Dine like Queen Elizabeth II, Audrey Hepburn, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and many other icons who once graced this historic restaurant. After 117 years of perfecting classic Turkish dishes, this timeless gem continues to serve up the flavors of the past with an unmatched expertise.

Şehzade Cağ is a local must. Known for their mouth-watering lamp meat kebabs cooked over a wood fire. This place is simple and small but for sure an Istanbul favourite. If you are hungry but want to eat on the go, don’t miss the opportunity to visit this local gem. 

The Grand Bazaar is one of the world's oldest and largest covered markets. Get ready for spice extravaganza and rug heaven. In this magnificent market, you can find unique pieces of fashion and of course, what we all look for: jewellery. Take a break at Fes Cafe to relax from the hectic and colourful labyrinth and be sure to put your bargaining hat on at all times and show no mercy!
  

The Istanbul Archaeological Museum is a pleasant journey through time. Not your typical history lesson but an informative visit to appreciate art and soak in the culture and history of Istanbul, as seen throughout the exhibition. Everyone is always surprised by the collection, filled with cultural artefacts, sarcophaguses and Greek statues. Any art or classical history gal will have a blast here.