Istanbul is a city that you fall in love with at first sight, and you can't help but revisit it over and over again, to the point of addiction.

Discover the most prominent tourist attractions in Istanbul

In Istanbul, you'll experience a vibrant blend of authenticity and sophistication, offering its visitors a blend of natural, historical, and cultural beauty that attracts millions of visitors from around the world.
The city of "Seven Hills" is the economic, tourist, and cultural capital of Turkey, and one of the most important cities due to its central geographical location.
Istanbul is famous for its natural beauty, where the blue waters of the Bosphorus Strait intertwine with green spaces and public parks.
Skyscrapers blend seamlessly with ancient markets, and contemporary art thrives alongside historical monuments.
The city is also brimming with international restaurants and modern cafes, making it an ideal destination for food and shopping enthusiasts.
Istanbul boasts a sophisticated transportation system, including metro, trams, public buses, and ferries, making it easy to navigate the city and access all its tourist attractions. The most important landmarks to visit are:
 The most famous landmark in Istanbul, the Sultanahmet district, where the splendor of the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque is evident.
 A journey through time and cultures in Istanbul in general and the Sultanahmet district in particular.
 The Suleymaniye Mosque, an architectural masterpiece located on the third of Istanbul's seven hills, was founded in 1550.
 The Blue Mosque, the Ottomans' most elegant architecture, was adorned with stucco windows decorated with stained-glass decorations and exquisite calligraphy.
 Topkapi Palace, the largest and oldest palace. Dolmabahce Palace, a testament to modern transformations, boasts 285 rooms and 44 halls and is famous for the world's largest crystal chandelier.
 Dolmabahce Palace, a testament to modern transformations, boasts 285 rooms and 44 halls and is famous for the world's largest crystal chandelier. (Getty)
 Anatolian Fortress, the first fortress in Istanbul in 1393 AD
 Taksim Square, famous for its nightlife, shopping centers, and restaurants, and branching off from its square, which houses the Monument of the Republic (Getty)
 Istanbul's Spice Bazaar, the largest spice market in the world since 1597
 Istanbul's Beşiktaş district, past and present

Learn about public transportation
The city's transportation network is extensive and comprehensive for travel throughout all areas.
Ferryboats are one of Istanbul's important means of transportation, connecting the two continents.
Modern Istanbul is characterized by skyscrapers, luxury shopping malls, and international restaurants.

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Recommendations for visiting the charming city of Istanbul -

Go to Istanbul with your family. It's still traveling in Europe and is already in Asia! An Eastern city both near and far, lose your bearings and immerse yourself in a world worthy of a 1001 Nights tale! A symbol of civilization, the city known as the magnificent Byzantium was the Greek Byzantium, the Eastern Roman Empire's Constantinople, and the capital of the Ottoman Sultans.

• Use public transportation, which is fast, clean, and safe.
• Walking the streets of Istanbul is a joy, so don't miss it.
• The Bosphorus is one of the most beautiful places in Istanbul, so make it part of your trip.

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