What to see in Istanbul

 Are you planning to make a trip to Istanbul? If yes then you have made the right decision. It is because there are several things that you can do and see when you are in Istanbul. You may have heard about certain great Attractions in Istanbul which are worth seeing, but not many of them are in actuality. Well, in this article, I will discuss some of the popular and best things that tourists can do or visit while they are in Istanbul.

This largest palace in Turkey served as the main residence for 4,000 Ottoman sultans and military dignitaries. Within its walls, you will find many sacred Islamic relics and museum exhibits. Tour tickets can be purchased here excurzilla. And we advise you to rent a car to get around the city comfortably here, on bookingauto.com.



The first thing that you should see in Istanbul is the Blue Mosque. The Istanbul Cemesthetic is situated right in the middle of the Golden Sea and it is a fifteen minute walk from the city center of Istanbul. There is a restaurant called Le Figueur that has the most delicious kebabs in Istanbul. The Istanbul Cemesthetic is very close to the world famous Blue Mosque and it's very easy to reach it by taking the intercity bus. If you don't like eating in restaurants then you should head straight to the Taksim beach and enjoy the sun bathing activities for two to three days. In fact, the last two attractions in Istanbul that are worth seeing are the Blue Mosque and the Acropolis, both of which are built in the Mughal era.



Another great attraction in Istanbul that will leave a lasting impression on any traveler is the Blue Mosque. However, there are two options when you want to spend your vacation in Istanbul: visiting the Blue Mosque on one day and visiting the Asian side on another. The Asian side is very beautiful and there are numerous places where you can enjoy the beauty of Asia without getting too tired. First of all, you can simply take a taxi from the tourist office in Istanbul to the Asian side. You can even get a luxury train to take you to the other side if you want to see more of Asia. The taxi fare will cost you almost half the price that you would pay for the luxury train, so this is definitely the better option.



If you want to spend more than a day in Istanbul, you might consider spending it at the Blue Mosque and at the Acropolis. These buildings are absolutely beautiful, especially the Blue Mosque which looks like a small town under a big dome. If you like history and art, you can find many places where you can buy old Turkish carpets or sculptures that are much older than anyone else in the world. The Blue Mosque is also located very near to the world famous Marmaris beach. Marmaris beach is one of the most expensive beaches in the world and this is why there are many people who choose it as their vacation destination. If you want to spend your vacation in Turkey without having to spend a fortune, the best thing that you can do is go to Marmaris and enjoy the nice warm weather.



If you like history, the best way to spend your days in Istanbul is visiting the Blue Mosque and the Acropolis. The Blue Mosque is probably the oldest building in Istanbul. It was built during the time of the twelfth century and was expanded when the region was conquered by the crusaders. The Acropolis is a huge structure that looks like a city with many tall buildings all being made from the same materials. The best part about visiting the Blue Mosque and the Acropolis is that they are both absolutely beautiful and have very interesting stories to tell.



If you love shopping, the best things that you can do in Istanbul are to go to the blue Mosque and the Acropolis. There are two main places in Istanbul that you can go to when you want to shop. The first is the Marmaris shop in the old city and the other is the Bospharian Bridge that connects the two cities. On your way to Marmaris you can also visit the Blue Mosque, which is built in the memory of the sultan Abdulhamit who was the founder of the Ottoman Empire. In order to get to the most famous part of Istanbul, all you have to do is take a cab or a walk across.

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