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Energy Museum & Art Walk — Santral Istanbul

Explore the original 1914 power plant turbines, then tour the contemporary art galleries inside this remarkable Golden Horn campus.

Date & Time
Sat 18 Jul

₺150

Location

Santral Istanbul

Kazım Karabekir Cad. No:1, Eyüp

Indoor & outdoorFamily friendly

About this event

Santral Istanbul's Energy Museum preserves the original turbines, generators, and switchboards of the Silahtarağa Power Plant exactly as they were when the station closed in 1983. The machinery is monumental and strangely beautiful. After the museum, the surrounding campus hosts rotating contemporary art exhibitions in the converted industrial halls. A combined visit takes two to three hours. Entry to galleries is often free on the first Sunday of each month.

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