The Khedive Palace

The Khedive Palace (Hidiv Kasrı) is a building on the Çubuklu ridge in Beykoz district of Istanbul. In 1907, it was built by the Italian architect Delfo Seminati by Abbas Hilmi Pasha, the last Khedive of Egypt. It was made in art nouveau style in accordance with the architectural fashions.

The restaurant, which has the capacity to serve 1100 people in summer and 400 in winter, also serves for special occasions. Such as wedding, engagement, circumcision ceremony, dealership meetings, iftar invitations, brunch and seminar organization...

Where is The Khedive Palace? How to Go?
From Anatolian Side
You can move from TEM roadway and follow the way which one is going Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge. The ideal way to get to Çubuklu Grove is to follow the road signs of Khedive Palace from Kavacık Bridge, which is the last exit before the bridge.

From Europen Side
After passing Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge, road signs of The Khedive Palace can be followed from Kavacık bridge. Also, if you are near Maslak you can use the Istinye / Çubuklu steamship.