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Monday, December 7, 2020

Popular tourist places in Istanbul, Turkey


 

A city famous for its traditional charm, Istanbul is one of the most important centers in Turkey. With great architecture and history to boast of, the Turkish city dates back a long time. Istanbul offers an intoxicating mix of the traditional and the contemporary, making it a paradise for globetrotters from all over the world. With a แหล่งเที่ยวยอดนิยม on offer, Istanbul has numerous places that attract tourists. Some of the most famous ones are discussed below, which are a must-see for visitors to the city.


The Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art - This is a great treasure that has items dating back to the 8th century. From specially decorated Qur'ans to Seljuk era rugs; tourists can see immensely valuable items in the museum. The items are important pieces of history and also have a high antique value. There are also art exhibits from the Ottoman period. The museum is actually part of the Ibrahim Pasha palace. The building itself is well maintained and the foundations are original from the 16th century. There is a small admission fee and the museum is open from 9 a.m. M. At 5 p. M. Every day except Monday.


The Basilica Cistern: One of the best cisterns in Istanbul, this architectural gem is located below the Stoa Basilica. It covers a huge area of ​​about 1000 square meters and has 336 marble columns. Alternatively, it is called the Sunken Palace Cistern. This structure was used to store water in the time of Emperor Justinian. The structure was lost but was rediscovered much later and currently stands as a unique monument. The place is also of historical importance since the Topkapi place was fed with the water from this cistern. An admission fee is also needed here and the hours are between 9 am and 5:30 pm daily.


The Bosphorus Cruise: Take a small TurYol or a ferry on a Bosphorus cruise. The cruise, which takes about an hour, offers one of the most beautiful collections of sights. Visit the Dolmabche Palace, the six palaces of the Ottoman dynasty (including the Topkapi Palace), the Selimiye Barracks (associated with Florence Nightingale), the Mecidiye Mosque, and the beautiful Bosphorus Bridge. Visit the Kuleli Naval Academy, the Fortress of Europe, the famous Bebek and the University of the Bosphorus, among many other places.

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