A stunning museum that will be of interest to both adults and children. A large number of exhibits: cars/motos, planes, trains, submarines. Everything is done with attention to detail and love. For Harry Potter fans, there is a car in which he flew with his friends. It is better to spend at least 3 hours for the museum.

Rahmi Koç Museum, which is very large and has an incredibly wide range of museums, is a museum that takes you away from 2024 the moment you enter. There are a lot of complicated things, of course you don't fully understand the mechanics of everything and you will even forget a considerable part of it after a while. However, the pleasure of instantly transporting you to the time period you belong to is beyond anything else.

I wanted to see something unusual in Istanbul. I found information about this museum in one of the videos on YouTube. I read the reviews and decided to go with my family for the whole day. The museum is located quite far from the arrival point of the liner - the port of Sarayburnu. The cost of a taxi ride is 600 liras one way. We spent a little over 200 liras round trip including the cost of purchasing a transport card. You need to walk past the Galati Bridge, past the yacht parking area near the shore to the Yemenem bus park - 1.5 km. Buy an Istanbul transport card in advance (70 liras). Take bus number 47E. Drive about 40 minutes to the retirement museum. The cost of the trip is 7.7 liras per person. We got back by river bus. Leave the museum, go to the right to the pier and after learning the departure schedule, go to the Kadikoy stop (3 stops) - 30 liras per person. About the museum's exhibition. This is a private motor transport museum. Monday is a day off, open from 9:30 to 17:00. Everything related to movement is represented - carts, carriages, bicycles, mopeds, scooters, strollers, motorcycles, freight transport, cars, boats, planes, trains, toy vehicles. Whole classes visit this museum. Therefore, it is noisy from children's voices. There are a lot of halls and pavilions for viewing. Interesting for any age, especially children and men. This rare vehicle is in excellent condition. There is a cafe and restaurant at affordable prices. I definitely recommend it 👍🏻.

This is by far one of the best transport museums I've been to, well done to the people who put it together, fantastic job! I'm someone with an engineering background who also likes history, it was 5 hours well spent but could have stayed all day, was totally in my element. One of my Istanbul trip's highlight for sure and would highly recommend it, especially to get some respite from the hassling of shop and restaurant staff in the city centre which is tiring and very off putting.

Large collections of vehicles used for different modes of transportation; cars, trains, planes, large boats moored at an outside dock, and much more. The displays are well laid out and organised with the collections spread out in more than one building. The staff are also very friendly and helpful. Well worth the ticket price.

If you're in Istanbul, have already visited the most popular and boring sights, and are looking for something to do with your free day, this museum is your choice. Here you will experience the spirit of history, but it will not be boring and boring, where you will only evoke emotions of 5-7 pieces, it is a world of our past, where you can touch, observe, feel, press buttons, climb into trains, planes... this museum is “alive”! 300 lire on the uber with Beyoglu, 600 lire for admission per adult, but it wouldn't occur to you that you're overpaying. I've been to other museums of old-car collectors, but they're nowhere near what you can see here. If you stop and read all the signs, you won't have enough hours. Anyway, I can't think of a person who would be impressed by this museum. From the photo on the Internet, I had less expectations, but now I'd give 10 out of 5

This is a must see museum for visitors. It is an extensive area with a wide variety of excellent, well maintained collections, many of which are interactive. There are 4 cafes and one restaurant. Descriptions and information is displayed in English. Highly recommended, perhaps needs more advertising as a tourist attraction; we only discovered it as we passed by in a taxi. Thank you to all those who contribute to this magnificent attraction.

This is a fabulous museum with lots of different transportation experiences on display. We particularly enjoyed the vintage cars that are in pristine condition. The various planes and their histories also makes for interesting viewing. Being able to board a couple of large boats adds to the experience. We loved our visit but suggest you need a minimum of 4 hours to really enjoy the experience. The entry cost of 600TL is not prohibitive compared to many of Turkeys overpriced monument. A very memorable visit.