Istiklal Street, the most famous street in Istanbul and even in Turkey, is a 1,400-meter-long street between Tunil and Taksim Square. Maintaining its presence by maintaining its popularity since the end of the 19th century, it is one of the first places you need to change your course when you come to Istanbul. Istiklal Street, is very active in commercial an...
Topkapi Palace, built by the conqueror Sultan Mehmet Han in 1478, served as the states administrative center for nearly 400 years of the Ottoman Empires 600-year history. Specifically, Topkapi served as the administrative center of the state and the official residence of the sultans for nearly 380 years until the date when Abdülmecid built the Dolmabahce Pal...
The construction of the church began in 1906 in the place of the old and was opened in 1912, blessed in memory of the transfer of the saint. Built in red brick, the church was constructed in the Italianate neo-Gothic style, of reinforced concrete by the Italian architect Giulio Mongeri, born in Istanbul. The St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church is one of the...
Cemberlitash Hammam, the hammam was built by Afif Nurbanu Sultan, Murads mother, and is said to be the work of Mimar Sinan. The bathroom is a double bathroom, planned so that there would be two identical bathrooms side by side, which had a separate entrance for men and women when it was first built, now separated from the entrance to the bathrooms.
Panorama 1453 and Museum of the History of the Conquest of Constantinople, the museum was opened to visitors in 2009, and the museum was created around a huge painting depicting the conquest of Istanbul in a panoramic way. In the interactively prepared museum, a presentation rich with audio effects is performed. The museum also has the significant advantage ...
The Mosque of Arabia, which is still notable for its square-shaped tower with a pointed cone, sits among the concrete blocks in the urban fabric of Galata. It is said that it is the place where the first call to prayer was heard in Istanbul. There are two different legends about its construction. According to the first, the Arab Mosque, which was built in 71...
Macca Cable Car, a short but efficient tour line for those who want to experience a different trip in Istanbul. The cable car line that crosses the Macka Valley offers a different experience for families with children. Moreover, the price is very economical. For those arriving in the wee hours of the day, the rooms are usually empty, with long queues on week...
Taksim Square, with a history of 280 years, is the center and heart of Istanbul. Taksim Square is the largest tourist attraction in Istanbul with its surrounding hotels, restaurants, cafes, restaurants, shops and entertainment centers. Because almost everyone who comes to visit Istanbul has at least one photo taken in Taksim. Many political and social events...
Gulhane Garden, which was used as the outer garden of Topkapi Palace during the Ottoman Empire, had an orchard and rose gardens. The great importance of Gulhane Park in terms of history; It is the place where the Tanzimat decree, which is the first concrete step of democratization in Turkish history, is read. Foreign Minister Mustafa Reshet Pasha read the Ta...
During the Ottoman period, the third Sultan, Murad (1574-1595) converted the church into a mosque and named it Fethiye. The building underwent major repairs between 1845 and 1846. The facades of the building reflect the characteristics of late Byzantine architecture. The dome and walls of the Berkeleyson are decorated with mosaics from the 14th century.
The Suleymaniye Mosque, one of the most important examples of classical Ottoman architecture, was built in Istanbul by Mimar Sinan, at the request of Suleiman the Magnificent, between 1551 and 1557. It is described that the mosque, which has not experienced the slightest crack in its walls despite the occurrence of more than a hundred earthquakes In Istanbul...
Caragan Palace, one of the most important symbols of the period of flowers and love of music, known as the era of tulips, was known as Kazancioglu Gardens in the 17th century, along with the sea-view mansions and gardens that adorned the beaches of Besiktas in the 18th century. Restoration began in 1987 to be used as a hotel, and after a long period of desig...
Hagia Irene Church, the great Emperor Constantine ordered the construction of the Hagia Irene church in 330 where there was a pagan temple before. The church took its name from a saint who sought to spread Christianity. The church was originally built of wood and was badly damaged by fires and earthquakes. The church was renovated each time, and it was used ...
