This palaces which has the biggest ballroom in the world has survived whitout a loss with all its iner decoration, furniture, silk carpets and curtains, and all other goods...

The district has an atmosphre summarizing the city. It is istanbul's indispensable neighborhood where there are losts of places of entertaiment...

The quite elegant mosque was built on a unique location in Boğaziçi. The wide and high winwos were placed accordingly to take the changing lights of Bospours...

The meyhanes orginally opened in 1940s (especially Nektar Beerhouse) magnetized a crowd of customers. When the florists start to disperse on different streets in 1950s...

he palace became vacant with due to the shift towards the other palace such as Dolmabahçe and Yıldız, among others....

The Ottoman Bazaar built by reconstructing the old Byzantine remains composes of the street hosting nearly seventy shops on both sides selling traditional carpets, rugs, souvenirs and Ä°znik ceremics...

Just like a giant labyrinth, it has 60 streets and more than three thousand shops. Everybody interested in İstanbul has planned to stop by the Grand Bazaar some time...

In this bazaar known with its herbalists, traditionial products such as natural medicines, flower seeds, roots and skins of rare plants are stil being sold as well as dried nuts and fruits...

Its the unique church with an atrium that has survived unitil today in İstanbul. After the conquest of Istanbul in 1453, no big change was made in the building since it was not transformed into a mosque...

It took the name "Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum" after the proclamation of the republic. In 1983, it was moved to İbrahim Paşa Palace...

It was constructed as the first Acedemy of fine arts by Osman Hamdi in 1883. The Museum of Oriental Antiquities, wich is whithin the building...

Thutmose's victories are written on it in hieroglyph. The Stone first attracted the attention of the Byzantine Emperor Constantine and asked the Egyptian to send the Stone to him...

Located on the Yüksekkaldırım at Beyoğlu, The structure is Istanbul's oldest Mevlevi sanctuary is now used as a museum. Having brought together music with science for centuries...

The cafe an resturant at the Galata Tower, with their panoramic view of Istanbul, are at the service of its visitors from nine in the morning until midnight...

In the museum, there ara both prmanent and themporary echibitions are held. Besides photography and paintings, there are also some Works of installation...

Both of cisterns wich are in middle of the historical peninsula have legends reached the peresent day. The interesting legends of the Basilica and te Binbirdirek Cisterns maket hem more mysterious and intriguing...

The facility provides a natural route ranging from the Black sea the pacific.the thematic presentation consist of graphic displays in accordance to cultural, historical and architectural features...

Adorned with more then 20.000 blue, gren and white İznik tiles and called "˜Blue Mosque" by most Europeans due to the penmanship used on the semi-domes and the Grand dome. After the Grand dom...

It was used as a church with the name of Great Church inByzatntine Empire for 916 years an used as a mosque with the name of Great mosque in the world of Islam for 481 years...

Current Belyerbeyi Palace was built by Sarkis Balyan, the well-Known architect of the time, between 1861 and 1865 after Mahmud II's wooden shore palace was destroyed by Sultan Abdülaziz...