Gulhane Park is one of the most beautiful parks of Istanbul. The park, formerly located in the palace grounds, is now open to the public and can be visited by everyone. The area, which has been neglected for a long Read More
Anitkabir (Mausoleum); The monument tomb built in Ankara for Ataturk. It is in Rasattepe, which is the highest place in Ankara after the Historical Castle. History of Anitkabir When Atatürk died in Istanbul on November 10, 1938, the funeral was Read More
Istiklal Street is the most famous street and heart of Istanbul. Every year, millions of tourists start to visit Istanbul from here. The beginning of Istiklal Caddesi is Taksim Square and the end is called as Tünel. I suggest you Read More
Old Book Sellers Bazaar (Sahaflar Çarşısı) is a place where used book sellers are located in the Grand Bazaar. This not only contains thousands of precious books, but also 556 years of history. Used book sales was first initiated by Read More
Dolmabahce Palace was built between 1843-1856 as a mixture of European art styles. The building is the work of Sultan Abdülmecit’s architect Karabet Balyan. Ottoman Sultans had many palaces in every era. However, the main palace, Topkapi Palace, was abandoned Read More
Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Cistern) is the oldest cistern in Istanbul. Basilica Cistern, which is called as Yerebatan Cistern, is a big cistern located between Hagia Sophia and Cagaloglu in Istanbul. This large closed cistern, which still contains water, was built Read More
The Hagia Sophia Museum is a church built in 532 at the command of Emperor Justinian. This structure, which was constructed with the collapse of a church in the same spot in the beginning, was built in a short period Read More