You can spend 2-3 hours there enjoying the view, cup of turkish coffee, cup of tea, or ice cream. Many shops and food stops.
Begin your day in the subterranean depths of the Basilica Cistern, a 1,500-year-old building supported by 336 columns. Don’t miss the twin blocks carved into snake-haired Medusas.
Marvel at different collections of contemporary art by talented Turkish artists. Don't miss the book installation suspended over the library. Open Tuesday-Sunday at 10am to 6pm, Thursday at 10am-8pm.
One of the oldest streets in Istanbul that hasn't changed historically, a must see. As you walk through it you feel as if you've time traveled. Old houses serve as boutique hotels.
For foreign visitors:You dont have to read the novel before coming to museum but it is better for you to take audio guide in order to feel the imagination of novel and soul of Turkish social history.
Awesome Turkish Bath. The couples bath experience will blow your mind(s). TWO THUMBS UP.
Arguably the most beatiful Turkish bath in Istanbul, Cagaloglu having been built in 1741 for Sultan Mahmut I who wanted to use its revenue to finance a library for Aya Sofya
It's a particulary good place to come if you've never visited a Turkish bath before and are unsure of the etiquette.
This one is the best in the city. It's not big, it's friendly, not overcrowded. You'll be treated with care and respect.
A bit more expensive than the others, but worth every cent. Ladies from Morning to 4 pm, men from 4:30 pm to 11
