Other Places
The Hippodrome, Taksim Square, the Princes Islands and the other landmarks that do not fit a neat category.
8 placesGalata Bridge
Galata Bridge, another monument of Istanbul , is found on the Golden Horn as it carries 3 vehicular lanes, a tram line, and a side walk in each direction.
Golden Horn
Any visitor to Istanbul will no doubt know what the Golden Horn is without actually realising it. This is the iconic skyline...
Haydarpaşa Terminal
It looks far too important to be nothing at all. This is a very important building, and one who ch is steeped in history. This is Haydarpasa Terminal.
Istanbul Dolphinarium
The Istanbul Dolphinarium is one of the most popular tourist attractions. Once you are here, you will be ensured of a day full of full, frolic and laughter. This is a wonderful place to interact with and watch the dolphins do what they do best!
Princes' Islands
The Princes’ Islands are a lesser known part of Istanbul, but they couldn’t be further away from hustle and bustle if they tried.
Sureyya Opera House
The Sureyya Opera house has been a part of Istanbul for close enough to a decade, and so it is a historical site which still serves a great purpose even today. The opera house, which is also known as Sureyya Cultural Center, clearly speaks for itself when it comes to what it has to offer. Culture.
Taksim Square
Most people consider Taksim to be the city centre of this huge city, and to narrow it down even further, Taksim Square in particular.
The Hippodrome
The Hippodrome was literally a circus. It was a gathering place for people as sporting and social activities took place and made this the spot to be