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Book flights to Istanbul with flynas and discover a city where Europe and Asia meet. From historic mosques and Ottoman palaces to colourful markets, Bosphorus views, neighbourhood cafés and world-famous Turkish cuisine, Istanbul offers something different around every corner.
Explore Sultanahmet and the Historic Peninsula, shop in the Grand Bazaar, cruise along the Bosphorus or discover neighbourhoods such as Karaköy, Galata and Kadıköy.
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Flying to Istanbul with flynas
Plan your journey to Istanbul with a range of flynas services and booking options that allow you to customise your trip according to your fare, availability and travel needs.
Food & drinks
Passengers can choose from a selection of meals, snacks and beverages available during the flight, depending on the services offered and fare type.
Baggage options
Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage can also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to applicable conditions.
Seat selection
Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and applicable conditions.
Travelling with animals
If you are planning to travel with an animal, review the applicable requirements and conditions before your journey. For more information, visit the Transportation of Live Animals page.
Accessibility & assistance
If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other special requirements, review the available services and request appropriate support through our Special Services page.
Arriving in Istanbul
flynas flights to Istanbul arrive at Istanbul Airport (IST), one of the city's main international gateways.
After arriving, travellers can continue to central Istanbul using airport buses, taxis, the metro, private transfers or rental cars.
Metro
Istanbul's metro network connects the airport with the wider public transport system, making it possible to continue towards different parts of the city.
Airport buses
Airport bus services operate between Istanbul Airport and several areas across the city. Check the latest routes and schedules before travelling.
Taxi
Taxis are available at the airport for direct journeys to hotels and destinations across Istanbul.
Private transfer
Private transfers can be arranged in advance and may be convenient for families, groups or travellers carrying additional luggage.
At Istanbul Airport
Istanbul Airport offers a wide range of facilities for international travellers arriving in and departing from the city.
Food & refreshments
Restaurants, cafés and other food and beverage options are available throughout passenger areas.
Shopping
Travellers can find duty-free shopping, international brands and a range of travel essentials within the airport.
Airport Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi connectivity is available at Istanbul Airport. Check the airport's current access options and conditions when you arrive.
Passenger services
Information desks, baggage services, lounges and other passenger facilities are available throughout the airport.
Things to do in Istanbul
Istanbul's long history has left the city with an extraordinary mix of mosques, palaces, markets, museums and neighbourhoods spread across both sides of the Bosphorus.
Explore Sultanahmet
The historic Sultanahmet area brings several of Istanbul's best-known landmarks together, making it an ideal starting point for discovering the city's Byzantine and Ottoman heritage.
Visit Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia is one of Istanbul's most recognisable landmarks and reflects centuries of Byzantine and Ottoman history.
See the Blue Mosque
Located opposite Hagia Sophia, the Sultan Ahmed Mosque — widely known as the Blue Mosque — is one of the defining landmarks of Istanbul's Historic Peninsula.
Discover Topkapı Palace
Explore the former administrative and residential centre of the Ottoman sultans and discover courtyards, collections and views across the surrounding waterways.
Explore the Basilica Cistern
Descend beneath the Historic Peninsula to explore this remarkable Byzantine-era underground water reservoir, known for its rows of columns and atmospheric interior.
Markets, shopping & neighbourhoods
Grand Bazaar
Explore one of Istanbul's most famous historic markets, with lanes filled with jewellery, textiles, ceramics, leather goods, souvenirs and traditional products.
Spice Bazaar
Discover stalls selling spices, Turkish delight, dried fruit, nuts, tea and other local products in one of the city's best-known markets.
Galata & Karaköy
Explore streets filled with cafés, restaurants, shops and historic architecture before heading towards the Galata Tower and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Kadıköy
Cross to Istanbul's Asian side to experience Kadıköy's markets, restaurants, cafés and lively neighbourhood atmosphere.
Ä°stiklal Avenue
Walk along one of Istanbul's busiest pedestrian streets for shopping, dining, historic buildings and easy access to the surrounding BeyoÄŸlu district.
Experience the Bosphorus
Take a Bosphorus cruise
A cruise along the Bosphorus offers a different perspective of Istanbul, with views of waterfront neighbourhoods, mosques, palaces, bridges and historic buildings on both the European and Asian shores.
Travel between Europe and Asia by ferry
Public ferries are both a practical way to get around and one of the city's classic experiences, connecting neighbourhoods on opposite sides of the Bosphorus.
Visit Dolmabahçe Palace
Set beside the Bosphorus, Dolmabahçe Palace showcases the later period of the Ottoman Empire through its elaborate architecture and waterfront setting.
Relax in Istanbul's parks
Take a break from sightseeing in green spaces such as Gülhane Park, located close to several major attractions on the Historic Peninsula.
Food to try in Istanbul
Istanbul's food scene ranges from street food and neighbourhood bakeries to traditional restaurants and contemporary dining.
