St. Anthony of Padua Cathedral, also known in Italian as Sant'Antonio di Padova Cathedral, St. Antoine, or Sent Antuan in Turkey, dates to 1912. It is the largest Roman Catholic cathedral in the city. Read more about St Anthony of Padua Catholic Cathedral
This former Ottoman medresesi (religious school) is now a state sponsored fine arts college- the Foundation for Serving Turkish Culture. Read more about Caferaga Medresesi
Rustem Pasha Mosque, though small in size, nevertheless makes up for it in beauty. It was completed in 1561 by the famous Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan and is known for its beautiful Iznik tiles. Read more about Rustem Pasha Mosque
Istanbul’s Yeni Cami (New Mosque) is a defining feature on the Eminonu skyline. This large mosque is situated opposite the Spice Bazaar and is popular with locals. Read more about Yeni Cami - New Mosque
The Suleymaniye Mosque is Istanbul’s largest mosque. It was built between 1550 and 1557 by the great Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan, who also chose to be buried here. Read more about Suleymaniye Mosque
Unlike any other mosque in the city, Yeralti Camii is housed underground in a crypt belonging to what was once The Castle of Galata. Read more about Yeralti Camii- Underground Mosque
Istiklal Caddesi (Independence Street), arguably Istanbul’s most famous street, is located in the city’s Beyoglu district on the European side of the city. Read more about Istiklal Street - Taksim
Dedicated to the 'Lady of the Lamp', this tribute to one of the most important pioneers of modern nursing, Englishwoman Florence Nightingale, is situated in a tower inside military barracks. Read more about Florence Nightingale Museum
Istanbul's colossal size and superb position lends itself to a host of free attractions to suit any age or desire. From natural attractions to historical sites to contemporary inspirations, there are many things to do in Istanbul for free.
Some of Istanbul's more obvious free attractions include its many lush parks, forests and beaches, which provide the perfect place to relax. Added to these are the city's historical mosques, churches and synagogues, ruins and ancient and modern bazaars. Some museums, such as the Elgiz and Dogancay art museums, can also be enjoyed at no cost.
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