The Guide Istanbul

Built around 456-463, this is one of the oldest churches in the city and was converted into a mosque in 1486. 

Enjoy the city from the water with Yat Latilla’s luxurious yacht tours, which are available during all seasons. Dinner is provided for. 

With three boats from 32, 22, and 18 meters in length respectively, a 200 person capacity is available for closed groups that wish to make their cel

Ottoman Sultan Bayezid I built Anadoluhisarı between 1393-1394 on the narrowest point of the Bosphorus strait, on the Asian (Anatolian) side of the

Mihrimah Sultan Camii (also known as the İskele Mosque) was built by the famous artchitect Mimar Sinan. He dedicated two of his masterpieces to his

Built on a small islet located at the Southern entrance of Bosphorus 200m to the coast of Üsküdar, Kız Kulesi was used as a surveillance

Known today as the Zeyrek Mosque, the contemporary structure is actually made up of two churches and a chapel. The first sections were built between

Located in Zeytinburnu and ringed by the greenery of nearby cemeteries, the church, which is also known as Balıklı Rum Kilisesi, is said to have b

The Church of St. Mary of the Mongols is a rose-red building that is slightly deformed in appearance founded by Princess Maria Palaiologina, the ill

Located right by the water, this small mosque was originally built as a mescit (a small prayer room) in 1860. It was converted to a mosque several d