Istanbul, Turkey’s largest city, is a cultural and historical crossroads, where East meets West. This vibrant metropolis, former capital of the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, offers an unrivaled wealth of historical monuments, bustling markets, and delicious flavors.

Points of Interest:
Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya): This architectural masterpiece, originally a Christian basilica and later converted into a mosque, is now a museum. Admire its golden mosaics and impressive dome, which are a testament to the ingenuity of Byzantine architecture.
Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmed): Known for its six minarets and magnificent blue tile mosaics, the Blue Mosque is an active place of worship. Its interior is as impressive as its exterior, and it is located near the Hagia Sophia.
Topkapi Palace: Formerly the residence of the Ottoman sultans, this vast and fascinating palace offers a glimpse into imperial life. Explore its ornate rooms, lush gardens and discover precious treasures, including the famous Topkapi Dagger.
Grand Bazaar: One of the largest covered markets in the world, the Grand Bazaar is a maze of alleyways lined with shops. Here you will find jewelry, textiles, spices and many souvenirs. It is the perfect place to soak up the local atmosphere and bargain.