🔹Visit the Ambassador Tower:
It was the tallest skyscraper in Istanbul and Turkey between 2010 and 2016, and the fourth tallest skyscraper in Europe when it was completed in 2010. It is a mixed-use luxury residential project and is also the first eco-skyscraper in the country as the tower contains a group of gardens The stratigraphy is repeated every three floors containing a variety of plants, which give a fairytale beauty to the tower.

🔹 Visit Istiklal Street:
Istiklal Street is one of the most famous streets in Istanbul in the Taksim area, and it is a place that attracts tourists greatly due to the presence of cinemas and many stores that meet all needs with a variety of products, in addition to famous restaurants and cafes. This street is similar to the important streets in countries like London.

🔹 Visit the Candle Museum:
The Wax Museum is located in Istanbul, in the Taksim region, and it is a branch of the chain of wax museums in the world. It is a place to attract tourists because it contains many models that are made with high accuracy in every detail, such as the color of the eyes, hair, and the method of the approved hairstyle for the character and clothes. Sculptures of people from different political, artistic, mathematical, scientific and other fields.

🔹 Visit Galata Tower
Built in 1348, it was the tallest building in the city for centuries. Its sinuous upper balcony offers 360-degree views of the city.
It is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Türkiye due to its location, views and ancient history. The tower was used as a prison and an astronomical observatory for centuries, and then turned into a tourist attraction.
🔹Bosphorus Tour by Private Yacht:
While on a yacht tour, which is one of the best tours, you will be able to see many of the city's sights. This cruise lasts for two hours, during which you see the city's landmarks such as the palaces of the sultans and the villas of the Ottoman pashas. In addition to enjoying the charming scenery and fresh air.

🔹 Visiting the neighborhood of Balat, the hole series
It is a modest neighborhood located on the Golden Horn Bay and consists of narrow cobbled streets and colorful houses, where there are trendy cafes and sophisticated galleries. Buildings such as the Church of the Greek Patriarchate, synagogues, and Byzantine churches testify to the region's cosmopolitan past as a center for Jewish, Greek, and Armenian communities. The neighborhood is an essential destination for locals, tourists, and TV and film producers.