Istanbul attracts tourists from all over the world, from history buffs to artists and foodies. It is generally accepted that monuments such as Hagia Sophia changed the face of architecture. Historical places like the Blue Mosque, Basilica Cistern, Topkapi Palace, Galata Tower present magnificent architecture that will not leave you indifferent. Nothing beats a stroll through the colorful Grand Bazaar, one of the first markets in the world.
The people of Istanbul are known for their hospitality. They are incredibly proud of their traditions and rich culture. The local people are quite relaxed and for the most part are not averse to chatting with tourists. Rooted in tradition, embellished with culture, yet completely in tune with the latest trends, it is amazing how multifaceted the Turkish city of Istanbul is. A city whose heart is the Bosphorus Strait, connecting the waters of the Black and Marmara Seas, as well as the Golden Horn Bay. The capital of three former Empires: Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman.