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Istanbul

Istanbul is known to be full of energy and enthusiasm this city always spread transcendental alluring across the world from a long time. Its an amazing blend of age-old tradition and on another side style of Europe. Crave by empires across the centuries, bestride both Asia and Europe, World's Great metropolises, around 1000 BC, the colony of Byzantium founded grew up as a Byzantine Empire. there is most electrifying place in Istanbul such as Topkapi Palace, Blue (Sultan Ahmed) Mosque, Hagia Sophia Museum, Galata Tower, Dolmabahçe Palace Museum, Basilica Cistern, Maiden’s Tower, Suleymaniye Mosque, Islamic Arts Museum and many more to visit.

Best Place to Visit in Istanbul:

Topkapi Palace

First worked by Mehmet the Conqueror in the fifteenth century, this great castle alongside the Bosphorus was the place the sultans of the Ottoman Empire led over their territories up until the nineteenth century. The huge complex is an astonishing presentation of Islamic craftsmanship, with extravagant patios fixed with perplexing hand-painted tile-work, connecting a warren of richly improved rooms, all limited by battlemented dividers and towers. The most famous are the Harem (Group of concubines), the Second Court, where you can stroll through the immense Royal residence Kitchens and remain in stunningness at the amazing inside of the Supreme Board Chamber; and the Third Court, which contained the sultan's private rooms.

Blue Mosque:

Sultanahmet is a grand architectural endowment to his capital was this exceptional amazing mosque, which is known as a Blue Mosque. it begins to construct between 1609 and 1616, the mosque caused a frenzy in the world of Muslim. This museum is also earned a nickname from its interior decor of thousand of Iznik tiles. The whole spatial and color effects in the interior make the mosque a remarkable fine art achievement in architecture.

Grand Bazaar:

Touring in Istanbul is as much about shopping as exhibition halls and stupendous attractions, and the Fabulous Bazaar is the place everybody comes. This huge secured market is essentially the world's first shopping center, taking up an entire city quarter, encompassed by thick dividers, between the Nuruosmaniye Mosque and Beyazit Mosque. Entrance to the bazaar is through one of 11 doors from where a labyrinth of vaulted-roof laneways, lined by shops and slows down moving each Turkish trinket and workmanship you could envision, spread the territory. The different exchanges are still for the most part isolated into specific areas, which makes perusing simpler.

Nearest airport to Istanbul:

Istanbul Atatürk Airport

İstanbul SabihaGökçen International Airport

EskişehirAnadolu Airport

Burgas Airport