One of Istanbul’s and Turkey’s oldest open-air museums, the Yedikule Dungeons is also known as Yedikule Fortress due to its tower-like appearance. Originally, Yedikule was not built as a dungeon but was designed to impress and welcome visiting kings from Rome. After the conquest of Istanbul, Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror added three more towers, giving the fortress its current seven-tower structure.
The Küçüksu Pavilion, also known as Göksu Pavilion, is one of the must-see historical landmarks in Istanbul. It was commissioned by Sultan Abdülmecit …
According to official records, the Maiden’s Tower was first constructed in the 5th century BC by an Athenian commander. Originally, the tower served a…
Rumeli Fortress, also known as Boğazkesen Castle, is one of Istanbul’s most striking historical sites, offering stunning views of the Bosphorus. Locat…
Known as the world’s first shopping mall, the Grand Bazaar (Kapalıçarşı) is a must-visit destination in Istanbul. With around 4,000 shops, it holds th…
Also known as Yıldız Grove, Yıldız Park is one of Istanbul’s must-visit spots, offering a perfect blend of greenery and historic buildings. While stro…
With its elegant minarets in neo-Baroque style and magnificent architecture, the Ortaköy Mosque is a must-see landmark for anyone visiting Istanbul. L…