Your guide to visit Istanbul

Hagia Sophia, one of the most important constructions survived until today, is a monument built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian in 537.

Sultanahmet Mosque has been built between 1609-1616. Adorned with more than 20,000 blue, green and white Iznik tiles and called “Blue...

Istanbul Akvaryum offers a distinct experience in Istanbul. The greatest themed aquarium in world, with 22,000 square meters capacity.

Binbirdirek Cistern was built by Constantine I the Emperor in the 4th century and Basilica Cistern was built by Justinian I, the Emperor of Byzantine...

Rahmi M. Koç museum is built over an area of 27,000 square meters. It is the one and only industrial museum of Turkey.

Located in Sütlüce, at the coast of the Golden Horn, Miniaturk calls to people of all ages as Turkey's first miniature park.

As an important element of Anatolian culture for centuries, bath consists more profound values than just bathing.

There have been obelisks brought to various cities of the world from the old Egypt. The obelisk in Istanbul was first erected in 1547 BC...

It is the first Turkish museum including all the Turkish and Islamic works of art. In the alms house which is in the social complex of Süleymaniye Mosque...

If you consider carpets and rugs just as accessories to complete the decoration of your house, you are completely wrong.

You should visit world's and Turkey's first entertainment and living place, theme park Isfanbul that combines both shopping streets...

The oldest and biggest indoor bazaar of the world is in the center of the city of Istanbul. Just like a giant labyrinth, it has 60 streets...

Starting business as the first chemist's of Istanbul, the Spice Bazaar was built by Turhan Sultan in 1660.

It's built by Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror in 1478. It has been used as the seat of power and the official residency of the sultans for nearly 380 years...

Kebab is one of the most important values of Turkish food culture. From the preparation of its meat to the spices added...

The Ottoman Bazaar was also called as Sipahi (Cavalrymen) Bazaar since the equipments of cavalrymen were also sold there...

Kumkapı, which was formed as a fishing village in the Byzantine period, has imbedded in history as the place where Sultan Murat IV banned...

The museum which was founded by Osman Hamdi, an artist and an archeologist, with the name Müze-i Hümayun on June 13, 1891.

As one of the most important metropolises of the world, Istanbul, along with its numerous features, has a vibrant nightlife.

Eyüp is one of the most mystical districts of Istanbul. This is due the fact that many historically important figures were interred with the confines...

Patriarchates are the holiest places for the Orthodox. The patriarchate, which was moved to its current building in 1602...

Those who have never tasted simit before can think it is only dough covered with sesame. However, simit is one of the indispensable flavors...

As a globally known product, Turkish delight possesses an important place in Turkish tradition. An aspect of Turkish hospitality being offered...