Discover Istanbul, a city where history and culture come alive.
Create unforgettable memories at Radisson Blu Hotel, Istanbul Pera—your ideal starting point to explore the enchanting magic of Istanbul.
Explora los principales lugares de interés cerca del Radisson Blu Hotel, Istanbul Pera
Descubre Estambul, una ciudad donde la historia convive con la innovación tecnológica y las leyendas antiguas se enlazan con sueños modernos.
Explora sus centros comerciales llenos de vida, da un paseo por la animada calle Istiklal, disfruta de la serenidad de un crucero al atardecer por el Bósforo o detente a saborear un té tradicional en el pintoresco barrio de Balat.
Tu viaje inolvidable a Estambul empieza aquí, en el Radisson Blu Hotel, Istanbul Pera.
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Boshphorus sightseeing cruise
Experience a nostalgic sightseeing cruise along the Bosphorus, where Europe and Asia meet in breathtaking harmony.
Glide past the opulent waterfront palaces of sultans and elegant pasha villas, soaking in the rich history and scenic beauty of the strait.
Highlights include the majestic Dolmabahçe Palace, Ciragan Palace, Rumeli Fortress, the iconic Bosphorus Bridge, Anadolu Fortress, Beylerbeyi Palace, the enchanting Maiden’s Tower, and much more
Art galleries
Discover Istanbul’s artistic heartbeat. A visit to an art gallery in Istanbul is more than a visual experience; it’s a journey through time, culture, and creativity.
Immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant artistic soul and take part in traditional Turkish printing and painting workshops set in inspiring surroundings.
During your stay, explore these enriching cultural destinations nearby: Casa Botter Art and Design Centre (Botter Apartment), Istanbul Illusion Museum, Pera Museum, The Museum of Innocence (by Orhan Pamuk), Istanbul Museum of Modern Art, Rahmi M. Koç Museum, The charming antique shops of Çukurcuma, and the Salt Galata Cultural and Arts Centre.
Experience Istanbul’s rich heritage and contemporary creativity just minutes away from your room at Radisson Blu Hotel, Istanbul Pera.
Shop Istanbul in style
Istanbul offers a perfect blend of luxury shopping malls, outlet centers, and historic shopping districts, all within easy reach of Radisson Blu Hotel, Istanbul Pera.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Istiklal Street, explore the charming Harmanlı Han and Atlas Pasajı, or indulge in world-class retail at modern shopping destinations like Demirören Shopping Mall, Galataport, Cevahir, Zorlu Center, Kanyon, Nişantaşı, and İstinye Park.
Whether you seek traditional bazaars or cutting-edge fashion, Istanbul caters to every shopping style and preference, making your stay unforgettable both inside and outside the hotel.
Explore Istanbul's timeless heritage
Nestled in the heart of Istanbul, where Ottoman palaces and Byzantine relics meet modern towers and vibrant streets, our hotel offers the perfect starting point to uncover the city’s rich history.
During your stay, don’t miss these iconic landmarks near the hotel: Galata Tower, Crimea Memorial Church, Topkapi Palace, Basilica Cistern, Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque, the Blue Mosque, Serefiye Cistern, Zeyrek Mosque, Dolmabahce Palace, Kamondo Stairs, Beyazıt Square-Serpent Column, St. Antoine Church, Galata Bridge, Neve Shalom & Schneidertempel Synagogues, St. Maria Draperis Church, Spice Bazaar, Sirkeci Train Station, and more.
Experience Istanbul’s unique blend of history and culture, just steps from the hotel. Whether you’re exploring grand palaces, historic mosques, or bustling bazaars, your adventure starts here.
Street food: experience the flavors of Istanbul
Istanbul isn’t just a feast for the eyes, it’s a feast for the senses. Beyond its grand mosques and scenic views lies a rich street food culture that captures the city’s spirit in every bite.
Start with a classic Doner Kebab, then try stuffed mussels (Midye Dolma) filled with spiced rice and a squeeze of lemon. Head to Eminönü for a freshly grilled fish sandwich (Balık Ekmek) with Bosphorus views.
Don’t miss the bold flavor of Kokorec, or the comforting simplicity of rice with chickpeas or chicken (Nohutlu or Tavuklu Pilav). In winter, enjoy roasted chestnuts (Kestane) or sip on a cup of Boza, a traditional fermented drink.
Istanbul’s street food is more than just a meal—it’s a cultural journey through history, flavor, and everyday life.