A masterpiece of Byzantine architecture, transformed into a mosque and then a museum. It houses magnificent mosaics and frescoes.

An underground cistern built in the 6th century to store water. It is adorned with columns and sculptures, including two Medusa heads.

The largest and most majestic of the imperial mosques in Istanbul, built by Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. It offers panoramic views of the city.

An iconic mosque named after the blue tiles decorating its interior. It has six minarets and a large dome.

The former residence of the Ottoman sultans, housing treasures, relics, weapons, costumes, and gardens. It offers breathtaking views of the Bosphorus.

The strait that separates Europe and Asia, lined with palaces, fortresses, villas, and bridges. It can be explored by boat or ferry.

The largest and most sumptuous of the palaces in Istanbul, built in the 19th century in a European style. It was the seat of the Ottoman government and the last residence of Atatürk.

A medieval tower that dominates the Galata district. It offers a 360-degree view of Istanbul. It also houses a restaurant and a café.

The largest and oldest bazaar in Istanbul, with over 4000 shops selling everything from spices to jewelry, carpets, and souvenirs.

A Byzantine church, transformed into a mosque and then a museum. It is famous for its mosaics and frescoes depicting biblical scenes.

The most famous and busiest street in Istanbul, stretching from Taksim Square to Galata Tower. It is lined with shops, restaurants, cinemas, theaters, and galleries.

A historic Turkish bath, built in the 18th century, during the reign of Mahmut I. It is famous for having hosted personalities like Atatürk, Agatha Christie, or Tony Curtis. It offers massage and scrub services.

The most important archaeological museum in Turkey, housing collections from ancient civilizations, including Greece, Rome, Byzantium, and Egypt. It notably houses the sarcophagus of Alexander.

A luxurious Turkish bath, built by Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent for his wife Hurrem, known as Roxelane. It is located between Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque. It offers massage and scrub services.

A bridge that connects the historic and modern districts of Istanbul, spanning the Golden Horn. It is frequented by fishermen, merchants, and tourists. It offers a view of mosques and palaces.

The oldest and largest park in Istanbul, located next to Topkapi Palace. It is famous for its flowers, fountains, statues, and pavilions.

Istanbul's most famous square, symbolizing Turkey's modernity and secularism. It is dominated by the Republic Monument, which pays tribute to the nation's founders. It is the starting point of Istiklal Street.

A cultural center offering traditional dance shows, such as whirling dervishes, belly dancing, or Anatolian folklore. It is located in a former hammam dating from the 15th century.

A sacred mosque, built on the tomb of Eyüp, the companion of the Prophet Muhammad. It is a place of pilgrimage and religious ceremonies.

A museum dedicated to the history of transport, industry, and communications in Turkey. It displays cars, trains, boats, planes, and machinery.

A lively and cosmopolitan district, located on the shores of the Bosphorus. It is known for its market, mosque, cafes, bars, and clubs. It offers a view of the Bosphorus Bridge.

A miniature park that reproduces the main monuments and sites of Turkey on a 1/25 scale, such as Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, or Mount Nemrut. It is located on the shore of the Golden Horn.

A suspension bridge that connects Europe and Asia, crossing the Bosphorus. It measures 1560 meters in length and 64 meters in width. It is illuminated in different colors at night.

A contemporary art museum, exhibiting works by Turkish and international artists in various fields, such as painting, sculpture, photography, or cinema. It is located in a former warehouse.

An amusement and entertainment park, offering rides, shows, shops, restaurants, and a cinema. It is suitable for families and children.

A modern and trendy district, home to Istiklal Avenue, Galata Tower, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Museum of Innocence. It is renowned for its nightlife, restaurants, and galleries.

A Byzantine church, built in the 6th century by Emperor Justinian, which served as a model for Hagia Sophia. It was converted into a mosque in the 16th century. It retains original columns and capitals.

A majestic mosque, located at the entrance to the Galata Bridge, opposite the Spice Bazaar. It was completed in the 17th century, after many difficulties. It has 66 domes and two minarets.

A hill that offers panoramic views of the Golden Horn and the Eyüp district. It is named after a French writer, who often came here for inspiration. It can be accessed by cable car or stairs.

A giant aquarium that presents more than 1500 marine species, distributed in 16 thematic zones representing different ecosystems of the world. It also offers fun and educational activities.

A bar tour in Istanbul that takes you to the best and craziest places in the city with free shots, drinking games, a party bus, and souvenir photos.

A green and peaceful park, located on the European shore of the Bosphorus. It is famous for its Tulip Festival, which takes place every spring. It also contains three Ottoman pavilions.

An imposing mosque, built by Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, who gave his name to the district. It is part of a complex that includes a school, library, hospital, and cemetery.

A luxury shopping center, offering over 300 shops, including international brands, restaurants, a cinema, bowling, and an amusement park. It is located in the Sarıyer district.

A medieval fortress, built by Mehmet the Conqueror, to besiege Constantinople. It stands on the European shore of the Bosphorus. It houses a museum and an open-air theater.

A Catholic church, located on Istiklal Street, in the Beyoglu district. It was built in the early 20th century, in a neo-Gothic style. It is the largest church in Istanbul and hosts an Italian community.

