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Sultan Ahmed Square
Sultan Ahmed horse racing field was built by the Romens in the year 200 AD, and it was used for chariot races and other public events, and it also includes a stadium that accommodates more than 100,000 people, and this field was considered as the center of life in Byzantine Constantinople for more than 1,000 years, and Ottoman life In Istanbul for more than 400 years.
The Grand Bazaar
The Grand Bazaar is one of the most famous areas in Istanbul, and it serves as a large maze of winding paths that attract tourists, and it contains many kiosks that sell all kinds of spices, and many shops that sell luxury fabrics, fresh desserts, and high music prevails in it. It is an example of life in Istanbul.
Sultan Ahmad Mosque
Sultan Ahmed Mosque, or as it is called the Blue Mosque, is located in Istanbul, and it is one of the most famous mosques in it because of its magnificent domes and six minarets that can be seen from far away. The mosque is also distinguished by its interior decoration in the Ottoman style. Thousands of blue Aznec tiles were used. And white to create these decorations, and the mosque has 260 windows, and thousands of worshipers gather daily to perform the prayers.
Hagia Sophia Church
The Hagia Sophia Church is one of the greatest architectural buildings in the world, as it was built by Justinian and was completed in 537 AD, and this church was the greatest Christian church in the world until the conquest of Constantinople in 1453 AD, where it was converted by the Ottomans to a mosque, and minarets were added And its fountains, and continued to be used as a mosque until 1935 AD until it was converted into a museum.
Bosphorus Strait
You can visit the Bosphorus Strait, which is a narrow strip of ocean, which forms the border between the continents of Europe and Asia, and the strait provides charming views of the coast and the skyline of Istanbul, which is famous for international commercial ships, and many tourist trips through which tourists are transported through it.
