





Located in the heart of Ístanbul, this modern entertainment complex boasts a variety of restaurants and shops. This hub also hosts many parades and celebrations throughout the year and is the main transfer point for the local bus system.
This nine-story stone tower, originally built in 1348 as a watchtower for the city, offers visitors breathtaking views of Ístanbul’s skyline. Grab a bite to eat at the top-floor café, or throw on your dancing shoes and visit the nightclub for a fun evening on the town.
This renowned mosque gets its name from the hand-painted blue tiles found along the interior as well as the blue light that bathes the exterior at night. The stunning structure incorporates both Ottoman and Byzantine design elements, making it a one-of-a-kind experience for visitors.
Be bewitched by the beauty of this magnificent landmark, built as a church in 537 and converted to a mosque by Mehmet the Conqueror in 1453.
Take a fascinating glimpse into an opulent bygone age at this museum in Istanbul's Fatih district. Walk through this glorious 15th-century home to sultans and courtiers with stunning views, gardens, and artwork.
Shop to your heart’s content at Grand Bazaar, one of the world’s oldest covered markets. In the centuries-old alleyways, you will find everything from rare spices to rich fabrics.