Excellent. So interesting and very well done. We got the combo ticket to see the indoor exhibition which was fascinating. Our 4 year old was really engaged. Unfortunately it was raining but the play area looked really good. Highly recommend for all ages.

I was impressed by this place! We’ve spent there around 4 hours You can combine enjoying nice area and learning some history with this place. We paid 450 liras for each person as we are foreign visitors. It includes not only outdoor pass but also the museum I can recommend this place! Just be sure that the weather is fine :)

Incredible miniatures of the buildings from all over Turkey. Not to be overlooked as a child's display, this is a must see for all ages. The models are extremely detailed and the layout of the area is fantastic. You can easily spend several hours here. It also offers great views of the local area.

Brilliant place to visit to see Turkey, scaled down! Must visit for kids. Very well built! You get to see monuments, buildings, structures from all over Turkey, part of history quite well explained and a nice place with nice views all around!

Took a taxi from our hotel Holiday Inn City in Topkapi, was about $10 one way, worked best for our family of 4 with 2 kids (10 and 12 years old). You can reach by public transport as well. Tickets were a bit pricey in my opinion, but the worse part is that you have to pay extra for all the fun things for kids to do inside the park, the interactive additions. We visited a similar park in Holland (Madurodam) and all the interactive activities there were included. In Istanbul, no. Inside the park you have to get a card that you load with money and you then use that card for kids to play with a remove boat or pedal a bike to move a ferry. Some activities simply took the money and didn’t perform. My kids wanted to hear some anthem of famous soccer teams and the machine deducted the money from the card but didn’t play anything. We tired twice and lost money both times. Another activity, the talking tree, was in Turkish. Again, you pay money and have no idea what’s going on. Unless you speak Turkish of course. Another activity was closed (laser games). You have to pay extra to take a trolley around the park as well. I wouldn’t recommend the place for a visit unless you live in Turkey and/or a Turkish citizen. My kids had no idea nor, honestly, did they care about Turkish historical buildings. It’s interesting for an adult to read about, yes, but then as as adult you’d better visit these locations in person (at least in Istanbul). Clean grounds though, the park is well kept.

It was a perfect summer day for this outdoor experience. You wander around all the miniature replicas of Turkey's well known buildings and attractions. There is a mini train for kids, as well as play area and labyrinth. Do pop in at the indoor exhibition of 3D cut replicas of the buildings as well - and a replica of the studio which shows how it was planned and made