coffee cake bagels at an affordable price. There are models of the most famous historical places in Turkey inside. It's a nice place to be seen. It might be good to take an average day off.

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Борис Кацуба

Level 10 Local Expert

I really liked it, the only thing that caused problems was buying a ticket, 900 lira, there is no way to pay in cash, only a non-Russian bank card, or Istanbul cards, but since there were three of us, we also had an Istanbul card with a limit of 2700 lira. It didn't fit, and I had to go to the nearest bus stop for a new card and top it up for 2,700 lire for just 3 tickets.

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Ольга

Level 6 Local Expert

A good open-air museum. We were in March 2025. A huge number of attractions from all over Turkey in miniature. There is a small train for children that will take you around the park. The inconvenient thing was that it was impossible to pay in cash on the territory of the cafe, only with a bank card or an Istanbul transport card, but they found out about it after the fact.

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Александр

Level 17 Local Expert

The museum is an exhibition of landmark buildings in Turkey, located in the open air. The phenomenon of the miniature museum itself is interesting, it's good to be outdoors. But there are many buildings that are associated with moments in Turkey's history that are unfamiliar to a European person. It's not very interesting, and it's not always clear. If you read the explanations on the signs, you can walk around such a museum for an hour. The entrance fee is too high.

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Марина Родюкова

Level 9 Local Expert

I read a lot of positive reviews and went to the park. And it takes 1.5 hours to get there in one direction. I paid 950 lire for the entrance. And for half an hour I walked along the paths with miniatures under the sun. It's not worth it. The situation was slightly improved by the layout of Istanbul, it is located in the building and there is an audio guide from your phone in different languages.

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Рашид Хайруллин

Level 18 Local Expert

It costs 900 liras and payment is made only by card. You can use an Istambulcard, so that there are 900 lire. The place is great, especially for someone who has really visited these places and now you can find out and see it as a miniature.

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Андрей В.

Level 7 Local Expert

There are a lot of miniatures, beautiful, interesting. There are no trees, it's hard to wander in the heat. At the moment, there are continuous repairs, no interactive equipment is working, and the prices are the same.

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Александр Б

Level 13 Local Expert

The sights of Turkey in miniature. Interesting. Be sure to visit not only the open-air exhibition, but also indoors. There's a Topkapi Palace with minifigures on a fairly large scale.

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Русалина

Level 10 Local Expert

An interesting idea is to assemble the whole country in miniature. You can walk and look at it for a long time. The copies are simply impressive. But the downside is that there is no good cafe nearby. We froze and went into the only one that was on the premises. But they couldn't drink the tea. Payment is made by cards only. And no one takes into account the fact that our cards don't work in Turkey.

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Анатолий Карпов

Level 14 Local Expert

Nice park to take a walk with the kids.(ticket 900 lire for everyone over 4 years old ) We went on Monday , there were 6 other people besides us.. We saw all the sights of Turkey in one place on a scale of 1:25. Children rode on a steam train ( 70 lire for two ) . Overall, it's a good place to take a break from the hustle and bustle and spend 2-3 hours with the kids.

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Дмитрий Миронов

Level 6 Local Expert

Everything would be fine, and sometimes even great, if I visited this park on its opening day. I would see a train running along the rails through the entire park, a ferry ferrying people from one bank of the Bosphorus to the other... But alas, in 2026, all this does not work, and there is simply no water in reservoirs. And it didn't break yesterday. I concluded that the main task of the park management is to make the most money, and not to give visitors a good service, because the entrance fee is 19 euros. To sum up: Exhibits - 5; The price for incomplete service - 1. And (5+1)/2=3.

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Максим Боговский

Level 5 Local Expert

It's an interesting place, but on August 26, the miniatures need to be repaired, the pool was lowered and the mini train was not working. If all the little things worked, then the impression would be much better. In this condition, 850 liras per person is not justified.

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Павел Поцелуенок

Level 22 Local Expert

Want to remember the 950 TL after visiting for a few weeks. Then come here. The first and last time we were here. The idea is interesting and very cool, but not at such a cost and for the quality that is to be observed. The park needs to be updated and repaired. The exhibits are interesting, but most of them are already tired. We were at the end of April, there was no water in the pool... just a dirty bottom and ships lying on dirty concrete... Only the local cats gave this place some kind of flavor and interest in this place. If you have extra money and time, then yes rather than no.

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Ali Kapar

Level 6 Local Expert

It's a very nice place and you can explore the places you can visit here There is also a digital experience center right next to it, both of which are great to go to

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Софья

Level 17 Local Expert

It is a very pleasant museum complex. The sights of the whole of Turkey in miniature. Cats are especially cute when they settle down to sleep and bask in the sun in the most amazing places. A miniature of Istanbul is worth noting separately. It's very colorful and interestingly done. Be sure to visit this pavilion. But there is a caveat, as of January 2025, there are no trains, the plane does not travel to the airfield, and the ferry does not run.

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F Sufar

Level 27 Local Expert

We visited this museum park on a rainy day, and it was the best decision. There were no tourists at all, and the entire park was practically empty. We received a lot of positive emotions and impressions from each work of art. Every detail is done professionally and efficiently.

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Olcay Özfırat

Level 29 Local Expert

Miniatures of works belonging to all civilizations that have taken place in Turkey are exhibited, as well as miniatures of works made by Turkish States in different geographies are also exhibited. The area is wide. There should be plenty of time to travel. But the biggest problem is to stay in the sun in the summer, because it is open. Entries are discounted by 50 TL, full 150 TL. There are also options for taking photos in Ottoman clothes and a virtual helicopter tour of Istanbul inside.

