SALT Galata

Unfortunately I cannot share anything about the exhibitions, as there were none when I came to visit. But I did enter the building anyway and I am glad I did, it is magnificent!nnThere is a bar/cafe in the building to get a refreshment.nnAlso a book store available similar to the one in SALT Beyoglu, but way smaller.

Even though studying area is closed. Still you can visit and cafe is also open

Historic building with library and a coffee shop. Also sometimes performing arts rehearsal can be perform anywhere inside the building which is nice If you don't need complete silence to focus in the library. By the way mostly crowded and you can barely find a seat in the library.

Everything closed, but they are not bothering themself to say about this in advance. Only bookstore open and the coffeeshop which was the worst I’ve been in Istanbul. I wouldn’t review this place of course since it’s closed, but the terrible coffeeshop made me do this

Every exhibition has a very inspiring theme and hosts great modern artists. The architecture of the building brings me to a hellenistic time when the oldest philosophical aspects are being criticised. And by addition of the view you can see the most beautiful mosques in Istanbul, the amazing picture completes itself.nI really like here, and confirmed the taste of vegan cookies :)nI am looking forward to seeing the library opened after pandemic.