destination reports: turkey: Unusual venues
Unusual venues
For event planners looking for something more ‘alternative’ for their corporate gathering, Turkey also offers up a variety of options.
The Adile Sultan Palace, as one of most selective event venues in Istanbul, offers exclusive services for all kinds of receptions; weddings, parties and conferences, with its splendid halls featuring high gold leaf ceilings, and its gardens boasting magnificent Bosphorus views.
The Oval Hall at Adil Sultan Palace can host up to 500 guests while the gardens can accommodate up to 1,500 people on two levels. In total, the palace boasts 19 rooms, making it an ideal choice for gatherings large or small. Su Ada is another unique and exclusive venue. An artificial island located on the Bosphorus, it offers six different restaurants and can cater to receptions for up to 1,200.
The Seed, Istanbul’s new multi-purpose activity centre located at the Sabanci University Sakip Sabanci Museum (SSM), offers a 300-delegate capacity multi purpose hall and can accommodate 800 guests banquet style or up to 1,100 for a cocktail reception.
