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Istanbul — Turkey's largest city, bridging Europe and Asia, famous for historic landmarks, bazaars, and vibrant culture.
Iconic Byzantine cathedral-turned-mosque, now a museum showcasing history and architecture.
One of the largest covered markets in the world, offering everything from spices to jewelry.
A boat ride along the strait dividing Europe and Asia, passing Ottoman palaces, fortresses, and waterfront mansions — one of the best ways to see the city.
A cavernous 6th-century underground water reservoir with hundreds of columns, moody lighting, and two famous Medusa-head bases.
A fragrant Ottoman-era market piled with spices, Turkish delight, teas, and dried fruit near the Galata Bridge.
A lavish 19th-century Bosphorus-front palace that replaced Topkapi as the seat of the later Ottoman sultans, dripping in crystal and gold leaf.