Explore Istanbul
Istanbul is the perfect destination for people interested in history, beautiful architecture and, of course, interesting, rich gastronomy!
Prime Location in the Heart of Sultanahmet – Discover Istanbul’s Historic Soul
Adamar Hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Sultanahmet, the historic peninsula of Istanbul. Surrounded by centuries of history, culture, and architecture, our guests enjoy the convenience of staying just steps away from the city’s most iconic landmarks.
Distances to Major Attractions:
Hagia Sophia – 2 minutes’ walk (160 meters)
Blue Mosque – 4 minutes’ walk (300 meters)
Topkapi Palace – 6 minutes’ walk (450 meters)
Basilica Cistern – 1 minute walk (100 meters)
Grand Bazaar – 10 minutes’ walk (800 meters)
Bosphorus coastline – 8 minutes’ walk (600 meters)
Sultanahmet Tram Station – 2 minutes’ walk (220 meters)
Thanks to its central location, Adamar Hotel offers easy access to Istanbul’s public transportation network, allowing you to explore other vibrant areas like Taksim, Galata, and the Spice Bazaar with ease.
Whether you are here for history, shopping, or cuisine, everything is within walking distance. Your journey into the heart of Istanbul begins here.
If you’ve never been to Istanbul before, you’ll want to visit Sultanahmet nevertheless, as it’s hosting some unmissable spots in the city: Hagia Sophia Church and Museum, the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Basilica Cistern and more. It’s also close to the Grand Bazaar and the Spice Bazaar, so you’ll be walking distance to everything worth visiting during your first visit. You’ll also be surrounded by plenty of shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars!
During your visit to Istanbul, you want to stay closer to the top attractions the city has to offer. The best part about the Adamar Hotel is that it is nearby to almost all the best attractions in Istanbul. Topkapi Palace is just 2 min Walk away from Adamar Istanbul Hotel
What do you know about the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul? It’s one of the oldest covered markets in the entire world and it’s one of the most-visited places and the main shopping area of the city where you’ll find plenty of Turkish sweets, tea, clothes, souvenirs and countless vendors waiting to negotiate their prices.
