Istanbul, the capital of Turkey, is not only a cultural and historical center, but also a popular filming location for Turkish TV series. Istanbul: places from Turkish TV series . Here are some emblematic places that have become famous through popular Turkish dramas.
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Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet Jamia):
- Known for: "The Magnificent Century"
- Why it's interesting: The Blue Mosque is a magnificent example of undeniable beauty and is a key element of the historical background in the series.
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Bosphorus:
- Known for: "Love under one roof" (Aşk-ı Memnu)
- Why it's interesting: The Bosphorus is not only the division between Europe and Asia, but also a romantic atmosphere that has become part of the intrigue in Turkish dramas.
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Grand Bazaar:
- Known for: "The Magnificent Century"
- Why it's interesting: The Grand Bazaar is a picturesque landmark around which stories about the great Ottoman family develop.
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Dolmabahce Palace:
- Known for: "The Magnificent Century"
- Why it's interesting: The opulence and splendor of Dolmabahce Palace has become the ideal setting for many lavish scenes in historical Turkish TV series.
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Çamlıca Bridge:
- Known for: "Love under one roof" (Aşk-ı Memnu)
- Why it's interesting: This bridge, crossing the Golden Horn, becomes a symbol of the passion and complex relationships of the characters in the series.
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Tahrir Square:
- Known for: "You are my daughter"
- Why it's interesting: Tahrir Square became the backdrop for dramatic plot twists in the series about family secrets.
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Hagia Sophia:
- Known for: "The Magnificent Century: Kösem"
- Why it's interesting: The plot revolves around historical characters, and Hagia Sophia is a key point in the history of the Ottoman Empire.
The series draws attention to the architectural riches and historical places, making Istanbul not only beautiful, but also a living character in the world of Turkish dramas.
