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Fly to Istanbul, a cosmopolitan city full of history!

Treat yourself to an unforgettable stay in Istanbul, in the shadow of the minarets of the Blue Mosque or the dome of Saint Sophia. The largest city in Turkey has an exceptional heritage. From the Grand Bazaar to the famous Turkish baths, from the Galata Tower to the sumptuous Topkapi Palace, the second Rome is an unmissable destination for a successful trip at the crossroads of East and West.
A stay in Istanbul immerses you in a unique atmosphere, between European and Eastern influences, discovering a unique culture and history in the world.

Istanbul, the economic capital of Turkey, is also an essential destination for business travel.

Book your flight Lyon - Istanbul, and experience an unforgettable stay, for a guaranteed change of scenery!

5 reasons to visit Istanbul

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Explore two continents in a day

Taking a flight to Istanbul could be described as landing in Europe but spending the day in Asia. The Turkish megacity effectively straddles the two continents. You simply need to take a boat across the Bosphorous Strait to reach Üsküdar, on the Asian bank, to photograph Leander's Tower.

Lose yourself in the maze of the Grand Bazaar

Located in the heart of Istanbul, the Grand Bazaar is one of largest covered markets in the world. It houses nearly 4,000 stalls, grouped by trade, sprawled across 60 covered streets. Buyers go mad for the leather products (jackets, shoes, belts, etc.) and carpets.

Spend an unforgettable evening at the 360

Located on the rooftop of a building on Istiklal Avenue, right in the centre of Istanbul, the 360 is the most trendy lounge restaurant in the city. It serves fine cuisine and house cocktails on the panoramic terrace, overlooking the illuminated Bosphorus Strait.

Visit Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque

No trip to Istanbul would be complete without a visit to the city's two historic monuments: the Blue Mosque, a fine example of Islamic Art, and Hagia Sophia, the former Christian church that became a mosque and then a museum. Topkapi Palace is also nearby.

Take the tramway along Iskiklal Avenue

Istiklal Avenue is the commercial hub of the city and is mostly pedestrianised. It stretches from Galata Tower, through the Bayoglu Quarter, to Taksim Square. Our tip: Walk up the avenue and visit its multitude of shops before taking the historic tramway back down.