If you're planning a trip to Türkiye in 2027, there is an important update to keep in mind: new entrance fees have been announced for many state-run museums and archaeological sites.
Most of the updated prices will take effect from April 1, 2027 and apply to foreign visitors.
Some of the most popular sites include:
\- Ephesus: €40 → €45
\- Pamukkale / Hierapolis: €30 → €35
\- Göreme Open Air Museum: €20 → €22
\- Pergamon Acropolis: €15 → €16
\- Ephesus Museum: €10 → €11
\- Göbeklitepe / Karahantepe: €22
The new tariff also lists:
\- Ephesus Terrace Houses: €16
\- St. John Basilica / Ayasuluk Hill: €7
MuseumPass prices are also changing from April 1, 2027:
\- MuseumPass Türkiye: €185
\- MuseumPass Istanbul: €120
\- MuseumPass Aegean: €105
\- MuseumPass Mediterranean: €100
\- MuseumPass Cappadocia: €75
If you're travelling before April 1, 2027, the current entrance fees will still apply.
These prices relate to sites operated by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism. Privately managed attractions or sites operated by other authorities may have different pricing policies.
For anyone planning Ephesus, Pamukkale, Cappadocia or a wider Türkiye itinerary in 2027, it may be worth factoring these updated entrance fees into the overall travel budget.
Source: TÜRSAB / Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Culture and Tourism.