The symbol of Istanbul and the main mosque of the Turkish capital. It got its name because of the large number of blue ceramic tiles in the interior. The mosque is functioning. During prayer, the entrance for tourists is closed.

Located in the Sultanahmet district. For more than 1000 years, it was considered the largest temple in the world. Now it is a museum and one of the most visited places in Istanbul.

Until the mid-19th century, it was considered the main palace of the Ottoman Empire. Its area is more than 700 thousand square meters. On the territory, there were the rulers' quarters, a harem, a mosque, a school, and an arsenal.

The center of European Istanbul. Demonstrations, rallies, military parades are held here. In the center of the square, there is the Republic monument with sculptures of Ataturk and his associates.

Another calling card of Istanbul. The height of the tower is 61 m. The observation deck is very popular among tourists.

One of the largest indoor markets in the world. On 66 streets, you can find about 4,000 stores. There are also restaurants, mosques, and even a cemetery.

One of the main markets of Istanbul. Its second name is the Egyptian Bazaar (Market). On the territory, there are about 80 shops. Apart from seasonings, oriental sweets, coffee, tea, nuts, and other products are sold here.

The former palace of the Ottoman sultans and the summer residence of Ataturk. The palace has 285 luxuriously furnished rooms with a total area of 14.5 thousand square meters.