City Breaks Aksaray, Istanbul Region Turkey 2025
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Fuar Hotel, Aksaray

Fuar Hotel

   Score 9/10 out of 1 reviews

Aksaray, Istanbul Region, Turkey

    • Airplane (11/21 - 11/20/2025)
    • No transport provided
    Ottoman S Life Hotel Deluxe, Aksaray

    Ottoman S Life Hotel Deluxe

    Aksaray, Istanbul Region, Turkey

    • Hotel with wi-fi Internet  
    • Airplane (11/21 - 11/20/2025)
    • No transport provided
    Grand Durmaz Hotel, Aksaray

    Grand Durmaz Hotel

    Aksaray, Istanbul Region, Turkey

    • Hotel with wi-fi Internet  
    • Airplane (08/12 - 01/06/2025)
    • No transport provided
    Valens Hotel Downtown, Aksaray

    Valens Hotel Downtown

    Aksaray, Istanbul Region, Turkey

    • Hotel with wi-fi Internet  
    • Airplane (08/12 - 01/06/2025)
    • No transport provided
    Grand Saatcioglu Hotel, Aksaray

    Grand Saatcioglu Hotel

    Aksaray, Istanbul Region, Turkey

    • Hotel with wi-fi Internet  
    • No transport provided
    Ahsaray, Aksaray

    Ahsaray

    Aksaray, Istanbul Region, Turkey

    • Hotel with parking  
    • No transport provided
    Kuzucular Park Hotel, Aksaray

    Kuzucular Park Hotel

    Aksaray, Istanbul Region, Turkey

    • Hotel with wi-fi Internet  
    • No transport provided
    Agacli Hotel, Aksaray

    Agacli Hotel

    Aksaray, Istanbul Region, Turkey

    • Hotel with wi-fi Internet  
    • No transport provided

    About AksarayDetails and images of Aksaray

    Aksaray

    Aksaray ("White Palace" in Turkish) is a neighbourhood in the municipality and district of Fatih, Istanbul Province, Turkey.

    Recommendations for travel Aksaray

    The Pertevniyal Valide Sultan Mosque stands by the busy road junction near Aksaray tram stop. Squeezed in between Aksaray and Yusufpaşa is the smaller, older and much less conspicuous Murad Pasha Mosque, built in 1473 in the early Ottoman architectural style perfected in Bursa.
    On Aksaray Square the wooden Hindiler (Horhor) Tekkesi has been rebuilt behind an austere stone fountain. The small Camcılar (Glaziers) Mosque is also being rebuilt on the edge of the square.