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Book flights from Dammam to Istanbul to swap a scenic coastal city for a historic melting pot straddling Europe and Asia.
In the Turkish city of Istanbul, discover the awe-inspiring Blue Mosque with its six minarets and tiled interiors in shades of azure and cerulean, before enjoying a traditional brew in an Old City coffee house.
Fly to Istanbul from Dammam and you’ll discover a vibrant city on the Bosphorus Strait.
Flying from Dammam to Istanbul: FAQs
What is the time difference between Dammam and Istanbul?
There is no time difference between Dammam and Istanbul. Daylight Saving Time is also not in use in either city, so no matter what time of year you visit this will always be the same.
What is the food like in Istanbul?
Due to its geographical location between Asia and Europe, Istanbul has a rich culinary heritage, influenced by a range of different cultures. The most famous dishes include mezze (appetisers like fried eggplant, hummus and fava beans) as well as kebaps, which refer to succulent beef or lamb served on skewers.
Top tips for Dammam to Istanbul
Admire Byzantine architecture
Just as Dammam is known for distinctive buildings like the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, Istanbul is home to many architectural gems. Hagia Sophia was originally built in 537, and throughout its many years has served as the largest Christian church of the Roman Empire and a Latin Catholic Cathedral. It was a museum until 2020 and is now a functioning mosque.
Stroll through the Grand Bazaar
In Dammam, retail therapy comes in the form of the sprawling Marina Mall. In Istanbul, you can discover one of the oldest covered markets in the world – the Grand Bazaar. A network of 61 streets is home to over 4,000 shops, selling everything from jewellery and clothing to traditional rugs. You can easily spend a day exploring the bazaar’s winding alleys and unique boutiques.