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A world famous monument to the ever-changing history of Istanbul, and one of the largest churches in the world.

Named for its dazzling interior covered in blue tiles, this is a hub of Istanbul\'s religious life.

A world famous monument to the ever-changing history of Istanbul, and one of the largest churches in the world.

Named for its dazzling interior covered in blue tiles, this is a hub of Istanbul\'s religious life.

Named for its dazzling interior covered in blue tiles, this is a hub of Istanbul\'s religious life.

Nearly 500 years old, this secret treasure of spectacular tiles lies hidden in the middle of the Fatih district market.

Named for its dazzling interior covered in blue tiles, this is a hub of Istanbul\'s religious life.

Visit one of the biggest and oldest covered markets in the world, a real taste (and smell and sound!) of the diversity that Turkey has to offer.

\'The Sunken Palace\' is the biggest of the hundreds of underground reservoirs underneath the streets of Istanbul, dating from Byzantine Constantinople.

A world famous monument to the ever-changing history of Istanbul, and one of the largest churches in the world.

Walk across this historic bridge to spot famous Istanbul landmarks and watch the sunset from a bar full of Turkish men contemplating life while sharing a water pipe.

Visit one of the biggest and oldest covered markets in the world, a real taste (and smell and sound!) of the diversity that Turkey has to offer.

A world famous monument to the ever-changing history of Istanbul, and one of the largest churches in the world.

Named for its dazzling interior covered in blue tiles, this is a hub of Istanbul\'s religious life.

Named for its dazzling interior covered in blue tiles, this is a hub of Istanbul\'s religious life.

Named for its dazzling interior covered in blue tiles, this is a hub of Istanbul\'s religious life.

Admire the stunning exterior architecture and captivating interior design of the grandest mosque in Istanbul.