Desserts in Istanbul are awesome! Don’t leave without trying the kunefe, baklava, and Turkish delight!
Istanbul, formerly known as Constantinople, was the capital of both the Ottoman and Byzantine Empires. It’s a city in the middle of both Europe and Asia. You’ll see vestiges of both empires scattered in different parts of the city. Istanbul is a convenient and easy addition to your trip around Europe. It’s also an affordable destination with plenty of things to do and see.For this article, you’ll include Turkiye in your itinerary before or after you enter Europe.
There are many direct flights from European cities to Istanbul. Purchase your tickets weeks or months before your trip to get the lowest possible airfare. You could check Skyscanner or Turkiye’s airlines such as Pegasus and Turkish Airlines for flights.Depending on which airline you booked a ticket from, you’ll either arrive at IST or SAW . The most convenient and cheapest way to get to the city is by bus.
The area around the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia are touristy, but nice places to walk around in. There are many shops, fast food places, and restaurants. Make your way to the Grand Bazaar. The latter is where many go to shop for all sorts of items and souvenirs. You can check out some of the stalls and take note of the items you might want to pick up before leaving.After eating breakfast, make your way to the other part of the city to Dolmabahçe Palace.
After exploring Dolmabahce, make your way to Taksim. The latter is a bustling part of the city filled with shops and places to eat. You can grab something to eat here before sightseeing again. The streets and neighborhoods from Taksim all the way to the Galata Tower are all interesting places to walk around in. This long walk will give you a glimpse and make you experience the hustle and bustle of the city. You’ll pass by many old and colorful buildings, more cafes, shops, and restaurants.
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