Guidebook for Büyükada
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Traditional delicious Turkish food, large spectrum of cold dishes with olive oil, and some rare traditional Turkish desserts.
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Güneşli Bahçe SokağıTraditional delicious Turkish food, large spectrum of cold dishes with olive oil, and some rare traditional Turkish desserts.
Food Scene
Traditional delicious Turkish food, large spectrum of cold dishes with olive oil, and some rare traditional Turkish desserts.
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Güneşli Bahçe SokağıTraditional delicious Turkish food, large spectrum of cold dishes with olive oil, and some rare traditional Turkish desserts.
In this passage you can find some of the most popular restaurants of Istanbul, with good Turkish food and music. It is bound to be crowded, but it is one of the unique experiences of the city.
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Çiçek Pasajı Manolya Restaurant
In this passage you can find some of the most popular restaurants of Istanbul, with good Turkish food and music. It is bound to be crowded, but it is one of the unique experiences of the city.
Sightseeing
In Büyükada, one of the places to see is the abandoned Greek Orphanage, said to be the second largest wooden building in Europe. Entrance is not allowed, due to danger of falling parts.
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AdalarIn Büyükada, one of the places to see is the abandoned Greek Orphanage, said to be the second largest wooden building in Europe. Entrance is not allowed, due to danger of falling parts.
Istiklal Avenue is one of the most well known streets in Istanbul, in the historic Beyoğlu area. It is an pedestrian street. When combined with the side streets, one can find music stores, bookstores, art galleries, cafés, pubs, night clubs with live music, patisseries and restaurants in this area. Unfortunately in recent years the area is turning more and more into a big shopping mall, but that also might be convenient for people who want to shop while sight seeing at the same time.
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Istiklal Caddesi
İstiklal CaddesiIstiklal Avenue is one of the most well known streets in Istanbul, in the historic Beyoğlu area. It is an pedestrian street. When combined with the side streets, one can find music stores, bookstores, art galleries, cafés, pubs, night clubs with live music, patisseries and restaurants in this area. Unfortunately in recent years the area is turning more and more into a big shopping mall, but that also might be convenient for people who want to shop while sight seeing at the same time.
The Galata Tower is a medieval stone tower. One can go up and enjoy a panoramic vista of Istanbul's historic peninsula. There are touristical cafes around.
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Torre de Galata
The Galata Tower is a medieval stone tower. One can go up and enjoy a panoramic vista of Istanbul's historic peninsula. There are touristical cafes around.
Arts & Culture
The Istanbul Museum of Modern Art is Turkey’s first private museum to organize modern and contemporary art exhibitions. Don't have too high expectations, but it certainly can give you an idea about local modern art. The cafe is expensive but is a nice spot for looking out on the Golden Horn with a cup of tea.
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Kılıçali Paşa
The Istanbul Museum of Modern Art is Turkey’s first private museum to organize modern and contemporary art exhibitions. Don't have too high expectations, but it certainly can give you an idea about local modern art. The cafe is expensive but is a nice spot for looking out on the Golden Horn with a cup of tea.
Parks & Nature
Belgrad Forest is about 15 kilometers outside of Istanbul. Covering approx. 5,000 hectares of land, the forest is home to many plant, bird and animal species. Shaded by birch, elm, oak, pine and spruce trees, it is also a popular recreational area for residents of Istanbul.
The forest has much historical importance. In past centuries there were many reservoirs that supplied water to Istanbul. Several reservoirs remain today, some dating as far back as the 15th century.
A visit to the forest is a great way to escape the tourist crowds of Istanbul and enjoy a bit of fresh air, but it is crowded in the weekends.
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Belgrad Forest
Belgrad Forest is about 15 kilometers outside of Istanbul. Covering approx. 5,000 hectares of land, the forest is home to many plant, bird and animal species. Shaded by birch, elm, oak, pine and spruce trees, it is also a popular recreational area for residents of Istanbul.
The forest has much historical importance. In past centuries there were many reservoirs that supplied water to Istanbul. Several reservoirs remain today, some dating as far back as the 15th century.
A visit to the forest is a great way to escape the tourist crowds of Istanbul and enjoy a bit of fresh air, but it is crowded in the weekends.