Bosphorus Bridge, uniquelly linking 2 continents (Asia and Europe) since 1973, it was the first bridge between the two continents since the pontoon bridge of Xerxes in 480 BCE.
The 6th-century church of Hagia Sophia that dominates the Istanbul skyline is one of the best known and most visited sites of the historic peninsula.
This place is best known for the sublime dishes it serves in its sister restaurant across the street, but Çiya is also one of Istanbul's finest kebab-makers.
The Hippodrome of Constantinople was a circus that was the sporting and social centre of Constantinople, capital of the Byzantine Empire. Today it is a square called Sultanahmet Meydani.
Standing on the site of the original Byzantine city, the district known as Sultanahmet is the heart of tourist Istanbul, with many of the most important attractions dotted around it.
Taksim Square, with its monument to the founding of the Turkish Republic, is very much the symbolic heat of modern Istanbul, a busy transport intersection within walking distance of all cafes,...
The Egyptian Bazaar in Fatih is a huge shopping complex filled with many different kinds of spices, dried fruits, nuts, and some sweet treats. Open daily, from 9am to 7pm.
Great breakfast from 7am to 10pm!!! With the hagia sophia and topkapi palace view! You can also buy your grocery from the shop!
Topkapi is the palace over looking the Bosphorus where the sultas made their homes and supervised government during the glory days of the Ottoman Empire.
Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarnici) is a historic water cistern constructed by the Byzantine Empire. Engraved decorations exist over some of its 336 columns. It has a capacity of 80.000 m3 water.
Any shopping lover will appreciate bargaining at the Grand Bazaar. With over 5,000 vendors, this shopping extravaganza is a great way to shop for Turkish treasures
Housed in a triptych of buildings on the hillside below Topkapi Palace,contains a treasure trove of finds both from abroad and from the city's own past
By the mid-19th century the Ottoman sultans were obsessed with all things Western and determined to move out of Topkapi Palace and into the Dolmabahce Palace on the southern shore of the Bosphorus.
Watch the golden gate of Istanbul and go up to the roof to have a splendid view.
Thats the place locals enjoy themselves Turkish style. Join the crowd & take it easy to enjoy completely
A stroll down pedestrianised Istiklal Caddesi is the must for any visitor to Istanbul.
Topped with a distinctive witch's hat roof, the prominent Galata Tower dates back to the days when Genose traders were settled in this part of town.
You can find delicious "authentic Turkish breakfast" here all day long (between 06:30 until 22:30). Never leave without trying
wednesdays, fridays & saturdays, only place u have a blast ! best club in town !
If you want to have a splendid night out, you definitely have to go to Love Dance Point. The music, the ambiance and especially nice looking guys will blow your mind! Club is absolutely fascinating!!!
Packed on Saturday night - very quiet on Sunday night. Was a belly dancing on the Saturday night we were here
the France street is such a place that u re going to find the real desire for only a goblet of wine ...
The Ravioli is great, fill it with meat or potato, it's the same.Great place to have lunch just under the office.
