The palace, which was converted into a museum in 1924, is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The palace consists of four main courtyards and many buildings, including the harem, kitchens, porticos, library, winter and summer rooms, divan, treasury, and more. The museum houses many artifacts related to the history and culture of the Ottoman Empire, including clothing, weapons, armor, miniatures, manuscripts, various objects from the Ottoman period, and holy relics belonging to Ottoman sultans.
The museum, which is visited by a large number of local and foreign tourists, offers the opportunity to see many artifacts related to the rich history and culture of the Ottoman Empire, as well as its magnificent architecture and historical atmosphere.