Kebabs
Discover different regional styles of grilled meat served across restaurants throughout Istanbul.
Simit
This sesame-covered bread is a popular snack found at bakeries and street stalls throughout the city.
Turkish breakfast
Start the day with a spread that can include bread, cheeses, olives, eggs, tomatoes, preserves and Turkish tea.
Baklava & Turkish desserts
Try baklava and other traditional sweets at bakeries and dessert shops across Istanbul.
Turkish coffee & tea
Tea and Turkish coffee are an important part of everyday social life and can be enjoyed in cafés, markets and restaurants throughout the city.
Where to stay in Istanbul
Istanbul has accommodation across both its European and Asian sides, with each neighbourhood offering a different experience.
Sultanahmet
A convenient choice for first-time visitors who want to stay close to many of Istanbul's major historic attractions.
Taksim & BeyoÄŸlu
Ideal for travellers looking for restaurants, shopping, cafés and nightlife with convenient access to different parts of the city.
Karaköy & Galata
Popular for boutique accommodation, cafés, dining and easy access to the waterfront and historic neighbourhoods.
Kadıköy
A lively option on the Asian side with markets, restaurants and ferry connections across the Bosphorus.
Getting around Istanbul
Istanbul has an extensive transport network connecting neighbourhoods across its European and Asian sides.
Metro
The metro is useful for longer journeys and connects many important residential, commercial and visitor areas.
Trams
Tram services are particularly useful around central areas and provide convenient access to several major attractions.
Ferries
Ferries connect destinations across the Bosphorus and offer one of the most scenic ways to travel between Istanbul's European and Asian sides.
Buses
Istanbul's bus network provides extensive coverage across areas that may not be directly served by rail.
Istanbulkart
Istanbulkart is the city's integrated public transport card and can be used across several forms of public transportation.
Taxis & ride-hailing
Taxis and app-based transport services are available across Istanbul and can be useful when travelling with luggage or outside convenient public transport routes.
Rental car
A rental car may be useful for trips beyond central Istanbul, although public transport is often more practical when exploring busy central neighbourhoods.
Weather in Istanbul
Istanbul experiences four distinct seasons. Summers are generally warm, while winters are cooler with periods of rain and occasional snow. Spring and autumn often bring milder conditions that are comfortable for exploring the city on foot.
Weather can change throughout the day, particularly outside summer, so check the latest forecast before travelling and pack accordingly.
Travel tips for Istanbul
Currency
The official currency is the Turkish lira (TRY).
Language
Turkish is the official language. English is also used in many hotels, major attractions and visitor-focused businesses.
Use public transport
Metro, tram and ferry services can make travelling between Istanbul's busiest areas easier, particularly during periods of heavy road traffic.
Allow time between areas
Istanbul is a large city divided by the Bosphorus. Allow sufficient time when travelling between neighbourhoods, particularly when crossing between the European and Asian sides.
Dress appropriately at religious sites
Follow the applicable visitor guidelines when entering mosques and other religious locations and remain considerate of worshippers.
Wear comfortable shoes
Many historic neighbourhoods are best explored on foot and can include hills, steps and cobbled streets.
Entry requirements
Visa and entry requirements for Türkiye depend on your nationality and travel circumstances. Check the latest official requirements before travelling.
Check your Türkiye visa requirements
Entry and visa requirements vary according to nationality and travel circumstances. Check the requirements applicable to your journey before departure.
Frequently asked questions about flights to Istanbul
Which airport does flynas use in Istanbul?
flynas flights to Istanbul arrive at Istanbul Airport (IST). Check your booking and latest flight information before travelling.
Does flynas fly to Istanbul?
Yes. Istanbul is part of the flynas international network. Search your preferred travel dates on flynas.com or the flynas mobile app to view current flight options and availability.
What is Istanbul known for?
Istanbul is known for its Byzantine and Ottoman heritage, the Bosphorus, historic mosques and palaces, traditional markets, diverse neighbourhoods and Turkish cuisine.
What are the main attractions in Istanbul?
Popular attractions include Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, Topkapı Palace, the Basilica Cistern, Grand Bazaar, Dolmabahçe Palace and the Bosphorus.
How can I get from Istanbul Airport to the city?
Travellers can use the metro, airport buses, taxis, private transfers or rental cars to continue their journey from Istanbul Airport.
What is the best way to get around Istanbul?
Istanbul has metro, tram, bus and ferry services covering large parts of the city. The most suitable option depends on your destination and itinerary.
Is Istanbul in Europe or Asia?
Istanbul extends across both Europe and Asia, with the Bosphorus separating the city's European and Asian sides.
What currency is used in Istanbul?
The official currency is the Turkish lira (TRY).
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Istanbul?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
One-Way Flights to Istanbul!
From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dubai (DXB) | Istanbul (SAW) | One-way / | Depart: Tue 13 Oct | From AED566.00 Seen: 22 hrs ago |