Area Attractions

Deep below the city lies this expansive, underground Roman water source, held up by 336 marble columns and spanning 9,800 square meters.

Also known as the Sultan Ahmet Camii, the Blue Mosque is an impressive example of Türkiye’s architecture. Built in 1616, the stunning structure houses the tomb of its founder, Sedefkâr Mehmet Ağa.

This stately structure—a restored, 5th-century tower and former prison—overlooks the Bosporus, offering picture-perfect views of Istanbul.

This breathtaking Byzantine basilica-turned-museum features glittering mosaics depicting biblical scenes. Works have been housed in this vast space since 1935.

This massive modern movie complex shows a long list of both Türkiye’s films and international blockbuster releases in 3-D, on IMAX screens, and more.

This indoor game center encompasses playgrounds, rides, an immersive 8-D movie theater, and other attractions for family-friendly fun.

Marvel at more than 17,000 different sea creatures from around the world at this family-friendly destination, featuring penguins, sharks, and interactive exhibits.

Enjoy thrilling dolphin shows, as well as exhibits with fur seals, walruses, and other sea creatures at this unique attraction.

Hunt for bargains at this sprawling shopping complex that features high-fashion boutiques; chains including Aeropostale® and Nike; jewelry stores, book shops, cosmetics purveyors, and restaurants.

This contemporary shopping mall not only offers a premium selection of stores, dining, and entertainment but is also in a prime location near the waterfront as well as Istanbul’s international airport—ideal for pre-flight shopping.

Operating since the 17th century, this covered market beckons locals and tourists with aromatic spices, delicious foods, artful textile shops, and retail attractions.

This historic center of commerce is a sprawling network of indoor street markets and souks, peddling an eye-catching selection of fine jewelry, handcrafted leather goods, colorful rugs, and more.

Also known as the Princes’ Islands, this 9-island archipelago features stunning views, horseback riding, biking, hiking, and plenty of lush areas to explore.

Built on 96,000 square meters of land, this outdoor park features dinosaur sculptures, water parks, playgrounds, and stunning plants from all over the globe.

Dating back to the Byzantine era, this municipal park covers 470,000 square meters of land. Marvel at decorative ponds and a variety of trees, then go for a jog, have a picnic, or stroll through colorful tulip fields.

Located near Topkapi Palace, this urban park is one of the oldest of its kind in the city; the grounds include a pool, towering trees dating back to the 1800s, and plenty of green space.

Located nearby of the hotel, the grounds include a historical Baruthane building which was gunpowder magazine in Ottoman Era, running routes, playground, and a charming view for sunset near Marmara seashore.