Intimate Narratives at Museum of Innocence

The Museum of Innocence, created by Orhan Pamuk, intertwines the essence of his novel and Istanbul life.

Founded in 2012, this museum celebrates the poignant love story of Kemal and Füsun, artifacts meticulously arranged to convey cultural nuances from mid-20th century Istanbul. Occupying a 19th-century timber house, the museum emphasizes personal stories over monumental displays, embodying Pamuk's vision for intimate storytelling.

Must-See Highlights

• 💔 4213 Cigarette Butts Installation - A powerful commentary on love and loss.
• 🖼️ Nostalgic Vitrines - A collection showcasing everyday items from the novel’s characters.
• 📖 Modest Manifesto - Pamuk’s vision for museum storytelling displayed on-site.

Open to all, visitors can enjoy a paid audio guide for enhanced experience. This museum appeals to tourists, literary enthusiasts, and historians alike.