How About Trying Something New
The only old record store in the Grand Bazaar. Tucked in close to one of the smaller entrances of the bazaar, this gentleman has been continuing his work in his little corner shop and he is very proud to do so.
On One Of Your Days
Lighthouse of Yeşilköy in the evening! No, there is no instagram filter on the picture! Pure original shot! Yeşilköy, Aya Stefanos with its old name, was the suburban summer spot for Levanthen’s in the city in the 19th century. It is common
Filming On A Lovely Spring Day
Taken at a local, traditional ‘meyhane’ in Samatya. “Ahmet Baba'nın Yeri” (Father Ahmet’s Place) this picture is an example of a dying breed of cosy, hole in the wall type of local eateries where one person basically prepares everything right
İn Karakoy
Van Gogh Alive, the sensational exhibition of the most famous works of Van Gogh which were created between 1880-1890 are exhibited in Antrepo 3 of Istanbul, right next to Istanbul Modern Museum. ‘Experience the works without any frames’ says the ads.
Secret Coffee Stop İn
Specifically from Ortaköy, one of the loveliest neighborhoods in the city where you can meander through narrow cobbled stone streets, check out some of the fun jewellery, hand-made scarves and antiques on stalls, grab Turkish coffee either in one of
Sultanahmet Quiet And
It seems like it’s not going to leave the city anytime soon. The city looks even more beautiful in snow though.. This is the longest and busiest pedestrian street in Istanbul. It’s called ‘Istiklal Caddesi’, meaning 'Independence Avenue’ in Turkish. It
Countdown For The 7Th
Where? Fener, İstanbul What? Phanar Greek Orthodox College’, (‘Kırmızı Mektep’ literally meaning ‘Red School’ in Turkish) 19th century building by the famous architect Dimadis The history of the school actually goes back to the 15th century. In 1454, Mehmet the Conqueror issued an edict to the