Turkey is a country where great empires once ruled, diverse cultures blended over time, and history continues to shape everyday life. Led by Byzantine splendour and Ottoman opulence, the country is dotted with monuments that tell captivating stories of empires, culture, and timeless heritage.
Every corner of Turkey is so filled with centuries-old tales, it’s like a living museum. Regardless of whether you are exploring magical ruins or admiring architectural wonders. The following 7 historical sites deliver a tour that will take you to places you have only previously imagined.
Dolmabahce Palace, Istanbul- The Empire’s Final Flourish
A 19th-century construction, Dolmabahçe Palace marked the majestic end of the Ottoman period. Located on the picturesque Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul, the palace was used as the administrative centre and as the home of Turkey’s founding leader, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
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