Are you ready for a two-day adventure in the heart of Istanbul? This route will take you from the iconic structures of the Historical Peninsula to the unique shores of the Bosphorus, a total of 10 stops. You will trace the footsteps of the Ottomans and Byzantines, discover architectural wonders, and feel the soul of the city.
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10 stops · 2 day
Istanbul's six-minaret mosque is known for its interior adorned with over 20,000 Iznik tiles. Entrance is free for everyone, and it's open for visits …
Rising in Istanbul's Sultanahmet Square, Hagia Sophia has stood since 537 and is one of the most important structures in world architectural history. …
Rising right at the entrance of the Grand Bazaar, Nuruosmaniye Mosque is the first Ottoman Baroque mosque built in Istanbul. Completed between 1748 an…
Standing in the heart of Beyazıt, a few steps from the Grand Bazaar, this 18th-century Ottoman complex is one of Istanbul's most unique places with it…
Located in Sultanahmet, on Istanbul's historical peninsula, the Tombs Museum is a museum directorate that houses the tombs of Ottoman sultans and stat…
Standing as if touching the water on the Bosphorus shore, Ortaköy Mosque is a Neo-Baroque structure designed by Nigoğos Balyan for Sultan Abdülmecid i…
Located on the Bosphorus shore, Ortaköy is one of Istanbul's most vibrant and colorful neighborhoods. With the dazzling Neo-Baroque Ortaköy Mosque, ku…
Rising right next to Yıldız Palace in Beşiktaş, Yıldız Hamidiye Mosque was built by Sultan Abdülhamid II in 1885. The structure, which combines Orient…
Built in the 16th century by Mimar Sinan for Mihrimah Sultan, daughter of Suleiman the Magnificent, this elegant mosque rises in the heart of Üsküdar …
Built by Kösem Sultan in 1640 in Üsküdar Bağlarbaşı, Çinili Mosque is one of Istanbul's lesser-known but most richly decorated mosques, with its inter…
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