The Beykoz Museum of Glass and Crystal was established in Istanbul during the Ottoman period and was the most important glass factory at that time. The museum area is about 360 acres, and it was distinguished by a distinctive and modern design. Repeating similar spaces surrounding the courtyard in a certain arrangement, its moving facades with circular arch openings in the basement, and providing unique exhibition spaces with its magnificent Western-influenced construction and masonry, the development of Turkish glass art and European glass is displayed in the museum in 12 different sections.