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My trip started on 27 September at Frankfurt Airport and ended on 15 November in Frankfurt. I flew with Turkish Airlines and had a very pleasant flight. Once there, I started by visiting the European side. For example, Topkapi Palace, the tower that offers a view of both continents, the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque and the popular shopping street. I then continued to the Asian side, where I was over there in less than five minutes by taxi as we crossed the bridge. There I visited a very famous palace, the TV tower and other museums. I often ate in locally famous restaurants. Unfortunately, it wasn't always easy to get around, but it was possible if you were up early. On my next trip, I would avoid travelling in larger groups, as it was often difficult to keep track of where everyone in the group was going.
There are many historical monuments worth visiting. A very beautiful view of the bouspurus. The television tower in Camlica is also very nice. And the tunnel that unites the Asian and European sides is indescribable. Bi
Start the day early to avoid traffic jams. Use public transport to get around more quickly.
I would definitely recommend it, because a city that lies on two continents and has so many sights is not found everywhere.
Located on two continents
Has many historical sights
There is a lot of congestion
The city's population is very high
Fans of city breaks
One of my favourite cities is Istanbul. I love the city. There is so much to see and you can try lots of new things to eat. It's much quicker and easier to get around by train or metro bus than by car, because the traffic in Istanbul is usually overcrowded. I love walking through the city in the evening. The Bosphorus Bridge is beautifully illuminated in the evening. You can also try many cuisines, there is a lot of choice. You can visit the Blue Mosque, the Galata Tower, the Hagia Sophia, the Maiden's Tower in the middle of the sea, the Beylerbeyi Palace by the sea. The large old mosque by the sea in Ortaköy is also well worth a visit, where you can also eat delicious kumpir and waffles. You can take a boat trip across the sea and the Bosphorus, which takes an hour.
It is very easy by train
It's better to use the buses and the train, that way you can get everywhere much faster
Yes, I definitely recommend it to everyone
Ä°stanbul has many places of interest
The Vekeher is always very full
Gourmet
My travelling experience was very positive. I spent more than two weeks there and explored a lot. Various museums, palaces and other sights were a highlight of my trip, as there is a lot to see and learn about the history. You can try many traditional and modern dishes in various restaurants, which also taste delicious. Even with the euro exchange rate, the trip is very worthwhile. I was there in autumn and the weather was excellent. It wasn't too hot, but it was warm.
I ate the best kebab. Visited various palaces and learnt about their history. Tasted new food. Shopped at the local market.
Small restaurants often taste better than large, expensive ones. Use public transport instead of a taxi.
I would recommend it to anyone who likes to go on holiday in the city and loves food.
Variety of museums
Beach holiday and city
Dirty streets
Population
Fans of city breaks
We flew with Turkish Airlines. The tickets were a bit expensive, but the flight was very comfortable and the food was delicious. When we arrived, a heat wave hit us, so the weather was wonderful. We went to the Galata Tower and the hamam. As we speak the language we had no problems, but if you don't speak the language you can get ripped off quickly. Unfortunately, it has become a bit more expensive (food, activities, etc.)
We were at the Galata Tower and went swimming
Restaurants in side streets are usually cheaper and taste better
It is a very beautiful place full of culture
Expensive flight
Very convenient journey
Ripping off tourists
Art and culture lovers
Istanbul is a city with a diversity that is indescribable. I'm often there and I can truly say that I see new things and discover new places every time. They say it's a city that never sleeps and it really is. If you take the ferry across the Bosphorus at sunrise in the morning, you see an Istanbul that is much more different at sunset.
Istanbul is special because of its unique location, which makes it a bridge between Europe and Asia. The city impresses with historical sights such as the Hagia Sophia and the Topkapi Palace, while the Bosphorus offers a picturesque backdrop. The mixture of cultures, traditions and the lively atmosphere make Istanbul a fascinating and versatile travel destination.
Explore the Beyoğlu neighbourhood for trendy cafés and boutiques, sample local delicacies at the Spice Bazaar and take a ferry across the Bosphorus for breathtaking views of the city. Also visit the lesser-known neighbourhoods such as Kadıköy for authentic local flair and the Çukurcuma antiques market for unique finds. In the evening, enjoy the sunset on the waterfront promenade in Ortaköy and explore small alleyways for hidden gems off the main tourist trail.
Nowhere else in the world is there a city located on two continents with such great diversity.
Diversity of cultures
The weakness is that it is very crowded
Fans of city breaks
Are you wanting to experience a city break different to that of New York or London? Then why not book a holiday apartment in Istanbul. As it is Turkey's largest city, it comes as yet no surprise that Istanbul is commonly mistaken as the capital, which is in fact Ankara.
Whilst staying in your holiday rental in Istanbul, there are endless amounts of sightseeing activities for you to explore. Make sure you plan ahead of your holiday so that you fit in everything you want to see before you arrive here! Out of the very many hotspots, the Grand Bazaar market, the Hagia Sophia and the Topaki Palace are three of those that you have to see whilst visiting this city.
After a hard day of sightseeing, why not find a restaurant and sample the local cuisine. A trip to Istanbul goes hand in hand with sampling Döner and Turkish meze and you will not be spoilt for choice in the number of eateries where you can sample this cuisine! Other Turkish cities such as Erzurum and Antalya also have a large selection of restaurants where this type of food is available.
After a day in the life of this city, and you fancy some peace and quiet, then why not take a trip over to the Prince's Islands. These islands are a mere ferry ride away but are secluded islands with the only means of transport being a horse and carriage! The coast on these islands is unmissable which is why if you are looking for a diverse experience on your holiday whilst in a hot climate, holiday apartments Istanbul are definitely for you.
If you enjoy the climate on the coast of the Mediterranean sea, then why not check out holiday homes in the following areas: holiday homes Cyprus and holiday apartments Crete.
The most popular accommodation types in Istanbul are apartment rental and bed and breakfast rental. With 452 accommodations in Istanbul, the perfect holiday home is only one click away.
Prices start at just £14 per night. Most bed and breakfast rental in Istanbul are 26 m² and apartment rental are 64 m².
When travelling with your dog in Istanbul, apartment rental are recommended. These are the most common type of pet-friendly accommodations and cost an average of £98 per night.
We have a great range of accommodations for groups in Istanbul. On average, the apartment rental has space for 4 guests.