10 Best Things to do in Beykoz, Istanbul Region - Beykoz travel guides 2021

Things To Do in Beykoz

Nearby City

4.6/5

780 Reviews

Strait/Fjord

GLS***74If you go here and don't visit one of Istanbul's historic hammams, you deserve a spanking. That said, the experience here is over the top and you'll feel like a sultan. Well-trained therapists and a gorgeous facility. A nice mix of Turkish tradition and modern indulgence. Guests get a 50% discount on weekdays so let that be additional encouragement to stay at the hotel.

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Hagia Sophia Museum

4.6/5

1,167 Reviews

Church

_We***57it’s fascinating to see the ottomans architecture, I recommend everyone to have a look

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Sultan Ahmed Mosque

4.6/5

1,256 Reviews

Mosque

E35***16Its a beautiful mosque of Ottoman era.It has a distinction of having five minarets.At the time of its construction there were four minarets of Masjad e Haram,the most sacred mosque.To give it a differentiation from that five minarets were constructed.It is located in Sultan Ahmet square which is accessible through tram,taxi or on foot.Women are advised to cover their bodies while visiting this mosque.During the time of prayers non muslims are forbidden to visit.They can visit after the prayers though.It is also called The blue mosque for its blue colour

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The Basilica Cistern

4.5/5

587 Reviews

Historical Site

E53***09Basilica Cistern is beautiful church , old and historical people came to pray it is place for tourism for the visitor because it is historical place. about transportation to get they are public bus about 1.03 dollar and private taxi about 14 dollar .

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Topkapi Palace

4.5/5

582 Reviews

Palace

Matthew FoldiTopkapi Palace is an incredibly historic site, home to Ottoman Sultans and it really feels like Sultans still live there.

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Grand Bazaar

4.3/5

501 Reviews

TripBazaar means the market, and Turkish is the "covered market." The Grand Bazaar has been the city centre of Istanbul for centuries. The Grand Bazaar is very close to Istanbul University and the Blue Mosque, and its entrance is so ordinary that it is easy for visitors to miss it. The large-scale Grand Bazaar adopts a fully enclosed design that receives visitors from all over the world every day. People have installed a set of lockable doors and fences for the market, so that after a day of trading, the market can be safely closed.

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