Basketmakers’ Kiosk

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The Basketmakers’ Kiosk, also known as Sepetçiler Palace, is a former Ottoman pleasure palace located on the southern shore of Golden Horn’s mouth at Sarayburnu in the neighborhood of Sirkeci in Istanbul, Turkey. Built in 1592 by Sultan Murad III and renovated by Sultan Mahmud I in 1739, it is the only surviving building from a row of many assorted pavilions and palaces constructed within the outer yard of Topkapı Palace.
Served initially as the government’s Foreign Press Office and International Press Center following its renovation, the prominent place with its indoor and open-air facilities for meetings and banquets is managed recently by Swissôtel.

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