The hotel is one of the most trendy hotels in Istanbul. The location is perfect, not too far from the Palace and the center. The rooms have a very cozy and stylish atmosphere. For a nice cocktail you can go tot heir W lounge experience, which I will not miss. Especially on friday night the place transforms in the real hot and happening place to be in the city!
You cannot leave Istanbul before you have visited a traditional Turkish Hamam and Ayasofya is one of the oldest in town and definitely worth visiting!
Ok from the outside the building is ugly but as soon as you arrive on the 13th floor where Vogue is located, you will immediately forget about it! This restaurant probably has the most beautiful views over Istanbul, so when the weather allows it, try to get a table on their terrace near the windows...Spectacular!
Although in the middle of the centre of Istanbul, this stylish, cosmopolitan restaurant is not so easy to find. Munferit is hidden in an old renovated building in one of the many small streets filled with all kind of great local designer & vintage shops. You can dine inside as well as outside, but outside is recommended.
Besides the 'Four Seasons at Sultanahmet', you can also find the 'Four Seasons at the Bosphorus' in Istanbul: The ultimate luxury shortstay for a long weekend in this vibrant city! Since there is so much to see and so much to do in Istanbul, it is such a feast to chill at the pool when your feet are killing you from all this sightseeing.
Zoe is a single frame, which collects all the beauties of Istanbul Bar & Club offering you a charming atmosphere, great selection of international cuisine but also provides the ability to enjoy the entertainment. Zoe gives you the opportunity to experience the sophisticated atmosphere in style, appeals to both eye and palate.
Cihangir – the bohemian quarter of Cihangir is fast becoming Istanbul’s most fashionable. Writers, artists and intellectuals come here together. The tree-lined streets of Cihangir play host to a buzzing café culture and interesting galleries, vintage stores, restaurants and classy boutiques.
Fortress Europe (Rumeli Hisari) on the European side of Istanbul, near the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge was built between 1451 and 1452 by Mehmet the Conqueror. The fort consists of three large and 13 small towers watchtowers.
The Princess Islands are a combination of nine islands off the Asian coast of Istanbul, in the Sea of Marmara. Regular or fast passenger ferries operate to the four of these islands from different parts of the city; from Bostanci, Kadikoy and Kartal neighborhoods on the Asian side, from Sirkeci and Kabatas neighborhoods on the European side.
The Basilica Cistern, also know as the ‘Sunken Palace’ (Yerebetan Sarayi) was constructed by Justinian in 532 to supply water to the Byzantine Palace primarily. Basilica Cistern is a very authentic place and a must see in Istanbul. The cistern is located at Sulthanahmet Square.