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Наргиза Дагаева

Level 5 Local Expert

An interesting museum. All the amenities are there. Toilet, cafe, parking. It is worth visiting in good weather, as it is under the open sky. I was with the kids. I really liked it.

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Алла

Level 10 Local Expert

A great place for an educational walk, especially if you live in the Beyogli area. We were in a Radisson, so we came to Miniaturik on foot/ walking distance. It feels like we've been on sightseeing tours all over Turkey. My husband and I really enjoyed it.

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Андрей Б

Level 10 Local Expert

An interesting park with models of historical buildings and structures from different parts of Turkey. Beautiful models. I liked the travertines of Pamukkale, the "mushrooms" of Cappadocia, the mosques. It is not located in the city center. You need to get to it by bus from the metro bridge.

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Алексей Смирнов

Level 19 Local Expert

I recommend everyone to visit this park. Here you can walk all day, leisurely exploring all the sights of Turkey. If you are tired, take a ride on the local tram or sit in a cafe. Do not forget that on the left side of the main building there is an entrance inside, where you will find a mock-up of ancient Istanbul and the history of its creation. At the entrance to the complex, do not forget to present your ekamet to get a discount.

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Анастасия Е.

Level 9 Local Expert

The place is average. Admission is much more expensive for tourists. The park is not very big. There are miniatures of the sights of Turkey and Istanbul on the territory. There is a large playground and a cafe. A separate paid train for children.

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Любовь Николаевна Сиденко

Level 10 Local Expert

The first thing I recommend is visiting this place in Istanbul, the whole of Turkey in miniature, I was very impressed, walking fast won't work very well, I want to read all the signs.... I was even impressed with how Cappadocia was beaten, even small balloons were moving. Even the bridge in Istanbul...there is also a miniature of it here, let's go through it. Great, I recommend it to everyone

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Евгения Морева

Level 17 Local Expert

An interesting place. You can see all the sights from all sides and in one piece. Make a photo so that it looks full-size. There is a cafe, a toilet, and a playground on site. Admission is much more expensive for tourists than for locals.

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Tolga Akar

Level 3 Local Expert

It is a very beautiful historical and touristic place. You can come with peace of mind.

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Игорь Смотров

Level 4 Local Expert

The park looks better in the photos. It feels like it hasn't been repaired or tinted since construction. If you have already seen all the places in Istanbul, then you can visit the park on your free day.

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Олег Андрийчук

Level 30 Local Expert

I really liked it! There are no tourists, only schoolchildren studying the country... I posted all the photos... Don't forget to look at the indoor layouts as well - they are very well made! It's definitely worth a visit to get to know Turkey better!

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Евгения

Level 13 Local Expert

Little Turkey is a delight! See all the sights in the mini version, at the same time finding out where each of them is located, and now - the desire to travel all over the country to see them in reality, such impressions remained after visiting this wonderful place!

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Дмитрий

Level 8 Local Expert

The park itself is interesting. But the price for foreigners is 950 liras (March 2025). There are no discounts for children. The interactive part is not working. (Trains don't run, etc.)

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Елена М.

Level 4 Local Expert

A beautiful area with a large number of houses, neither ships nor trains worked during the visit. Kittens brightened up the whole stay for the child. You can visit, but do not expect wow impressions. It is easy to get there by taxi.

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Мария Т.

Level 6 Local Expert

A cool park with lots of attractions. Some of the layouts are movable, but not everything that is intended works. For foreigners, the entrance costs 900 liras, payment is made only by card.

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Denis Shurshikov

Level 19 Local Expert

A great place to visit with children. On the territory of the park of about 6 hectares, on a scale of 1:25, all the most iconic sights of Turkey are presented.

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Wawa Lukarzhevsky

Level 19 Local Expert

An interesting place. You can take a closer look at the iconic buildings of Turkey and beyond. There are a lot of tourists, despite the not very good location. In short, you can read the history of each exhibit, though in English. Come, there is something to see!

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Maria Ekimova

Level 11 Local Expert

You will have a pleasant experience. Take into account the weather conditions, as the expositions are located outdoors. Souvenirs are on sale, there is a cafe

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Дарья

Level 15 Local Expert

The price is very high for foreign tourists. There are typos in English on the plates of the exhibits. Large Parking, there are places to relax, snacks and drinks. The exhibits themselves are quite interesting, some of them require repair. A lot of cats live among the exhibits, take anyone in your arms and walk around purring. A large area for walking, we spent several hours there. It's worth a visit once.

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Mehmed Halid

Level 13 Local Expert

It was very neglected inside,the ponds were dirty, spoiling the pleasure of the eye. An information sign has been placed only on one side of the models, I wish it would be nice if there was an information sign on the back side while walking around the back of the models. Some of your works were written only by the province, I wish you would write the province and the district together, it would be better for us to have information. It is necessary to wait in a long line at the place where Beltura will eat,although you waited in line, the type of food was very limited, there was not much left. In addition, products belonging to bykt brands were sold in the beverage group. There is an ispark right next to it, the entrance is a little slow, but there is usually room for a car inside. There is an Alaturka toilet and the toilets were clean. The mosque and fountain were perfectly clean, but the lighting inside the mosque was not working. There are camellias inside,if you come prepared from the outside, you can sit in the camellias to relax between your food and sightseeing.Dec.

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Алексей П

Level 23 Local Expert

A wonderful museum for children. We spent more than 4 hours there. You can get there by a regular bus, which starts from the Galata Bridge. There are many expositions of the Asian and European parts. A humane price tag for a snack. There are small attractions cheap for children (maze, big chess, boat control). As well as a playground. Only the outer part was enough for us, since the price was 250 lire for each visitor over 4 years old.

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Larisa Ilchenko

Level 16 Local Expert

It's a very nice park. It gives an idea of the whole of Turkey. Nice cafe.

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