Basilica Cistern, is one of the most impressive buildings in Istanbul. The reservoir was built between 527-565 by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. The basilica cistern is 140 meters long and 70 meters wide. It is a giant building that covers a rectangular area. Its total area is 9800 square meters; The water storage capacity is about 100 thousand tons. The...
The place where the pavilions were located, was known as the vineyards of Haji Hussein Agha because it belonged to Haji Hussein Agha in the eighteenth century. This is the third sultan. Ahmed arranged it as Hisbah. In the middle of the 19th century, Sultan Abdülmecid wanted to build pavilions here and construction began. It consists of two buildings, the Con...
The Museum of Innocence. This 19th-century house displays everyday items from the novel of the same name by novelist Orkhan Pamuk. It is the first museum created based on the fictional universe of the novel. He was awarded the European Museum of the Year award on May 17, 2014. The road to the museum is strewn with history, beauty, color and simplicity. Suita...
Sultanahmet Square is one of the most distinguished, historical and most visited squares in Istanbul. In the square there are many historical artifacts dating back to the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman periods. This place is known as the Hippodrome in the Byzantine period and it is mentioned that horse races and spear battles were held in the square.
Overlooking the Golden Horn Pierre Loti, one of the most famous hills of Istanbul with its unique view of the Golden Horn. This wonderful hill has been the scene of many series and movies with its popularity. Inside the hill is a historic coffee, restaurant, café, open garden with a capacity of 1400 people overlooking the Golden Horn.
The Basket Makers Pavilion was built in the 16th, 3rd century. It was used as one of the coastal palaces of Topkapi Palace. Red marble and tiles brought from different regions, especially Iznik, were used. The palace is currently used as the headquarters of the Green Crescent. According to the inscription on the pavilion, it was rebuilt in 1643, and its rest...
The bath was built by Gedik Ahmed Pasha. It is an architectural project implemented by engineer Khairatin in 1475 AD. You can visit this place to experience the 500-year-old hammam culture from the Ottoman Empire to the present day.
Madame Tussauds has a 250-year history as the worlds most famous brand of wax sculpture museum. The museum, which was first opened in London, has managed to spread to different parts of the world over time. Madame Tussauds Istanbul was opened to visitors in 2016 as the 21st branch of the museum. Madame Tussauds Istanbul Museum, which consists of 5 different ...
The bazaar has been around since the 15th century, in the Fatih district of Istanbul, behind Istanbul University. The gathering of journalists in the area in 1460 is still in effect today. It is possible to find many sources such as old print novels, stories, books of fairy tales, poetry books, anthologies, and encyclopedias. Unfortunately, most of the valua...
Ortakoy Square, equipped with original examples of Ottoman civil architecture in the 19th century, is an open-air museum. Many historical buildings such as Ortakoy Mosque, one of the emblematic buildings of Istanbul, fountains and Ayios Fokas Church are located in and around the square. In the square there are street vendors, cafes and restaurants where you ...
Harka Sharif Mosque, Sultan Abdul Majeed built the mosque between 1847-1851. The sacred relics in the mosque make it a more spiritual place and allow it to be visited by many visitors.
Ma'shouqia waterfalls, more than 20 waterfalls, flow from Mount Kartepe, and the views are wonderful in the atmosphere of this picturesque place. There is a large group of wonderful restaurants and hotels, and most services are available.
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It was declared a nature park in 2011. Inside the park, in addition to the different tree species like oriental fir, alder, rowan, and oak, there are many different wildlife. The park includes 23 species of mammals, located at a very far distance as it covers an area of 51 acres. The whole area remains in the jungle and provides a chance to walk in the lush ...
Saklikent National Park was established on June 6, 1996, and includes a valley estimated to be about 300 m deep and 18 km long, making it one of the deepest regions in the world. The valley was formed by eroding rocks during the flow of water in it over thousands of years, and the park is considered one of the most beautiful areas. Natural in the city of Fet...
