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6 Most Beautiful Christian Sites In Turkey

By: Argun Konuk April 14, 2021November 25, 2021

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Here are the 6 beautiful Christian heritage sites in Turkey that you should add to your bucket list. Click to read more.

14 Sites In Turkey Worthy Of Becoming UNESCO World Heritage Havens

By: Argun Konuk April 12, 2021November 25, 2021

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These natural, historic and cultural sites in Turkey are listed as Unesco Tentative Heritage Sites. Click to read more!

6 Outdoor Ancient Sites In Turkey To Add To Your 2021 Travel Bucket List

Wondering where to travel in Turkey in 2021? This list of historical outdoor sites from around Turkey might give you some inspiration. Enjoy!

Top 7 Must-see Christian Heritage Sites in Istanbul

Top 7 must-see Christian heritage sites in Istanbul. Click to learn more about the Christian religious complexes in Turkey’s biggest city.

Top 8 Touristic & Historical Areas in Istanbul

The list of the top 8 touristic & historical areas in Istanbul. Attractions, food spots, bazaars, churches, synagogues, museums and more!

About Turkish Coffee and the Most Popular Coffee Shop in Istanbul, Mandabatmaz

By: Argun Konuk November 23, 2020November 1, 2021

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Learn about the essentials of Turkish Coffee and Mandabatmaz Coffee Shop, the most famous and authentic coffee shop in Istanbul, Turkey.

Octo Restaurant: Portuguese Seafood And A Marvelous Rooftop In Istanbul

Opened in January 2020, Octo Restaurant Rooftop in Istanbul offers Portuguese style delicious seafood and a stunning view of the Bopshorus.

Gli The Cat: The Celebrity Guard Of Hagia Sophia

By: Argun Konuk July 29, 2020April 20, 2021

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Gli the cat, the celebrity guard of Hagia Sophia has been on duty for 16 years and currently has more than 80.000 followers on Instagram. Click to meet her!

The Bored Viking General Who “Vandalized” Hagia Sophia

Around 1100 years ago, probably during a Sunday mass, a bored Viking named Halvdan carved his name on a marble slab at the upper gallery of Hagia Sophia.