Europe's largest shopping center, offering over 300 shops, including international brands, restaurants, a cinema, bowling, and an amusement park. It is located in the Sisli district.

A tower standing on an islet in the middle of the Bosphorus. It was built in the 12th century to serve as a lighthouse, customs post, or prison. It now houses a restaurant and café.

Istanbul's busiest square, where trams, ferries, pigeons, and street vendors intersect. It is located near the New Mosque, the Spice Bazaar, and the Galata Bridge.

A bazaar located behind the Blue Mosque, selling handicrafts, such as carpets, jewelry, pottery, or textiles. It is quieter and more pleasant than the Grand Bazaar. It also houses a mosaic museum.

An ancient Roman stadium, used for chariot races and imperial ceremonies. It is located next to the Blue Mosque. It contains historical monuments, such as the Egyptian obelisk, the Serpentine Column, and the German Fountain.

Explores the history and traditions of Turkish baths

An educational and fun park, allowing children to discover different professions and activities, such as journalism, medicine, cooking, or banking. It is located in the Akasya Shopping Center.

A historic and multicultural district, home to colorful houses, synagogues, churches, and mosques. It has retained its charm and authenticity, despite gentrification.

A private museum, displaying a collection of vintage cars owned by Ural Ataman, a Turkish businessman. It contains rare and prestigious models, such as a Rolls-Royce, Cadillac, or Ferrari.

A summer palace, built in the 19th century for the Ottoman sultans, in a neoclassical style. It contains sumptuous rooms, crystal chandeliers, and gardens. It offers a view of the Bosphorus.

An old Quranic school, transformed into a traditional café, where you can smoke hookah, drink tea or coffee, and play chess. It is located in a shaded courtyard, decorated with lanterns.

A hill that offers spectacular views of Istanbul, the Bosphorus, and the Princes' Islands. It is located on the Asian side of the city. It contains two parks, a restaurant, and a mosque.

A green and peaceful park, located on the shores of the Bosphorus, in the chic Bebek district. It is ideal for walking, cycling, picnicking, or watching boats. It also contains a playground for children.

An original museum that tells the love story between a man and a woman through everyday objects, inspired by the novel of the same name, written by Orhan Pamuk. It is located in the Cihangir district.

An art and culture museum that displays collections of calligraphy, paintings, sculptures, and ceramics, in an old mansion surrounded by gardens. It also organizes temporary exhibitions and events.

An elegant mosque, built by Suleiman the Magnificent, in memory of his favorite son, who died at the age of 22. It is considered a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture. It has two minarets and a dome.

A modern shopping center, distinguished by its futuristic architecture and ecological design. It offers over 150 shops, including international brands, restaurants, a cinema, and a fitness center.

A trendy club offering live music, from rock to jazz, blues, and reggae. It is located on Istiklal Street, in the Beyoglu district. It hosts local and international artists.

An Irish pub offering a friendly and festive atmosphere. It is located on Istiklal Street, in the Beyoglu district. It serves beers, whiskies, and cocktails, as well as typical dishes, such as fish and chips or burgers.

A bar in Montreal offering a variety of beers, wines, and cocktails in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Frightening haunted house on the theme of Frankenstein's monsters in the old district of Sultanahmet, with many sets and special effects to make you shiver.

Modern and contemporary art museum housed in a historic building

Remnants of the Byzantine Grand Palace, showcasing mosaic art

Graceful 16th-century mosque commissioned by Sultan Süleyman's daughter

Ancient Egyptian obelisk from the Temple of Karnak

Spiritual center for the Eastern Orthodox Church

The largest mosque in Istanbul, inaugurated in 2019 after six years of construction. It can accommodate up to 63,000 worshippers. It is decorated with Ottoman motifs and calligraphy. It has six minarets and four domes.

A museum that traces the history of the Ottoman and Turkish navy, through models, weapons, uniforms, and boats. It notably contains the caïques, the royal boats used by the sultans.

A jazz club in Istanbul offering quality concerts every night in an intimate and warm setting.

A trendy club in Istanbul that keeps you dancing 24/7 on three floors and two stages with performing DJs and an electric atm

Large indoor complex with two karting tracks, one for beginners and one more technical for experienced drivers. Possibility to rent individual karts or race with friends.

Vibrant market offering fresh produce, spices, and local delicacies

Important spiritual center for the Greek Orthodox community

Exquisite 16th-century Ottoman mosque with intricate tilework

Ancient Roman monument with a unique spiral design

Ottoman hunting lodge with panoramic views of the Bosphorus

Contemporary art space showcasing Turkish and international artists

Vast park with diverse plant life, ideal for nature walks

Extensive collection of Turkish carpets and rugs, showcasing weaving techniques

Archaeological museum with artifacts from various periods of Istanbul's history

Opulent Ottoman palace with beautiful gardens and Bosphorus views

Collection of Turkish and Islamic art, housed in a former palace

Exhibits showcasing the history and culture of the Princes' Islands

Rococo-style Ottoman palace with stunning Bosphorus views