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Walking around Istanbul requires two fundamental abilities: an excellent course and a solid pair of legs. The precarious slopes and breezy roads of the city are waiting to be explored, and they will unquestionably condition your leg muscles.

The city, which is mentioned with the names Kifos and Cepha / Ciphas, derived from the Syriac word Kifo, due to its dwellings carved into the rocks, was called "Hısnı Keyfa" meaning "City of Caves" or "City of Rocks".

Famous for its cisterns, Istanbul has always had an important place in terms of centrality. Nakilbent Cistern is one of the first things that come to mind when considering Istanbul cisterns.

The Spoonmaker\'s Diamond, exhibited at the Topkapı Museum, resembles a full moon surrounded by stars, thanks to the 49 diamonds that surround it. Due to the oval cut of the diamond, it is called the Spoonmaker\'s Diamond because it resembles a spoon.

An aqueduct is a structure that supplies a city and its residents with a constant supply of water. This system consists of underground water canals, water pipes, tunnels, and aqueduct bridges.