Phone companies in Instabul for Travelers [duplicate]

1. Which SIM card is best in Turkey?
2. How do I get a tourist pass in Istanbul?
3. What should I avoid in Istanbul?
4. How much is a SIM card in Istanbul?
5. How much does a Turkish SIM card cost?
6. Can I buy a Turkish SIM card?
7. Do you need tickets for Hagia Sophia?
8. What is Istanbul worth?
9. Where can I buy Istanbul pass?
10. What should I be careful of in Istanbul?
11. What should I be careful of in Turkey?
12. How many days are enough for Istanbul?

Which SIM card is best in Turkey?

Companies. There are three mobile operators in Turkey: Turkcell, Vodafone, and Türk Telekom. Turkcell has the greatest coverage and most customers, and is the best option for most visitors to Turkey.

How do I get a tourist pass in Istanbul?

You can easily order the Istanbul Tourist Pass online: just choose the amount of days (3, 5 or 7) that you want to use the pass as well as the amount of people in your party (children get a significant discount), fill in your contact information and credit card details.

What should I avoid in Istanbul?

10 Things Not To Do In Istanbul

• Don't Stay Close To The Sights.
• Don't Take The Tram In Istiklal.
• Avoid Shopping In Istiklal.
• Don't Buy Apple Tea.
• Don't Get Tempted By Everything That You See.
• Don't Hesitate From Trying The Street Food.
• Avoid Going To Burger King Or McDonald's.
• Avoid Eating Close To Touristic Places.

How much is a SIM card in Istanbul?

They seel three Turkey prepaid sim cards at the official Turk Telekom shop at Istanbul Airport. 220 TL ($29): 750 minutes, 750 sms and 25 GB data. 260 TL ($35): 1500 minutes, 1000 sms and 42 GB data. 270 TL ($36): 1500 minutes, 1000 sms and 50 GB data.

How much does a Turkish SIM card cost?

The initial SIM card costs varies from 35 TRY to 95 TRY including the packages inside plus tax.

Can I buy a Turkish SIM card?

Buying a Turkish SIM Card On Arrival. If you regularly travel to Turkey and would like a phone number based in that country, you can buy a SIM card from one of the local Turkish networks (either Turkcell, Vodafone Türkiye or Türk Telekom).

Do you need tickets for Hagia Sophia?

There is no entrance fee for Hagia Sophia as it is a mosque now.

What is Istanbul worth?

Historically, Istanbul has been the center of the country's economic life because of its location as an international junction of land and sea trade routes. In 2012 the City of Istanbul had a GDP of $332.4 billion.

Where can I buy Istanbul pass?

You can buy the card in the following places:

• Topkapi Palace Museum.
• Hagia Sophia Museum.
• Chora Museum.
• Istanbul Mosaic Museum.
• Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts.
• Istanbul Archaeological Museums.
• Mobile sales units.

What should I be careful of in Istanbul?

10 Things You Should Avoid Doing in Istanbul

• Don't stay close to the sights.
• Don't take the tram on Istiklal.
• Don't shop on Istiklal.
• Don't buy apple tea.
• Don't buy everything you see in the bazaars.
• Don't buy in bazaars without haggling.
• Don't be afraid to try street food.
• Don't eat close to touristic places.

What should I be careful of in Turkey?

These Are the Things Tourists Should Never Do in Turkey, Ever

• Enter a mosque dressed scantily.
• Ride a taxi without a logo.
• Only go shopping at malls.
• Visit while you're on a diet.
• Focus solely on the touristic areas.
• Expect drivers to abide by traffic rules.
• Show off your wealth.

How many days are enough for Istanbul?

Wondering how many days in Istanbul is ideal? For a first-time visitor, there are plenty of things to see and places to visit in Istanbul, and to cover all of the sights you should aim to spend no less than 2 to 3 days in the city.