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Explore the historic neighborhood of Sultanahmet , which features a number of landmarks, including the Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya) and the Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarayi) . Afterwards, visit the Hippodrome (Sultanahmet Meydani) , a public square that was once the center of Byzantine Constantinople.

Head to the Grand Bazaar (Kapali arsi) , one of the oldest and largest covered markets in the world, and shop for traditional Turkish souvenirs and handicrafts. Afterwards, visit the Spice Bazaar (Misir Carsisi) , where you can buy aromatic spices and teas.

Take a stroll across the Galata Bridge (Galata K pr s ) and explore the trendy neighborhood of Galata, which features a variety of bars, restaurants, and art galleries.

Visit the Dolmabahce Palace (Dolmabahce Sarayi) , a stunning example of Ottoman architecture that was once the residence of the sultans. Afterwards, take a ferry to the Asian side of Istanbul and explore the charming neighborhood of Kadik y, which features a number of shops and cafes.

Explore the Rumeli Fortress (Rumeli Hisari) , a historic fortress that was built by the Ottoman sultan Mehmed II in preparation for the conquest of Constantinople. Afterwards, visit the S leymaniye Mosque (S leymaniye Camii) , a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture that was built in the 16th century.

End your day with a dinner at a local restaurant in the trendy neighborhood of Taksim Square (Taksim Meydani) , such as Mikla or 360 Istanbul.

Take a trip to the Beylerbeyi Palace (Beylerbeyi Sarayi) , a stunning example of Ottoman architecture that was once the summer residence of the sultans. Afterwards, visit the K ksu Palace (K ksu Kasri) , a charming 19th-century palace that features a beautiful garden and stunning views of the Bosphorus.

Explore the charming neighborhood of Balat , known for its colorful houses and historic synagogues. Afterwards, visit the Rahmi M. Koc Museum (Rahmi M. Ko M zesi) , a museum that showcases the history of transportation and industry in Turkey.

Enjoy a traditional Turkish bath at a local hammam, such as the emberlita Hamam or the Ayasofya H rrem Sultan Hamam .

Take a trip to the Pierre Loti Hill (Pierre Loti Tepesi) , which offers stunning views of the Golden Horn (Hali ) and the city skyline. Afterwards, visit the Ortak y , a charming neighborhood that features a number of restaurants and cafes.

Explore the Istanbul City Walls (Walls of Constantinople) , a series of defensive walls that were built in the 5th century to protect the city from invaders. Afterwards, visit the German Fountain (Alman e mesi) , a beautiful fountain that was built in the 19th century to commemorate the German Emperor Wilhelm II's visit to Istanbul.

End your day with a dinner at a local restaurant in the trendy neighborhood of Istiklal Street (Istiklal Caddesi) , such as Limonlu Bah e or Meze by Lemon Tree.

Take a trip to the Camlica Hill (Camlica Tepesi) , the highest point in Istanbul that offers stunning views of the city and the Bosphorus. Afterwards, visit the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge , one of the two suspension bridges that connect the European and Asian sides of Istanbul.

Explore the charming neighborhood of icek Pasaji (Flower Passage) , which features a number of restaurants and cafes. Afterwards, visit the Galata Tower (Galata Kulesi) , a medieval tower that offers stunning views of the city.

End your day with a dinner at a local restaurant in the trendy neighborhood of Karak y, such as Karak y G mr k or Karak y Lokantas .

Spend your day exploring the city at your leisure, visiting any landmarks or neighborhoods you might have missed during the previous days.

Take a trip to the Maiden's Tower (Kiz Kulesi) , a historic tower that was built on a small island in the Bosphorus. Afterwards, take a boat ride along the Golden Horn (Hali ) , a natural harbor that was once the center of the Byzantine and Ottoman empires.

End your day with a dinner at a local restaurant in the charming neighborhood of Karak y, such as Xenia Asmal Mescit or Karak y G mr k.