The Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts, located in the historic Ibrahim Pasha Palace near the Blue Mosque, showcases a rich collection of artifacts from various periods of Islamic history. Established in 1914, it houses rare manuscripts, intricate calligraphy, finely woven carpets, and elegant ceramics, reflecting the artistic and cultural heritage of the Islamic world. The museum also features wooden carvings, metalwork, and ethnographic displays, offering insight into daily life during the Ottoman era. With its carefully preserved exhibits and peaceful courtyard, it provides visitors with a deeper understanding of Turkey’s diverse artistic and historical legacy.