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The « Maiden's Tower (Kız Kulesi) » is one of Istanbul‘s most iconic landmarks, sitting on a small islet off the coast of Üsküdar on the Asian shore. Built over 2,500 years ago, it has served as a customs station, defense tower, lighthouse, and quarantine station. The tower is named after a famous Turkish legend: a sultan built the tower to protect his daughter from a prophecy that she would die from a snake bite. Despite his efforts, a snake hidden in a fruit basket bit and killed the princess on her 18th birthday. Today, after a recent restoration, the Maiden's Tower operates as a museum. Visitors can take a short boat ride to enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of the Bosphorus and both the European and Asian sides of Istanbul.

Also known as Sultan Ahmed Mosque, the blue mosque was built in early 17th century ( the construction started in August 1609) and it was commisionned by the Ottoman Sultan Ahmed I. Located in the famous Sultan Ahmet district, the mosque has a total of six minarets, one main dome, and eight secondary domes. The Blue Mosque still functions as a site of worship today, however, visitors of all faiths can view its spectacular design, which mixes traditional Islamic architecture with Byzantine elements. The popular « Blue mosque » surname is due to the more than 20.000 handmade blue Iznik ceramic tiles, that decorate the interior walls of the mosque. Important tip : In order to fully appreciate the mosque’s architecture, you should approach it from the side coming from the Hippodrome instead of entering it through the park.

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Emirgan park is one of the biggest parks in Istanbul, famous for its abundant, brightly coloured tulipes and its three small pavilions. It dates back to Byzantine times and it contains three former Ottoman pavilions used as restaurants now. It is located in the Sariyer part of Istanbul, in the beautiful suburb of Emirgan, and it overlooks the Bosphorus. It’s a perfect place to spend a relaxing day with your family or friends. You can enjoy nature and breath fresh air with its variety of pine, umbrella pine, cypress, fir, willow and lime trees, and its beautiful lake, which attracks various birds. It also contains many terraces with beautiful views of the Bosphorus, ideal for taking beautiful pictures. In adittion to that, there are jogging and walking tracks, kids playgrounds, areas for picnics, and three lively restaurants & cafes housed in the 19th century mansions/pavilions. Every april, it takes part in the Annual Tulip Festival, which lasts three weeks. Put simply, Emirgan Park is ideal for relaxing, enjoying nature, spending pleasant time with friends or family.

Miniatürk is a giant complex, covering a total area of 60,000 square meters, with 15,000 square meters dedicated to miniature models. It features a 300-vehicle parking lot, a restaurant, a cafeteria, souvenir shops, an outdoor show area, a children's playground, ferries, remote-controlled boats, a tour train, and Mini Stadium hosting the replicas of the four major football clubs in Istanbul."

Panorama Istanbul is a historical museum with 3-D depiction of 1453 events in Constantinople (now Istanbul) when Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II broke through the Byzantine walls and conquered Constantinople. As soon as you step inside the museum, you will be taken back in a different world and time through the Byzantine era Istanbul drawings that decorate the walls and texts reflecting Istanbul of that era. This museum also changes the way in which we experience and understand history. Picturesque 360 presentation of how events unfolded during the siege is what most visitors come to the museum for. Pictures are accompanied with music suitable to those evens: rifle sounds, horses' snorting, soldiers' chatter and cheer. Sounds coupled with special light effects give a feeling of being right at the scene on May 29, 1453. Many visitors report very realistic feelings and experience. The entire two-story building of the museum is dedicated to the Panorama and has an adjacent outside park with recreation area for kids. A gift shop is full of souvenirs and historical books which will require additional time and attention.

Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania

Istanbul Aquarium is one of the largest aquariums in the world, located in Istanbul, Turkey. It covers an area of 12,000 square meters and houses more than 15,000 sea creatures from over 1,500 different species. The aquarium has many themed sections, including a tropical rainforest, a shark tunnel, and a touch tank where visitors can interact with various marine animals. The Istanbul Aquarium is a popular tourist attraction, offering a unique and educational experience for visitors of all ages. How to get there? The Istanbul Aquarium is located in the Florya neighborhood on the European side of Istanbul, Turkey. There are several ways to get there: • By car: Visitors can drive to the aquarium and park in the on-site parking lot. • By public transportation: Visitors can take the metro to the nearby Florya station, which is a 10-15 minute walk from the aquarium. They can also take the bus to the nearby Florya Akvaryum stop, which is just a few minutes' walk away. • By taxi: Visitors can take a taxi directly to the aquarium. Taxis are widely available in Istanbul and can be hailed on the street or ordered through a ride-hailing app. • By tour: Visitors can book a tour that includes transportation to and from the aquarium. Many tour operators in Istanbul offer aquarium tours as part of their packages.

