Perched over the Bosphorus, the Galata Tower is a stunning 14th-century landmark offering breathtaking 360-degree views of Istanbul and a trendy top-floor restaurant.
"The medieval round Galata Tower built in 1348 has played many roles for Istanbul over the years: A watchtower for Bosphorus trade, an observation deck for spotting fires, the setting of a legendary flight across the Bosphorus, and now a tourist attraction offering 360 degree views of Istanbul. Hands down, it’s the best way to see how the city spreads across its European and Asian sides. Go for sunset, but arrive early to beat the queue."
"A 673-year-old tower that has been refreshed and reopened as a museum with exhibitions, uncovered stone walls, and historical artifacts."
Rustam Adilov
Giridhara Madhavan
Nikita Nymeros
Gabriele Amorelli
Mayte Eme
Kevin G
Kalenna Kellz
Leo Blixt
Rustam Adilov
Giridhara Madhavan
Nikita Nymeros
Gabriele Amorelli
Mayte Eme
Kevin G
Kalenna Kellz
Leo Blixt