Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey. The terrain of Istanbul connects it with both Europe and Asia. With its beautiful historic landmarks, quintessential cuisine, vibrant nightlife, festivals of art and music, a celebration of faith, labyrinths of marketplaces and shopping arcades, the beating heart of Istanbul, and the soul of Bosphorus under the watchful eye of the Maiden's Tower is a traveler's dream.
Start your Istanbul tour with Hagia Sophia. Initially established as a house of prayer in 537 ADS, it was subsequently changed into a mosque and presently fills in as a historical center. The Hagia Sophia tour in Istanbul provides a look at the beautiful architecture and history of the mosque. Stroll around the giant arch, detailed mosaics, and the medley of Christian and Islamic artworks that shine up this place.
The Ottoman sultan's former residence, the Topkapi Palace, is another place for Istanbul sightseeing tours. This royal residence is nestled above the Bosphorus. It describes an interesting look into the luxury of the Ottoman rulers. Topkapi Palace guided tours will be included in your Tour packages. Watch the lush green yards, boutique rooms, and holy relics, along with the Prophet Muhammad's shroud and sword. The beauty of the harem, with its tile work and intricacies will spellbind you.
Further, as you move along the Bosphorus, watch the beautiful Dolmabahçe Palace along with the city's towering minarets. For a romantic evening cruise, add this cruise tour to your Istanbul Package.
Wrap your trip with the Grand Bazar. You can learn about Turkish culture and enjoy buying their specialties here. The Grand Bazaar is one of the primitive and largest covered markets in the world. Things that you should buy from here are- famous Turkish woven carpets, jewelry, Turkish condiments, and spices as well as pottery. Bargaining is a common practice here. Getting your souvenirs at the best discount deals with your convincing skills. Don't miss trying baklava on your trip. It is a sweet pastry filled with nuts, and honey and melted in the mouth. Get some Turkish tea back home as a memoir