Book Flight Tickets from Newcastle to Istanbul
Visit Istancul: The city of world’s desire adorned with rich culture and history

Istanbul is the largest and most populous city in Turkey. Though not its political capital (which happens to be Ankara), it certainly it’s historical, cultural, food, lifestyle, bazaar, and natural capital. The city straddles the Bosphorous strait to be the only city that partly lies in Asia and party in Europe. One of the most actively visited cities in the world, Istanbul is very touristy owing to its welcoming and pleasant Mediterranean weather and hospitable citizenry. Not only tourism but the city itself is the hub of economic and financial activities and contributes about 30% of the overall GDP of Turkey. The city sits at the intersection of the historical legacies of the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman empires. 

Actively found on the radars of travelers and explorers alike, the city is serviced by two airports, namely: Sabiha Gokcen International Airport (which lies on the Asian side of the city and handles relatively lesser crowd, has no metro connectivity to the city center but has buses for connectivity) and the Istanbul Airport ( which lies on the European side and caters to all international flights and has metro connectivity to the city center).  Crystal travel gets you to discover the best deals on your flight bookings. Connect to our customer support team to discover to steal the best deal on your flight bookings.

The official currency of Turkey is the Turkish Lira (TRY) which is the legal tender used in the country. In recent times, TRY has slumped greatly vis-a-vis other stronger currencies like USD and GBP. The convertibility rate between the GBP and TRY is around 23 but this tends to change on day to day basis. There are currency exchanges at the airport that runs their show 24x7 and hence money exchange shouldn't be a great challenge.

Things of Interest: Blue Mosque of Sultanahmet, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, Galata Tower, Grand Bazaar, Spice Bazaar, Chinese market, Bosphorus, Basilica cistern of Brzytine, blooming Tulips at Gulhane Park, Fericoy flea market, St. Antoine Church, flower passage, whirling dervishes at Galata Mevlevi lodge, Museum of Innocence, dine at Mikla, Kariye Museum, Rustem Pasha Mosque, walls of Constantinople, are some of the prominent things of interest in and around Istanbul.
FAQs Newcastle to Istanbul
How can I book cheap flight tickets to Istanbul?
You can search for cheap flights through Crystal travel by entering the travel details which include arrival and departure dates. The best fares will be unlocked at the top of the page. Alternatively, you can contact our customer support team for the best deals at 02070713619.
Are flight fares constant all the time?
No. The flight fares are calculated based on dynamic pricing and hence are subject to change as per the demand and time factors.
Are flights cheapest last minute?
Generally, flight fares tend to be on the higher end of the spectrum at the last minute. However, you can always discover the best deals with us. To get to know more about attractive deals, connect with our customer support team.
Are EMI and fly-now-and-pay-later facilities available?
Yes, we provide EMI and fly-now-and-pay-later facilities on flight bookings. To know more about it, connect to our customer support team.
Is there any direct flight from Newcastle to Istanbul?
No, there is no direct flight from Newcastle to Istanbul. Most airlines flying between the two destinations, halt at London Heathrow airport to fly further to Istanbul. You can contact our customer support team to know the accurate information about the flights.
What is the duration of the flight from Newcastle to Istanbul?
An average flight takes up to 6 hours in duration. Connecting flights are frequently available between the two destinations and can be checked above for perfect deals.
What is the best time to visit Istanbul?
Istanbul remains on top of the bucket list of travelers and so all time is a great time to visit the city because every season has its own charm.  However, summers are hot and rough so the peak season to visit this historic city is either in the Spring season of February to May or in the Autumn months of September to November. Winters are particularly beautiful in Istanbul and therefore pull a great crowd.
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