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Don’t forget the seagulls accompanying you when you cross continents. Give them some bagels and see how they follow you during your journey.

Through this big and wonderful garden with long trails to walk, you can have fresh air and take good pictures while enjoying the visual feast.

This famous tower, located in the middle of the sea, which has become the symbol of Istanbul, fascinates everyone with its legendary, yet so fascinating state.

Not only is the Istanbul Marathon the only one in the world that crosses two continents, but it is perhaps one of the most beautiful and impressive runs with its views during the round.

It will be a very enjoyable breakfast option to buy börek from Çengelköy Börekçisi and eat it in the Historical Çınaraltı Family Tea Garden accompanied by tea and the Bosphorus view.

You can walk the Kuruçeşme-Arnavutköy-Bebek-Rumeli Fortress line, which has the most enjoyable walking route by the Bosphorus, in about 1 hour, and you can enjoy the Bosphorus to the maximum. Don’t forget to buy ice-cream from famous Bebek Mini Ice Cream Shop

Nostalgic red tram is the bread and butter of Istiklal Street! Do not miss the opportunity of seeing the Istiklal this way.

The only Anglo-Saxon church, is a unique place on Serdar-ı Ekrem Sokak in Galata, which was built by the British during the Crimean War.

Bastille, the Dungeons of Anemas, is also one of the constant sets of Turkish cinema.

Lindens bloom in the groves in June. Walk around the Khedive grove with the bitter smell of linden spreads.