Baghdad Pavilion

Considered a masterpiece of classical Ottoman pavilion architecture, the Baghdad Pavilion is distinguished by its stunning facade adorned with green and blue Iznik tiles. The interior is equally impressive, showcasing a wealth of vibrant tilework, an intricately painted ceiling, and elegant stained-glass windows. Among its fine details are exquisite inlays of mother-of-pearl and tortoise shell, a central fireplace, and a remarkable silver grill that was presented as a gift by King Louis XIV of France.