Attractions in Istanbul

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The Kasım Ağa Mosque in Istanbul—A Byzantine Mystery on the Sixth Hill of ConstantinopleThe Kasım Ağa Mosque (Kasımağa Mescidi, also known as Kâsım Bey Mescidi) is a tiny yet remarkable monument in the Fatih district, tu...
Mily—the starting point of the Byzantine Empire in the heart of IstanbulImagine this: you’re standing by a bustling tram line in the Sultanahmet district, just a few steps from Hagia Sophia and the Basilica Cistern, and ...
The Mimar Sinan Mosque in Atasehir—a modern “selatin” on the Asian side of IstanbulThe Mimar Sinan Mosque is one of the most ambitious religious structures in modern Turkey and a striking landmark in the business distric...
Murat Pasha Mosque — A Bursa-Style Icon at a Crossroads in IstanbulAt the bustling intersection of Aksaray and Yusufpaşa streets in the Fatih district, where two multi-lane highways squeeze the space to a minimum, stands...
St. Peter and Paul Church, Istanbul — Galata’s Catholic Corner at the Foot of the TowerOn the narrow street of Galata Kulesi Sokak, just a stone’s throw from the massive stone structure of the Galata Tower, lies a buildi...
The Minaret of the Eski Mosque—a forgotten witness to Byzantium on Istanbul’s Fourth HillThe Minaret of the Eski Mosque (Turkish: Eski İmaret Camii, “Old Imaret Mosque”) is the only 11th-century church in Istanbul that h...
The Serpent Column at the Istanbul Hippodrome: A Bronze Trophy of the Greeks That Has Endured for Two and a Half MillenniaAmid the marble dust of Sultanahmet Square, between the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, a blackened ...
The Feriköy Protestant Cemetery: A Quiet European Necropolis in the Heart of IstanbulThe Feriköy Protestant Cemetery is an unusual corner of Istanbul, where British diplomats, Prussian musicians, Swiss brewers, American ...
The Süleymaniye Mosque—a masterpiece by Mimar Sinan and a symbol of the Ottoman Empire’s golden ageThe Süleymaniye Mosque (Süleymaniye Camii) is the most majestic imperial mosque in Istanbul and one of the chief masterpi...
The Yavuz Selim Mosque—a stern guardian of Istanbul’s fifth hill overlooking the Golden HornThe Yavuz Selim Mosque stands atop Istanbul’s fifth hill in the Çukurboğan district, and its silhouette over the Golden Horn is ...
The Golden Horn—a cable-stayed metro bridge that has transformed Istanbul’s skylineThe Golden Horn Metro Bridge (Turkish: Haliç Metro Köprüsü) is the most controversial and, at the same time, one of the most recognizable...
The Sadberk Hanım Museum—Turkey’s first private museum on the shores of the BosphorusWhen tourist Istanbul ends at Dolmabahçe and the ferries head further and further north, the Bosphorus reveals its quiet, aristocratic ...
The Philoxena Cistern—a forgotten underground palace supported by 224 columns in the heart of IstanbulBeneath the cobblestones of Sultanahmet, just a stone’s throw from the hustle and bustle around the Blue Mosque, lies ...
The Hasanpaşa Gas Plant: An Industrial Icon of Kadıköy in a New RoleThe Hasanpaşa Gas Plant (Turkish: Hasanpaşa Gazhanesi, now Müze Gazhane) is a rare example in Istanbul of how a drab 19th-century industrial building ha...
Rumeli Hisarı—a fortress that spanned the Bosphorus and opened the way to ConstantinopleRumeli Hisarı (Turkish: Rumeli Hisarı) is a medieval Ottoman fortress on the European shore of the Bosphorus, built in the spring of...
The Rami Barracks—an Ottoman fortress built as part of military reforms that became Istanbul’s largest libraryThe Rami Barracks in the Eyüp Sultan district on the European side of Istanbul are one of Turkey’s most unexpe...
Miniaturk—All of Turkey on a 1::25e scale on the shores of the Golden HornOn the northeastern shore of the Golden Horn, in Istanbul’s Sütlüce district, lies a remarkable park where you can “tour” half the country and gli...
The Blue Mosque—a jewel of Istanbul and a masterpiece of classical Ottoman architectureThe Blue Mosque, officially known as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii), is one of Turkey’s most recognizable landmarks and...