Places to visit in Istanbul

A unique blend of two culture is what I would like to explain about Istanbul. Istanbul is the glamorous capital of the most enchanting city in the world- Turkey. Every year, thousands of tourists flocks to this country to witness the grandeur with their own eyes. Lies in the midway, no other city in the world has spanned two continents. Sabsan is taking you to the top places to visit in Istanbul

Grand Bazaar (Kapali Carsi)

Grand Bazaar is a vibrant spot and one of the top tourist destination in Istanbul. If you are a person who would love to do some shopping with a unique ambiance, then Grand Bazar is the right place for you.
The bustle of this local bazaar and the countless delights around every corner make this place an inevitable one in your trip. We will take you to this real and magical corner of Istanbul with our expert tour guides where you can enjoy fresh sweets and loud music.

Hagia Sophia Museum / Church

Hagia Sophia Museum is a unique architectural building which began its life as a Christian patriarchal church and later on became an imperial mosque but now stands as a secular museum open to the public. The dome-shaped museum possesses a lot of holy relics and ancient artifacts. History lovers can definitely hop on to this museum to witness some age-old remnants.

Suleymaniye Mosque

Suleymaniye Mosque is the largest mosque and the iconic destination of the Istanbul city. You can enter inside with respectful dresses, or they will happily provide garments to visitors free of charge. Whatever way, it is better to respect their tradition by being respectful. The mosque possesses the artistic creativity of human beings which will make you go awestruck. The interiors of the mosques are made to make you go wow.

Historical Red Trams

There is a unique way of commuting option in Istanbul for guests and tourists. How cool will it be to glide through a rustic vehicle that too in the middle of the city? You will see a red, old fashioned tram making its way through the streets. These vintage carriers are a fantastic way to explore the quaint streets of Istanbul.

Topkapi Palace

Topkapi Palace is the largest palace in the city of Istanbul. It was the primary residence of some of the Ottoman Empire’s most powerful sultans. And it is the final resting place of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. One of the major specialty of the buildings in Istanbul is their unique architecture. You will be amazed to see the talents of ancient builders.
The place was used to welcome the foreign representative and royalties, but now it is nothing but a museum that attracts tourists from all over the world.

Maiden’s tower

Maiden’s tower is located at the coast of Istanbul. An age-old legend surrounds this tower.
You can take a ferry from the shore and visit the tower which also owns an observation balcony. The tower is filled with murals- so while you learn the legend, you can marvel the beauty of decorations. You can also learn about the history and origin of the coast from this place.

The FAQ about Turkey:

• 1. What is the currency of Turkey?
  The local currency of the Republic of Turkey is the Turkish Lira.
• 2. Can I use my credit cards in Turkey?
  Visitors can use their credit cards and debit cards for all kinds of purchases.
• 3. What kind of sockets are used in Turkey?
  European two-pin sockets are used in Turkey.
• 4. Is it easy to communicate with Turkish people?
  English is a widely spoken foreign language everywhere in Turkey. You will find English speaking people everywhere in Turkey. So communication won’t be a problem.
• 5. Can I use my mobile phone in Turkey?
  There are local GSM operators such as Turkcell, Avea, and Vodafone.
• 6. What are the timings of museums in Turkey?
  All of the museums in Turkey are closed on Monday and are open to visitation from 9:00 to 17.00 on the other days.
• 7. Are there any mandatory vaccinations that should be taken before traveling to Turkey?
  There are no mandatory vaccinations while traveling to Turkey.