Since most info can already be found at the website of the museum I'll just mention quick tips. One, if you bring the book which the museum takes its name from, you can get it stamped and use it for free entry. Two, the space within the museum is very narrow so if you expect to take your time enjoying each chapter being exhibited, don't. Three, the floors are labeled according to the chapters they have artifacts from. A scavenger hunt can be fun but easy. Four, some chapter displays have drawers underneath. Look there to find memoirs and notes left by the other visitors of the museum (it's mostly cheesy Turkish love notes but then again, the entire museum is one big cheesy love note). Audio guiding and English translations of the quotes and labels are available. Have fun!

Beautiful museum. It's extra special if you've read the book, but if you haven't the audio guide fills the gaps so you still enjoy. Nice bookshop with Pamuk titles and relevant other books/posters.

Amazing place. One of the best Musuems in the world. Truly exceptional.......I'll come back again and again!

Had a really nice time here, although I haven't read the book. Great atmosphere and lots of interesting items. Full tour with audio guide takes about hour and a half, but there is also a short tour (half hour). I took the short one and it was OK, but I definitely recommend taking the full one if you have time.

One of recommended museum to go. You can go by kabataş-bağcılar tramvay and stop in tophane station. From there you can take a taksi or uber for just 10 minutes destination. The museum has unique character as well as the novel. You can feel the atmosphere of the novel even without read it. This museum is the first museum based on novel and got european best museum award. For adult the ticket costs 30 lira and for students costs 15 lira.