Antusa Design Hotel & Spa

A central tram station on the T1 line, providing easy access to many of Istanbul's historic sites and other parts of the city.

An important railway station and a hub for the Marmaray commuter rail line, connecting the European and Asian sides of Istanbul.

A magnificent architectural marvel that has served as a church, mosque, and museum, showcasing a blend of Byzantine and Ottoman history.

An iconic imperial mosque famous for its six minarets and stunning interior adorned with thousands of blue Iznik tiles.

An ancient underground water reservoir featuring dimly lit chambers, towering columns, and the mysterious Medusa heads.

The opulent former residence of Ottoman sultans, housing imperial collections, courtyards, and panoramic views of the Bosphorus.

A highly-rated restaurant offering authentic Turkish cuisine in a warm and inviting atmosphere, praised for its flavorful dishes.

A renowned patisserie famous for its traditional Turkish desserts, including baklava, Turkish delight, and puddings.

A Michelin-listed restaurant offering exquisite Ottoman imperial cuisine with breathtaking rooftop views of the Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque.

A historic and popular eatery, famous for its traditional grilled meatballs (köfte) served with piyaz (bean salad).

One of the world's oldest and largest covered markets, a labyrinth of shops selling jewelry, carpets, spices, and souvenirs.

A charming open-air market street located behind the Blue Mosque, offering high-quality carpets, ceramics, and unique souvenirs in a relaxed atmosphere.