Rahmi M. Koç Museum, which has a unique view on the Golden Horn coast of Istanbul, awaits its visitors during the holiday. Those who want to spend a day full of history and culture will travel back in time with the objects in the museum's extensive collection, from classic cars to locomotives, from airplanes to ships, and will meet the beauties of Istanbul with nostalgic boat tours along the Golden Horn.
Rahmi M. Koç Museum, Turkey's first and only industrial museum, promises a fun-filled day intertwined with history and culture for those who will spend their holiday in Istanbul. Rahmi M. Koç Museum, which has been keeping the legacy of industry, transportation and communication history alive on the banks of the Golden Horn since 1994, will host its visitors starting from the third day of Eid al-Adha.
The museum, which mirrors history with objects from different periods, from classic cars to locomotives, from airplanes to ships and boats, appeals to all age groups. In the Rahmi M. Koç Museum, which offers its visitors the opportunity to make new and different discoveries, scientific instruments, machines and communication tools are among the objects that can be seen.
Boat tour on the Golden Horn, break in cafes
Among the most entertaining activities of the Rahmi M. Koç Museum are the Golden Horn boat tours. Sightseeing tours of approximately 40 minutes along the coast of the unique Golden Horn are carried out 4 times a day with the traditional fishing boat of the Black Sea, Count Ostrorog. Those who want to devote their holiday to new discoveries must make a reservation when they come to the museum for the Golden Horn Tours, which have a limited number of passengers.
For those who want to take a short break after an enjoyable tour, there is a pleasant environment in the cafeteria of the Fenerbahçe Ferry, which has been restored to its original form, as well as the Telve Cafe in the main exhibition section and the "Coca-Cola Buffet", which serves in the open area after the restoration of a 1942 model Dodge truck, turning it into a buffet. is offered. Additionally, a nostalgic carousel awaits children at the Rahmi M. Koç Museum.
