Cosa vedere a Istanbul
Istanbul's Absolute Essentials
Istanbul’s historic peninsula preserves layers of Byzantine and Ottoman history through its most significant landmarks. This selection features iconic architectural sites like the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque, alongside the expansive Topkapı Palace complex. The list also highlights Roman engineering with the Column of Constantine and the Column of the Goths, as well as the city’s traditional bathing culture found in historic structures like the 16th-century Haseki Hürrem Hammam and the Baroque-style Cağaloğlu Hamam.
Hagia Sophia
Historic architectural masterpiece that has served as a church, mosque, and museum, renowned for its Byzantine architecture and cultural significance.
Topkapı Palace
Historic Ottoman palace and former royal residence featuring centuries-old architecture and extensive imperial collections, now functioning as a museum and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Sultan Ahmet Square
Historic square featuring notable monuments and remnants of an ancient sports and social center. It reflects both Byzantine and Ottoman architectural influences.
Cistern of Philoxenos
Byzantine underground cistern featuring 224 columns and notable Byzantine architecture. It serves as an archaeological site and museum showcasing ancient water storage engineering.
New Mosque
Completed in the 17th century, this large mosque features 66 domes, a nice courtyard and two minarets.
Column of the Goths
A 15-meter-high Roman triumphal column made of Proconnesian marble, located in Gülhane Park. Dating from the 3rd or 4th century, it commemorates a Roman victory over invading Goths and remains one of the oldest intact monuments from the Roman era in the city.
Haseki Hürrem Hammam
The Hagia Sophia Hurrem Sultan Bathhouse is a sixteenth-century Turkish bath in Istanbul, Turkey.
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