The city of Istanbul is the first destination for those wishing to visit the tourist areas of Turkey due to its historical value and changed its name from Byzantium to Constantinople to Islamabul and finally the current name Istanbul. Istanbul is the real economic, commercial and cultural capital of Turkey Besides it contains the most important tourist areas in Turkey. Its area is about 1825 km 2 and its population reaches 14983000 people. We start with the most important tourist areas in Turkey in general and Istanbul in particular.

Sultan Ahmed I established this great mosque in 1916. It is considered one of the most important tourist areas in Turkey, which is keen for tourists to visit, especially that it is designed in a very engineering way, and the reason for the name of the Blue Mosque is that the inner lining is dominated by blue color is .It free and available for the week.

Hagia Sophia
The second tourist area in Turkey and Istanbul is the Hagia Sophia Museum, opposite the Sultan Ahmed Mosque. It was built in 359 AD and served as the central church of the Orthodox. It was converted into a mosque under Ottoman rule until it was converted into a museum and historical monument in 1934. It is still one of the most important tourist museums in Turkey.

Mosque of Sulaymaniyah
The third tourist area in Turkey and Istanbul in particular is the Sulaymaniyah Mosque. The mosque was built in 1558 by the Sultan Sulaiman al-Qanuni of the famous Ottoman architect Amar Sinan. It is located in the heart of a range of architectural works which are schools, shops, bathrooms, hotels and hospitals. it is located in the Sulaymaniyah area of Al Fateh. It is free and available throughout the week.

Taksim square
It is considered one of the most important centers in the city of Istanbul and is the focus of thousands of tourists a year. It is considered one of the busiest and most crowded places throughout the year, especially Istiklal Street, which is empty of tourists and locals only late in the night. The area contains many important hotels, which are often the first hostel for the Arab and Western tourists, and the tourist should not pass through Istanbul without visiting this square.