An impressive mosque that should be visited on your first day in the centre. Ensure you have appropriate clothing and time your visit outside of prayers.
To truly understand the history of this building and it's significant role in Christianity and Islam, it is wise visit when the crowds are gone, to research and/or attend with a professional guide. Daha fazlasını oku.
Last home of the Ottoman ruler and an astonishing place to visit in terms of luxury and extravagant purchases. Everything has been well preserved and there is an excellent art collection Daha fazlasını oku.
A family orientated park featuring mini landmarks of Turkey. A camera is definitely needed because you will be inspired by the workmanship Daha fazlasını oku.
The must go place if you want an amazing view of Istanbul - Be warned though - not suitable if you have a fear of heights! Photo is from the view taken at the top Daha fazlasını oku.
One of the oldest shopping places in the world.Attend with a guide for the first time who can give background history on the Ottoman building and then after, shop until your heart is content!
The centre of old Constantinople (Istanbul), the Topkapi Palace, harem and museum is a must visit. It is very big so at least a full morning is needed to explore it properly.
Just around the corner from the Hagia Sophia. Try to avoid queues because outside of this time, the atmosphere is very surreal
This place is good for a visit however if your time is limited, head to the grand bazaar instead. Bigger and better! Remember if you are looking for pure saffron, it is Iranian and not Turkish.
This area is called the old city and is a designated UNESCO World heritage site. Visit various historical landmarks including the Blue mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace and the Basilica cistern Daha fazlasını oku.
This area is considered the hive of activity for Istanbul. Everything is here from shops, restaurants, old churches, nightlife. For second time visitors to Istanbul, it is a good location for hotels
Take a tram, visit churches, the flower passage, eat where the locals eat, shop in brand name stores, explore antique hives and visit museums. This is where it all happens in Istanbul
