The world's oldest shopping mall was buit in 1460s by the order of Ottoman Sultan Mehmet the Conqurer, in order to generate income for maintaining their newly converted mosque. The city, being in the meeting point of oriental trade routes made the bazaar Grand and Famous. Today, with 3000 thousand shops offer huge range of colourful item from simple souviners to expensive items such as jewelery, carpets, mosaic lamps, magnets, leather. Grand Bazaar is closed on Sundays.

Stop At: Misir Carsisi (Spice Market) Taste delicious Turkish Delights, nuts and dried fruits while passing through a 400 year old stracture, Spice Market will help you to understand the origin of spices and Turkish Food.

Duration: 60 minutes Admission Ticket Free

Watch fishermen waiting for their catch on Galata Bridge and as the sun goes down

Ferry ride crossing between continents while the city turn the lights on; Witness Istanbul on a different continent!

Duration: 30 minutes

Kadıkoy Neighborhood is heaven for foodies. Sample some interesting food or may want to sit for a proper dinner for exploring Turkish Cuisine in depth.

Duration: 60 minutes

Istiklal Street is a vibrant one-and-a-half kilometre long pedestrian zone. It’s been home to elegant buildings, consulates, local businesses and upmarket restaurants since the 18th century. At the end is Tunel, an inviting neighbourhood brimming with boutiques, music stores and cafes. It’s home to the 14th century Galata Tower too. This stone medieval structure was used by the Genoans. Known as Galatians, they kept an eye on their goods being delivered to the docks below. Duration: 1 hour Admission Ticket Free

Learn about historical facts and listen stories of Roman & Ottoman Empire while taking pictures of Iconic monuments of Istanbul.