The Turkish Museum Pass is available in several versions covering different regions of the country, each valid for a specific period from the moment of first use. The Museum Pass Türkiye, valid for 15 days and granting access to over 300 sites, costs around €165, which is approximately $192 or £142. The Museum Pass Istanbul, valid for five days and covering around 13 major sites in the city, is priced at about €105, roughly $122 or £90. In Cappadocia, a three-day pass is €65, around $75 or £56.
The seven-day Aegean pass costs €95, approximately $110 or £82, and the seven-day Mediterranean pass is €90, about $105 or £77. All passes allow one-time entry to each site within the validity period and include skip-the-ticket-line access. They apply to museums and historical sites managed by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, while privately run attractions are not included. Some participating venues also offer discounts of 20 to 30 per cent on products or services. Passes can be purchased at museum ticket offices across Turkey or online through the official website at https://muze.gen.tr/MuseumPasses.
Online orders are currently available only for travellers already in Turkey, and delivery to hotels is suspended as of mid-2025. Validity is calculated in hours rather than calendar days, meaning, for example, that a 15-day pass is valid for 360 hours from the first use. Children under six years old are admitted free of charge, while reduced entry fees often apply for those aged seven to twelve. For visitors planning to explore multiple regions, the nationwide Museum Pass Türkiye usually offers the best value.
