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Rhythm of the Dance Show

Name: Rhythm of the Dance Show
Start: 2024-11-28T20:30:00+0300
End: 2024-11-28T21:35:00+0300
Location: Hodjapasha

Be captivated by energetic and evocative Turkish dance performances.

Hodjapasha

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Immerse yourself in a mesmerizing showcase of sensational Ottoman harem dances, charming traditional performances, and exotic belly dances, all presented in magnificent fashion in the Rhythm of the Dance Show in Istanbul. Experience a highly energetic and evocative traditional Turkish dance show featuring captivating modern choreography.

Situated near the majestic Hagia Sophia Basilica and the splendid Topkapi Palace, the Hodjapsha Cultural Center stands as a captivating gem within Istanbul's rich cultural tapestry. Once a grand 15th-century hamam (Turkish bath), it now opens its doors to visitors.

The incorporation of 360-degree special visual effects creates an exclusive and intimate atmosphere, elevating the Istanbul belly dance show's allure within this historic venue.

Enjoy a combination of folk dances performed by professional dancers
Learn about Turkish culture through its dance and music
See the HodjaPasha Culture Center, set in a restored 550-year-old Ottoman Turkish bath

Performance admission
Program booklet
Bottled drinking water

Please be available at the theater 30 minutes before the show time
Seats are allocated on the basis of first booked first served
Theater is not suitable for wheelchairs.

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

The Hodjapasha Culture Center —close to top attractions in Sultanahmet, including the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and Topkapi Palace— is close to the Sirkeci train station, tram stop, and Marmaray stop. It’s also walking distance from Eminonu Square and the Eminonu pier.