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İstiklal Avenue
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İstiklal Avenue (İstiklal Caddesi) is Istanbul’s most famous street: a 1.4‑kilometer pedestrian promenade in Beyoğlu that pulses with history, culture, and commerce. For well over a century this “Independence Avenue” has drawn residents and visitors alike to stroll its sidewalks, ride its nostalgic red tram, and browse its shops, cafés and hidden passages. Cushman & […]
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Kaleiçi
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Kaleiçi (literally “inside the fortress”) occupies a rocky peninsula at the core of Antalya, walled by remnants of its ancient ramparts. Its narrow, cobbled streets and restored wooden houses carry the marks of a long history. A Roman gate stands just blocks from a Seljuk mosque; a medieval fountain shares space with a modern café. […]
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Taksim Square
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An Introduction to Taksim Square: More Than Just a Plaza What is Taksim Square and Why is it Famous? Taksim Square is a grand public plaza in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul, often regarded as the city’s modern-day crossroads and cultural hub. Its very name, Taksim (Turkish for “division” or “distribution”), derives from its Ottoman-era […]
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Kemeraltı Bazaar
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Kemeraltı Bazaar remains İzmir’s bustling historic quarter, with traders selling fish, fruit, spices and sweets in its narrow streets morning to night. Stretching from the old harbor near Konak Square to the ancient Agora, Kemeraltı is “one of the world’s largest historical open-air bazaars”. For centuries it has been İzmir’s commercial center, and today it […]
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Balat
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Balat remains one of Istanbul’s most enchanting and underappreciated quarters. Lining the western shore of the Golden Horn, this old neighborhood offers far more than its now-famous rows of pastel wooden houses. Here, ancient synagogues, stately churches and Ottoman mosques stand cheek by jowl with modern cafes, art studios and bustling markets. Balat’s appeal lies […]
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Alsancak
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Alsancak, an upscale waterfront quarter of İzmir, is celebrated as the city’s vibrant social and cultural hub. Once known in Ottoman times as La Punta (“the Cape”), it long housed the city’s upper-middle class. Today it is better known for its lively beachfront promenade (the Kordon), its energetic nightlife, and its mix of historic charm […]
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Downtown Fethiye
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Fethiye’s harbor glitters under the late-afternoon sun, boats and yachts bobbing along the marina against a backdrop of pine-clad hills. Downtown Fethiye is not merely a gateway to the beaches of Ölüdeniz; it is a lively city in its own right. One guide even remarks that Fethiye’s appeal lies in “its natural beauty, historical sites, […]
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Marmaris Bar Street
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Marmaris Bar Street – locally called Barlar Sokak – is the pulsing nucleus of the town’s night-time culture. By day it appears as a quiet line of closed cafés and shuttered bars along the marina promenade, but after sunset this long, narrow street becomes “the perfect place to bar hop”, its neon lights beckoning visitors […]
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Sirince Koyu
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Şirince is more than a mere tourist waypoint; it is a living mosaic of history and culture. Its narrow flagstone alleys wind through tile-roofed houses that recall an Ottoman-Greek heritage. Olive groves and vineyards terrace the hillsides, framing vistas of distant mountains and the Aegean Sea. Each turn seems to offer a new scene: a […]
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Eminonu Square
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Nestled at the tip of Istanbul’s Old City, Eminönü Square sits where the Golden Horn meets the Bosphorus and the Sea of Marmara. This broad, sunlit plaza is flanked by centuries-old mosques and bustling markets. To the north it spills onto the famous Galata Bridge, which links Eminönü to the modern districts of Karaköy and […]
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Bağdat Avenue
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Bağdat Avenue (Bağdat Caddesi) remains Istanbul’s preeminent Asian-side boulevard, a 14-kilometre ribbon of commerce, culture and daily life. Running east–west from Maltepe to Kadıköy, it is the longest street in the city. Often considered the Anatolian counterpart to İstiklal Avenue on the European side, Bağdat Caddesi is lined with stately plane trees, global flagship stores […]
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Beşiktaş
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Beşiktaş strikes the visitor as a place where the past and present convene along the glistening edge of the Bosphorus. The morning scene is alive with the honk of ferries shuttling commuters across the strait and the sweet, smoky aroma of roasted chestnuts wafting from street carts. This is a district famed for its mix […]
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Fethiye Limanı
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Fethiye Limanı (Fethiye Harbour) rises from the eastern arm of a long Gulf on Turkey’s famed Turquoise Coast. At dawn the harbour stirs: fishing boats rock gently alongside wooden gulets and sleek yachts, gulls wheel overhead, and the scent of sea salt and pine drifts from the surrounding hills. Framed by the sheer Lycian rock […]
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Kordon Alsancak Izmir
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The Kordon (or Kordonboyu) of Izmir is far more than a mere waterfront promenade: it is the beating heart of the city’s social life. From dawn to dusk—and long into the night—locals and visitors alike flock here to stroll, socialize, and soak up the salty imbat sea breeze. Indeed, Kordon has become synonymous with Izmir’s […]
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Boztepe
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Boztepe is a modest residential neighborhood and hilltop park in the Altınordu district of Ordu province. Administratively it is a mahalle (neighborhood) about 6 km inland from Ordu’s coastal center. In 2022 the Boztepe neighborhood population was recorded as only around 599 people, underscoring that this is primarily a scenic and recreational site rather than […]
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Eyüpsultan
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Nestled along the storied waters of the Golden Horn on Istanbul’s European side, Eyüpsultan is a district where the city’s deep past meets its everyday present. This neighborhood grew around a mosque and tomb of Abu Ayyub al-Ansari, a revered companion of the Prophet Muhammad, giving it an aura of sanctity that sets it apart […]
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Anadolu Kavağı
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Nestled at the far northern end of Istanbul’s Bosphorus, Anadolu Kavağı is often described as a simple fishing village – but its story is far richer. Here the Bosphorus empties into the Black Sea, and centuries of history have converged. Its very name hints at its strategic role: “Anadolu” means Anatolia (Asia) and “kavak” meant […]
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Datça Peninsula
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The Datça Peninsula juts like a verdant finger from Muğla Province into the sea, roughly 100 kilometers long. Its terrain consists of pine-clad hills, olive groves and thyme-scented ridges, sheltering secluded bays and honey-hued beaches. The air here is famously clear — the region consistently ranks among Turkey’s least-polluted spots — and a whisper-quiet pace […]
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Kuzguncuk
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Situated on the Asian shore of the Bosphorus, Kuzguncuk is a quiet, village-like enclave of Istanbul that defies the stereotypes of a crowded metropolis. It occupies the end of a deep ravine opening to the strait, hemmed in by parks and cemeteries, creating a distinctly “small-town” feel in the vast city. The core of the […]
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Eminönü Pier
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Eminönü Pier stands at a storied junction of Istanbul, where the Golden Horn meets the Bosphorus. It anchors the northeastern tip of the historic peninsula, a district that dates back to Byzantium. The waterfront quarter of Eminönü (historically “Pérama”) occupies the European side of the city within Fatih district, exactly at the confluence of the […]
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