Tag: Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts

• Azerbaijan’s Palace Carpets from 17th and 18th Century

  

  The exhibition “Azerbaijan’s 17th and 18th-Century Palace Carpets”, held in March 2026, summarises how the art of carpet-making—one of the Turks’ most ancient arts—took shape on Azerbaijani soil.

  Unsal

  2026-03-31

  Art, Museums

  17th Century, 18th Century, Azerbaijan, Istanbul, Museum, Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts, Temporary Exhibition, Turkish Arts, Turkish Carpets

• On YouTube: A Quick Look: Bursa – Iznik Top Five Sights To Visit

  

  Known historically as Nicaea, the town of Iznik is a charming place with important Christian pilgrimage sites, impressive Roman-era theatres, city walls and ruins, and one of the most significant early Turkish settlements in Anatolia. With Pope Leo 14th visit in November 2025 in order to commemorate the 1700th anniversary of the First Council of…

  Unsal

  2025-11-27

  Archaeology, Architecture, Art, History, Museums, Travel Tips, YouTube

  14th Century, Ancient History, Archaeology, Architecture, Art, Basilica of St Neophytos, Bursa, City Walls, Hagia Sophia, Iznik, Iznik Lake, Iznik Museum, Medieval History, Mosques, Museum, Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts, Olive Tree, Ottoman, Roman Empire, Roman Theatre, Travel Tips, Turkish History, Turkiye, YouTube Video