Are you ready for a trip to the exciting world of marine mammals? Istanbul DOLPHINARIUM invites visitors of all ages to meet in person cheerful dolphins, mischievous fur seals, massive walruses and the magnificent white whale! The entrance to our parking lot is blocked by Eyüp Hospital. Our parking is free. The Public Buses That Pass Istanbul Dolphinarium 39 Beyazıt -Akşemsettin Mah. 99 Eminönü -Akşemsettin Mah. 36CE Eminönü - Cebeci Mah. 399B Eminönü - Güzeltepe 39Ç Beyazıt -Hamidiye Mah. 39B Vezneciler –İmar Blokları 48A Topkapı -Göktürk Köyü 399D Eminönü – Yeşilpınar 39O Otogar –Yeşilpınar 39Y Yeşilpınar –Vezneciler 39D Yeşilpınar – Yenikapı 399C Yunus Emre Mah. – Eminönü Alibeykoy-Yeşilpınar minibusses which depart from Aksaray metro station The DOLPHINARIUM opens its doors from 9 a.m. to 18 p.m. but the shows take place twice a day at 14 p.m. and at 16 p.m. and last approximately one hour. At the end of the show, you can take photos with the mammals and even pet them. How to get to the Istanbul DOLPHINARIUM by public transport : - The closest public bus stops to Istanbul DOLPHINARIUM are "Çeltik" and "Sakarya Mahallesi". You can find the list of buses that pass these stops on this page. Many buses depart from the Eminonu area from the stop located on the left side of the Galata Bridge. You can also take a minibus that leaves from the exit of the Aksaray metro station and goes to the Alibeykoy - Yeşilpınar areas.

The Basilica Cistern is one of the most interesting buildings in Istanbul. It was built in the sixth century during the reign of the Byzantine emperor Justinian I. It is a large underground water reservoir, whose storage capacity is 100,000 tons of water. In addition, visiting the Istanbul Basilica Cistern from the inside, you will be able to enjoy the wonderful and amazing art of Byzantine sculpture through dozens of huge columns designed and sculpted with precision, art and mastery, numbering about 336 columns. You can also see groups of beautiful and colorful fish swimming under your feet. The Basilica Cistern has a café to serve refreshing drinks and delicious snacks after or during the visit.

THE GALATA TOWER Galata Tower (Galata Kulesi) is one of the oldest towers in the world. It was built of wood in the year 528, by the Byzantine emperor Anastasius Oilosuz, to serve as a lighthouse. In 1348, it was rebuilt by the Genoese to protect the port of the Galata coast, it was, at the time, the tallest construction in Constantinople. In 1960 the tower was opened to the public. Legend has it that a certain Located in the heart of Beyoglu, north of the Golden Horn, its summit, at 69.90 meters, offers arguably the best panoramic view of Istanbul you can get. This is also the reason why it was used for a long time by firefighters as an observation post and monitoring fires across the city. The GALATA tower also includes a museum where several historical pieces are presented as well as a souvenir shop. A visit to this tower is highly recommended, especially since it is located in a tourist district where you will surely not miss boarding the famous historic tram that you can also use to get to the tower.

Istanbul's Topkapi Palace Museum, located on the Bosphorus, is one of Istanbul's finest tourist gems. Ottoman sultans lived here for more than 4 centuries since conquering Istanbul in 1453. The palace was built between 1459 and 1465 by Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror, and it was his residence and the residence of the sultans of the Ottoman Empire after him. It is located in the Jean Cortaran district close to the Gulf of Golden Horn and the Sea of ​​Marmara, and the palace is located at the highest point near the sea overlooking the Bosphorus. Initially, your steps will take you through the corners of the museum and exploring the valuable artifacts inside, and if you need more information, there are guided tours and audio instructions provided by the museum. that you can use. The museum offers important services and facilities for visitors to enjoy, the most important of which are a restaurant, a gift shop, a mosque, a cafe, in addition to a garden.