One of the world's oldest cities, Istanbul sits in Asia and Europe with the Bosphorus Straits as its divider. This large cosmopolitan city has a dual modern and ancient personality. Visitors can taste old Istanbul in the Sultanhamet section at the Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, the Blue Mosque and Underground Cistern. The new Istanbul resides in attractions like the Museum of Modern Art and the trendy Beyoglu district, with its shops, clubs, restaurants and Taxsim Square, the city’s answer to New York’s Times Square. The shopping at Istanbul’s 500-year-old Grand Bazaar is a must. The bazaar's local wares include carpets and the nearby Spice Market with its nuts, spices and Turkish Delight. Visitors can learn about this hilly city just by wandering around its winding streets or by taking a scenic cruise on the Bosphorus.
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