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HOTEL DEDEMAN ISTANBUL

Istanbul, Turkey

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IN THE HEART OF THE CITY

Dedeman İstanbul, located in the heart of the city, just minutes from major business and shopping centers...

DEDEMAN ISTANBUL

Yildiz Posta Cad. No: 50, 34340,
Gayrettepe, Istanbul, Turkey

T: +90 (212) 337 45 00
F: +90 (212) 275 11 00

E: [email protected]

Prince Islands

The Princes' Islands (Istanbul Islands or Red Islands) are located in the southern coast of Istanbul, and simply called as the Islands.

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Maiden’s Tower

The Maiden's Tower was built on the small island located in the coast of Salacak in the Bosphorus.

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Ayasofia

Emperor Justinian inaugurated theHagia Sophia Cathedral in 537 C.E. Designed by Isidore of Miletus and Anthemius of Tralles, at the time of its construction, it was the most impressive building in the world and remained the crowning achievement of the Byzantine Empire for over a thousand years.

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Galata Tower

Boasting panoramic views of the city and sea, this tower was built in 1348 by Istanbul’s Genoese trading community as part of their fortifications.

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Grand Baazar

Long gone are the days when the caravans of traders on the famous Silk Road would stop to rest themselves and their camels at the Grand Bazaar; however, the structure and layout, including the ornate ceilings, remain virtually unchanged since the bazaar was built in 1493.

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Spice (Egyptian) Market

Built facing the Golden Horn, this 17th century market was originally an extension of the New Mosque and financed by a tax paid on the sale of Egyptian goods.

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Blue Mosque

Opulent domes and balconied minarets soar upwards at the Blue Mosque, one of Istanbul’s most striking landmarks.

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Topkapi Palace

Home to the Ottoman sultans and their court for over 300 years, building of the Topkapi Palace was commissioned by Mehmet the Conqueror, the 23-year-old sultan who captured Constantinople in 1453, making it the capital of the Ottoman Empire and rechristening it Istanbul.

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Basilica Cistern

The Basilica Cistern was the Byzantine Great Palace’s reservoir and is thought to have been built around 532 B.C. A forest of over 300 columns stands in several feet of water which is home to a large school of blind carp and over which wooden walkways have been constructed.

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İstiklal Avenue

This three-km-long (1.86 miles) pedestrian avenue is the modern heart of Istanbul, and its most vibrant cultural, dining and nightlife district.

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NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

The attractions of Istanbul have drawn visitors to this vibrant hub of trade, business and culture for millennia. The Dedeman Istanbul, located in the thriving, modern heart of the city, is the perfect place to stay when traveling on business or pleasure and also for conferences. It is also ideally situated for attending meetings in the nearby financial and business districts and the Congress Valley...

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