One of the most important historical places for Turkish people where the founder of modern Turkish Republic Ataturk used as his office and passed away. Amazing history, beautiful architecture.
It was built by Sultan Mehmed II. after he conquered Istanbul in 1453. Served as the main residence and administrative headquarters of the Ottoman sultans in the 15th century. Get ready to be amazed!
The largest of the several hundred cisterns that lie beneath Istanbul. The chamber able to hold nearly 80.000 cubic meters of water. The roof supported by 336 marble columns.Perfect instagram spot!
The Hippodrome that was built in 203AD and was at the centre of Byzantine life for 1,000 years and Ottoman life for another 400.It’s been the site of chariot racings and political dramas.
A medieval stone tower in Galata quarter of Istanbul which is one of the oldest towers of Istanbul. Ensure that your camera and phone’s batteries are full as you’ll take amazing photos of Istanbul!
Ok foodies now it's your turn! Famous Spice Market. You'll be amazed with the variety of colors, savory smells and tastes here! Don't miss to visit local charcuteries outside of the market.
The building that is in a walking distance to Hagia Sophia was built in 1560.It now is a cultural center that teaches traditional Turkish handicrafts. There is a pleasant tea garden in the courtyard.
One of the oldest surviving churches on the planet, which later became a mosque. Now a museum and has been home to various cultures and religions. It is unique among all the world’s grandest temples.
Also known as Theodosius Cistern, this amazing 1600-year-old cultural heritage opened to visitors in April 2018. It's located in the Çemberlitaş which is in a walking distance to Grand Bazaar.
In other words Blue Mosque. Located in the Old Town, its name is coming from the blue tiles surrounding the walls of interior design. Mosque was built between 1609 -1616.
An iconic landmark on Istanbul’s skyline. The Maiden’s Tower has a rich history. Located on a tiny islet off the Asian side of Istanbul the best way to go these is taking boats from Uskudar.
Havens of tranquility and only a few kilometers from the city. Impressive wooden mansions and the small-town vibe. No cars allowed so the best way is to get around on foot or by bicycle.
Located on the Asian side of Istanbul, this palace was built as a summer residence and to welcome prestigious guests and heads of state.
Church of Saint-Antoine (St Anthony of Padua). It is the largest church of the Roman Catholic Church in Istanbul. It should definitely be a part of your tour on famous Istiklal Street.
Fener Greek Orthodox Patriarchate Istanbul has been the spiritual center of the Greek Orthodox world since around 1600. It could be considered the Vatican of Eastern Orthodox church.
It's Istanbul’s first Sufi lodge and was established in 1491. One of the most important aspects of the Mevlevihane is the whirling dervish performances every Sunday at 5pm. Absolutely amazing!
The hill with a beautiful panoramic view of the Golden Horn and the historical peninsula. The name came from the French novelist Pierre Loti who fell in love with Istanbul and an Ottoman lady.
