Istanbul is a city full of history and culture. With this 7-day itinerary, you will see the best of Istanbul. At-Tablig Hajj Services can help you with your travel needs. They are approved by Bangladesh & Saudi Government and IATA.
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Day 1: Arrival and Sultanahmet
When you arrive in Istanbul, start your journey in Sultanahmet. This is the heart of old Istanbul.
Top Sites to Visit:
- Hagia Sophia: A historic mosque with stunning architecture.
- Blue Mosque: Famous for its blue tiles and large dome.
- Topkapi Palace: The grand palace of Ottoman sultans.
In the evening, enjoy a Turkish dinner at a local restaurant. Try kebabs and baklava for dessert.
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Day 2: Bosphorus Cruise and Grand Bazaar
Start your day with a Bosphorus cruise. This will give you a unique view of Istanbul from the water. You will see landmarks like Dolmabahce Palace and Rumeli Fortress.
After the cruise, visit the Grand Bazaar. It is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world. You can buy souvenirs, spices, and Turkish delight here.
In the evening, relax at a traditional Turkish bath, also known as a hamam.
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Day 3: Galata and Taksim Square
Begin your day in Galata. Visit the Galata Tower for a panoramic view of the city. Then, walk to Istiklal Street. This is a famous pedestrian street with shops, cafes, and restaurants.
End your day at Taksim Square. This is a vibrant area with a lot of energy. You can find street performers and local food stalls here.
Day 4: Princes’ Islands
Take a day trip to the Princes’ Islands. These islands are a short ferry ride from Istanbul. The largest island, Buyukada, is known for its horse-drawn carriages and beautiful scenery.
Spend the day cycling around the island or relaxing on the beach. Enjoy fresh seafood at a seaside restaurant for lunch.
Day 5: Asian Side of Istanbul
Explore the Asian side of Istanbul today. Start in Kadikoy, a bustling district with markets and cafes.
Visit the Moda neighborhood for a more relaxed atmosphere. You can walk along the waterfront and enjoy the views.
In the evening, dine at a rooftop restaurant in Uskudar. You will get a stunning view of the Bosphorus Bridge at night.
Day 6: Chora Church and Spice Bazaar
Begin your day at the Chora Church. It is famous for its beautiful mosaics and frescoes.
Next, visit the Spice Bazaar. This market is smaller than the Grand Bazaar but just as colorful. You can buy spices, teas, and dried fruits here.
In the evening, take a walk along the Galata Bridge. You can see fishermen and enjoy the view of the Golden Horn.
Day 7: Departure
On your last day, take it easy. Visit any sites you missed or do some last-minute shopping. Make sure you try a Turkish breakfast before you leave. It includes bread, cheese, olives, and tea.
At-Tablig Hajj Services can help you with all your travel arrangements. They are approved by the Ministry of Civil Aviation and IATA.
Have a safe journey and enjoy your time in Istanbul!
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are Must-see Places In Istanbul?
Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Grand Bazaar, and Bosphorus Cruise are must-see attractions in Istanbul.
How To Get Around Istanbul?
Use public transport like trams, buses, ferries, or taxis. Istanbulkart is very convenient for all transport modes.
Best Time To Visit Istanbul?
The best time to visit Istanbul is during spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November).
How To Dress In Istanbul?
Dress modestly, especially when visiting mosques. Comfortable shoes are essential for exploring the city.
Is Istanbul Safe For Tourists?
Istanbul is generally safe for tourists. Stay aware of your surroundings and avoid less crowded areas at night.
