A Majectic Helicopter Tour in Istanbul

As you soar over the historic peninsula, look for the sprawling Topkapı Palace, once home to Ottoman sultans. From the sky, its elegant courtyards, domes, and lush gardens reveal a royal world perched above the Bosphorus—a true jewel of Istanbul’s past.

Cutting into the skyline of Maslak, the sleek Windowist Tower stands tall and modern. From above, you’ll see its striking glass design and rooftop terraces—symbolizing the rise of Istanbul’s business power in the city’s financial heart.

Nestled between hills and highways, İstinye Park is more than a mall—it’s a vibrant lifestyle hub. From the air, spot its glass dome, open-air plaza, and stylish architecture blending into the urban landscape. A magnet for luxury lovers!

Glide above one of the world’s most iconic crossings—the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge. Stretching gracefully over the Bosphorus, it connects Europe and Asia in a single breathtaking span. A modern marvel named after the sultan who forever changed Istanbul’s story.

At the northern tip of the Bosphorus, this massive bridge connects Europe and Asia with stunning elegance. Opened in 2016, it carries both cars and trains—one of the highest and longest of its kind. From above, its sleek lines and towering pillars are a striking symbol of modern Istanbul.

Soaring above Levent, Istanbul Sapphire rises to 261 m (including its striking spire) with 54 floors above ground—once the tallest building in Turkey between 2011 and 2016, and at completion was the 4th tallest in Europe

From above, the mighty Rumeli Fortress stands proudly on the European shore of the Bosphorus. Built in 1452 by Sultan Mehmed II to control the narrow strait before the conquest of Constantinople, its massive stone walls and towers still tell tales of power and strategy. Surrounded by lush greenery and shimmering waters, this fortress is a striking symbol of Istanbul’s rich history seen best from the sky.

As your journey begins, wave goodbye to the modern marvel that is Istanbul's newest aviation hub. This massive airport is your gateway to the skies and the city’s promise of discovery.

Gleaming in classical beauty, this 19th-century Ottoman mansion was built for Adile Sultan, sister of Sultan Abdülmecid. From above, its neoclassical structure looks like a jewel resting along the waterfront, now serving as an educational and cultural center.

Below, wrapped in elegance and imperial charm, lies Beylerbeyi Palace. This 19th-century masterpiece welcomed emperors and kings from afar. From the sky, you can admire its symmetry and the lush gardens surrounding it like green velvet.

Nestled right beneath the Bosphorus Bridge, the Ortaköy Mosque stands like a delicate sculpture on the water’s edge. Its baroque beauty and sea-kissed stones tell a tale of prayer and poetry, especially during sunset.

Formerly an Ottoman palace, now a luxurious hotel, Çırağan is the definition of grandeur. Its marble columns and ornate facades seem to sparkle from above. Imagine sultans walking these halls—and now, modern royalty and celebrities rest in the same rooms.

Behold the pearl of the Bosphorus—Dolmabahçe Palace, where the Ottoman Empire’s last chapters were written. Its majestic wings stretch along the water, with hundreds of rooms filled with chandeliers, silk, and gold. A true treasure of the 19th century.

The home of Beşiktaş roars with passion—though from above, it rests in peaceful grandeur, waiting for the next epic match. A modern stadium steeped in historic pride.

At the heart of modern Istanbul lies Taksim Square. The Republic Monument stands tall, celebrating the founders of the Turkish Republic. From up here, the square looks like a vibrant heart, pulsing with life.

Soaring above Istanbul for nearly 700 years, Galata Tower was once a lighthouse and a fire watchtower. Today, it offers panoramic views to those below, but your view—above it all—is even more breathtaking.

From the air, the Süleymaniye Mosque is a crown on the city's head. Built by Mimar Sinan in the 16th century, it combines spiritual grandeur with architectural genius.

A treasure chest from above! The rooftops of the Grand Bazaar hide a world of wonder—4,000 shops selling everything from carpets to jewels, just like they did centuries ago.

Few buildings carry as much history. Church, mosque, museum, and again a mosque—Hagia Sophia is a masterpiece of all civilizations that passed through Istanbul. Its massive dome is still one of the greatest feats of human construction.

Standing alone on a tiny islet in the Bosphorus, this enchanting tower has inspired legends, love stories, and poems. From above, it’s pure magic.

the Blue Mosque, with its six elegant minarets and cascading domes. Built by Sultan Ahmed I in the 17th century, it dazzles with harmony and grandeur. From above, it looks like a crown of faith resting in the heart of the old city, just across from Hagia Sophia. Its famous blue tiles may be hidden from this height, but its majestic spirit reaches all the way to the sky.