Breathing in the fresh air at Camlica Hill, one of the highest hills of the city, and eating your meal alongside the amazing scenery.
Making breakfast with inseparable simit - tea - cheese combination wherever it is possible.
Taking the Bosphorus boat tour and watching historic waterside mansions.
Taking a sip from your drink in Kuledebar. Place is located in one of the most beautiful symbols of Istanbul; Maiden’s Tower.
Watching the sunrise from Galata Tower.
Visiting Grand Hotel De Londres to simply find peace at the terrace.
Discovering the glory of Pera Palace Hotel, meeting spot of Orient Express passengers in the past.
Sitting on the shore next to the Galata Bridge and eating balık-ekmek, meaning grilled fish stuffed inside a large piece of bread.
Breathing in the smell of freshly roasted coffee of Kurukahveci Mehmet Efendi in the Spice Bazaar.
Feeding the seagulls with simit.
Digging in the Used-Book Bazaar and exploring new books.
Getting a traditional massage in Kılıç Ali Paşa Hamam.
Tasting the most delicious profiterole of the whole world in İnci Profiterol.
Coming across street cats in every corner.
Walking by the Topkapı Palace where Ottoman Sultans once lived.
Visiting Dolmabahçe Palace and sitting in its café right after.
Making a vow in Greek Orthodox Patriarchate.
Exploring Istanbul in Seabird Flying Boat.
Taking a souvenir photo in Haydarpaşa Railway Terminal.
Sitting in Sensus to try some excellent cheese with wine.
Having an artsy day in Istanbul Modern and enjoying yourself in its café alongside the sea view.
Visiting Pera Museum to see The Tortoie Trainer, famous painting by Osman Hamdi bey.
Getting lost in the crowd of Istiklal Avenue and shopping in Terkos Passage.
Researching the story behind the Camonda Stairs at Karaköy and taken a souvenir photo.
Buying Kızlı Sardalya-famous canned sardines- in Beyoğlu Fish Market.
Eating the delicious baklawa of Karaköy Güllüoğlu.
Day dreaming among the old posters, cards, books and journals in Aslıhan Passage.
Going to Spice Bazaar to buy fresh spices of Kalmaz Baharat.
Finding unique antiques in Horhor Market.
Taking a phaeton tour in Büyükada.
Enjoying traditional cuisine in Çiya Sofrası.
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Eating Turkish Delight in Ali Muhittin Hacıbekir and buying some rock candy to take home with you.
Feeling the breeze on your skin in Historic Moda Port.
Drinking coffee in Mandabatmaz.
Reminiscing the old days with your friends in Grand Tarabya Hotel.
Participating to the ceremony of St. Anthony of Padua Church in the Christmas Eve.
Being amazed by the head of Medusa exhibited in Basilica Cistern.
Eating kup griye in Baylan Patisserie.
Having a great Sunday at the Borusan Contemporary Museum - “Haunted House”
Enjoying a day alone in Balat by taking lots of photos and reading in a cozy café.
Taking rowing courses in Haliç.
Enjoying your toast and fresh orange juice on the Sütlüce-Üsküdar Ferryboat.
Seeing Istanbul in 360 degrees at the observation terrace of Sapphire.
Feeding ducks among the colorful trees of Atatürk Arboretum.
Seeing The Alexander Sarcophagus for the first time, the most important artifact in the Istanbul Archaelogical Museums.
Having a wonderful breakfast in Karaköy.
Watching nostalgic movies in Beyoğlu Yeşilçam Theater.
Eating wet burgers in Bambi Buffet.
Playing backgammon in Hazzopulo Passage and checking out the stores selling custom design handbags.
