TULİPA HEALTH CLUB DoubleTree by Hilton İstanbul Sirkeci
Museums & Cultural Sites
Historic landmark with stunning architecture, culture, and views.
Major Landmarks
Neo-classical structure stands as a symbol.
With a history dating back to Byzantine times
Hidden Gems & Lesser-Known Spots
A historical inn with an amazing rooftop view.
A former Byzantine monastery with stunning architecture.
Offers traditional Turkish dance and Sufi performances.
Resting place of Sultan Süleyman and his wife Hürrem Sultan.
A small Byzantine church in Sirkeci.
A beautiful, quiet mosque with intricate tilework.
Markets & Bazaars
Famous for spices, sweets, and dried fruits.
A small bazaar near the Blue Mosque.
A hidden gem for book lovers.
A local market near Istanbul University.
A lively market area near Eminönü.
A massive historic shopping center.
Religious Sites
One of the grandest mosques in Istanbul.
A former Byzantine church.
A lesser-known but beautiful mosque.
A stunning 18th-century mosque near the Grand Bazaar.
The mosque dedicated to Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror.
A mix of Byzantine and Ottoman religious heritage.
Fortifications & Ancient Structures
A fortress built into the city walls.
Originally a fire tower, now an iconic landmark.
An old Ottoman-era inn with stunning views.
A Roman aqueduct supplying water to Constantinople.
A remnant from the ancient Greek world, now in the Hippodrome.
Protected the city for centuries.
A museum dedicated to Turkish journalism.
Preserves floor mosaics from the Byzantine Great Palace.
Highlights Islamic contributions to science.
Displays Ottoman treasures, weapons, and relics.
Showcases Islamic calligraphy, carpets, and relics.
A collection of museums featuring ancient artifacts.
Ottoman Heritage
A mosque near the Spice Bazaar.
Known for its stunning İznik tiles.
A historical fire-watch tower from the Ottoman era.
A hidden gem with beautiful tilework.
Now home to the Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum.
One of the grandest Ottoman mosques, designed by Mimar Sinan.
Byzantine Heritage
A Roman column built by Emperor Constantine.
Famous for its breathtaking Byzantine mosaics.
A former Byzantine monastery.
A smaller version of Hagia Sophia.
The site of ancient chariot races.
A historical market full of exotic spices and sweets.
One of the world’s largest and oldest covered markets.
The iconic Byzantine church-turned-mosque.
The grand palace of Ottoman sultans.
Famous for its six minarets.
The underground Byzantine water reservoir.
