Writer: Helena Bergström
What to do in Istanbul, Turkey? Istanbul is a vibrant and exciting city, full of history, culture and good food. Here are our top tips for things to see and do in Istanbul.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Turkish food offers wonderful Mediterranean flavours and a wide variety of dishes. You can enjoy delicious meze dishes and lots of tasty sweets. In this article, we present tips on Turkish food.
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There are many nice restaurants in Istanbul, and a lot of great food to try. We have visited several restaurants, and here are some tips for those who want to eat well in the city.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Visiting the Yerebatan Cisterns in Istanbul is a fascinating experience. Moreover, we can say that the dear child has many names: Yerebatan Cisterns, Yerebatan Saray, the Sunken Palace or the Basilica Cistern. All these names describe one and the same very special place underground...
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Food Tour in Istanbul - for everyone who loves good food. We have just visited the vibrant city of Istanbul and our visit started with a lovely food tour. A tour through Turkish shops, street food restaurants and market stalls is highly recommended for all hungry foodies!
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Want to experience Cappadocia in Turkey? This area is a magical place on earth, with amazing rock formations and hot air balloons rising into the sky every morning.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
The Ihlara Valley in Cappadocia is a stunningly beautiful valley with dramatic rock formations, intense greenery, an array of historic mountain churches and cosy restaurants where you can sit and rock on the water.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
The Selime Monastery in Cappadocia is the largest religious structure in the area, with a large cathedral carved directly into the rock. The site has also served as a stop for caravans along the Silk Road, and today it is an exciting destination for tourists.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Horse riding in Cappadocia - a great experience! We visited Cemal Ranch and did a two-hour ride at sunset. It was a fantastic afternoon and evening in Turkey!
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Located in Cappadocia, Turkey, the underground city of Derinkuyu is so large that it may once have housed up to 20,000 people, along with their livestock and food supplies. The city, which is 85 metres deep, is today a historical attraction open to tourists.
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