Dive into the vibrant world of Turkish mosaic lamps with our engaging and creative workshop in Istanbul. This hands-on experience allows you to craft your own beautiful mosaic lamp, a perfect keepsake of your time in Turkey. Enjoy the blend of artistry and tradition in a fun, interactive environment.
Turkish mosaic lamps are a significant part of Turkish culture and art, known for their intricate designs and vibrant colors. This art form dates back centuries, originating in the Ottoman Empire, where these lamps were used to decorate homes, palaces, and mosques. The lamps are made using small, colored glass pieces that are meticulously arranged to create stunning patterns. Each lamp is a testament to the craftsmanship and artistic heritage of Turkey.
The workshop is available year-round and is perfect for any time of the year.
Daily: The workshop takes place every day at 09:00, 12:00, and 15:00.
Adult Ticket (14-99): €28,50 per person
Child Ticker (0-13): €27,50 per person
Not Allowed
Know Before You Go
The meeting point for the private Turkish Coffee Workshop is Hafiz Mustafa 1864. Look for the historical building with the „Hafiz Mustafa 1864“ sign. Meet the guide just inside the entrance.
Address: Hobyar, Ankara Cd. 197-181, 34112 Fatih/İstanbul, Türkiye
The price includes entry to the workshop, all materials and tools for creating the mosaic lamp, guided instruction, refreshments, and the finished lamp.
Children aged 13 and younger can attend with a ticket. Infants (0-1) can attend for free.
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
Photography is not allowed during the workshop to maintain an immersive experience.
The workshop takes place daily at 09:00, 12:00, and 15:00.
This workshop combines the traditional art of Turkish mosaic lamp making with a hands-on crafting experience, offering a unique cultural activity.
There is no specific dress code, but comfortable clothing is recommended.
The workshop lasts for approximately 3 hours.
Take tram T1 to Sultanahmet, metro M2 to Vezneciler, or various buses to Sultanahmet, followed by a short walk.
Yes, the workshop is suitable for special occasions. Please contact the venue for special arrangements.
Yes, complimentary Turkish tea and water are provided during the workshop.
Pets and smoking are not allowed.
The workshop is conducted in English, and it’s recommended to visit the restroom before the workshop begins.
The workshop is limited to a small group of 10 participants to ensure a personalized experience.