Galata Mevlevi Lodge Museum
Galata Mevlevi Lodge, one of the most important Ottoman buildings in Beyoğlu, attracts attention with its historical and cultural values. This historical lodge, which has been serving as a museum since 1975, is an important center of the Mevlevi sect.
Sirkeci Station
The Station is located in Eminönü, near Topkapı Palace. It was the first train station in the European side of Istanbul and for decades, Sirkeci was the first stop for visitors from Europe. The train station still remains untouched from
Istanbul Dolphinarium
A fantastic opportunity to learn about the fascinating world of sea mammals! By giving these wonderful creatures a closer look, you can appreciate their significance to the natural world. Visitors are welcome to get close to dolphins, fur seals, walruses,
Ataturk Arboretum
Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the 730-acre green area in the north of Istanbul offers the perfect getaway for those who want to discover the magic of nature. This nature paradise promises visitors a unique experience
Salt Galata
With its library, cafe, and exhibition hall you can spend hours there in a calm environment especially if you have work to do. The building itself is worth seeing because it is representative of 19th-century architecture, and if you are
Şile Lighthouse
This lighthouse has become the most significant symbol of Şile that has protected the Isle for many years. Sile Lighthouse is the largest lighthouse in Turkey and the second largest in the world. Many people find lighthouses fascinating. If you are one of
Vialand Theme Park
Vialand is a complex of a huge shopping mall and a theme park. Three roller coasters, three water rides, 18 other rides, a variety of fairground stalls, and other engaging activities are all part of the amusement park. It's the
Kılıç Ali Paşa Mosque
Besides the magnificent Tophane Fountain, the Kılıç Ali Paşa Mosque is located in Tophane. On the advice of Grand Admiral Kılıç Ali Paşa, famous Ottoman architect Sinan the Architect constructed it in 1581. The mosque's design is evocative of a
German Fountain
In Sultanahmet Square, you are sure to note the magnificence of the German Fountain and its majestic dome. German Emperor Wilhelm II constructed the German Fountain and gave it to Sultan Abdülhamid II as a gift. The German Fountain was
Doğançay Museum
The Dogancay Museum is housed in a five-story, 200-year-old building in Istanbul's bustling Beyoglu neighborhood. It is one of the first modern art museums in Turkey. It gives a broad overview of a selection of one of Turkey's most prominent
Spice Bazaar
Eminonu houses many open markets but the famous Spice Bazaar wins the prize for being the most colorful, aromatic, and often the most fun! The market was built in 1664 as a part of the New Mosque, and today it
Sapphire Observation Deck
This is the most famous and popular observation deck in the city. You'll be amazed to see how big Istanbul really is! You can take amazing pictures of the city and the Bosphorus, plus there are some delicious food options
St. Anthony of Padua Church
St. Antoine Church is the largest Roman Catholic Church in Istanbul, Turkey. As you enter this magnificent place of worship, prepare to be captivated by its rich history, stunning architecture, and spiritual ambiance. Originally built in 1725 by Istanbul's Italian community,
Museum of Innocence
Both a book by Orhan Pamuk and a museum are titled the Museum of Innocence. The love story centers on two families and two classes and uses recollections and flashbacks to explain life in Istanbul. In boxes and display cabinets, the museum showcases the
Istanbul Aquarium
This aquarium is the best aquarium in the world in terms of size, variety of fish species, and activities that take place along the walkways. Following a geographical plan, the tourists go from the Black Sea to the Pacific over
Çamlıca Hill
The best location for a panoramic perspective of Istanbul is Camlica Hill on the Asian side. It's a nice recreation area where you can unwind and enjoy the breathtaking view of Istanbul from the hill. On the hill, the longest
New Mosque
One of Istanbul's most well-known mosques, it is located near the Galata Bridge and the Spice Market on Golden Horn. The mosque actually dates back to 1663, hence the name New Mosque is a bit misleading. It is a towering building
Çamlıca Mosque
The mosque is the largest one in Turkey and is situated atop Camlica Hill. The mosque has a conference room, library, art gallery, museum, and subterranean parking for 3,500 automobiles in addition to a capacity for 63,000 people to pray
Istanbul Modern Art Museum
The first modern and contemporary art museum in Turkey is called Istanbul Modern. The museum offers a wide range of interdisciplinary events as part of its mission to introduce the local and global art communities to Turkey's artistic innovation and
Whirling Dervish Show
Dervishes perform the most spiritual dance. Rumi served as an inspiration for the dance, which can be seen as a meditation or cultural performance. The Whirling Dervishes' dhikr ritual is the performance that is most frequently accompanied by the traditional Turkish instrument
Pierre Loti Hill
The hill is named in honor of French author Julien Viaud. This place will fascinate you with its unique and endearing atmosphere, and one of the best places to visit if you want to stand high above the city and enjoy
St. George’s Cathedral
Fener Patriarchal Church is located in the Phanar (Fener) neighborhood in the Fatih district of Istanbul. This is an old lighthouse area from the Byzantine and Ottoman periods and means "lighthouse" in Greek. The Great National School was established here
Theodosius (Serefiye) Cistern
Situated in the old town as one of the first examples of the water structures of the city with a history of 1600 years, the Şerefiye Cistern is the first Turkish museum and the oldest building in the world with
Mihrimah Sultan Mosques
The legendary Ottoman ruler Suleyman the Magnificent ordered the construction of the Mihrimah Sultan Mosque in the 1560s for his beloved daughter Princess Mihrimah. It was created as a mosque complex with a madrasa, hamam, tomb, and a row of