Hippodrome - The Hippodrome of Constantinople, situated in Sultanahmet/Istanbul, served as a public arena primarily for chariot races. The term hippodrome is derived from the Greek words hippos (horse) and dromos (way). Besides chariot races, the Hippodrome of Constantinople hosted gladiatorial games, official ceremonies, celebrations, protests, and the torture of convicts.

Hagia Sophia Mosque - The Hagia Sophia, a historical architectural marvel that still stands today, holds significant importance in the art world due to its architecture, grandeur, size, and functionality. It is the largest church built by the East Roman Empire in Istanbul and has been constructed three times on the same site. At one point, Hagia Sophia was the largest church in the world.

Basilica Cistern - Explore the largest and most renowned cistern in Istanbul at night. Built in the 6th century by Roman Emperor Justinian, it is also the setting for Dan Brown’s book “INFERNO” (Tom Hanks) and the second oldest James Bond movie “From Russia with Love” (Sean Connery). The cistern offers a great ambiance with changing spotlights and underwater lighting.

Taksim Square - Taksim Square is the heart of Istanbul, serving as the downtown area.

Galata Koprusu - The Galata Bridge connects the old city with the new city and is a great spot for photos.

Istiklal Caddesi - Istanbul’s most famous street, the pedestrianized Istiklal Caddesi (Independence Avenue), is bustling day and night, offering a fantastic array of architectural sights, shops, treats, and crowds of people.

Cicek Pasaji - Çiçek Pasajı (Turkish: Flower Passage), originally known as the Cité de Péra, is a well-known historic arcade on İstiklal Avenue. It is a place where you can enjoy Turkish cuisine, local alcohol Rakı, and local mezzes.