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The Pudding Shop
Puding Shop, the Istanbul stopover and favorite hangout of the world's "Flower Children"
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Golden Horn
A magical journey on the golden horns of the Bosphorus
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Story of the Names
There is a story in their names, and a history in their stories! Name stories of Istanbul neighborhoods that go back to history
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Pierre Loti: A French Voyager in Love with Istanbul
Julien Viaud, better known by his pen name Pierre Loti, is celebrated not only for his literary achievements but also for his deep-seated passion for Istanbul.
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Yedikule Fortress
Yedikule Fortress is one of the most important historical and cultural heritage of Istanbul.
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Artists Inspired by Istanbul
Those who nourish their souls with the inspiration of Istanbul
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Kıztaşı
An Iconic Monument of Istanbuls History
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Mesir Paste
An Elixir of Healing on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List
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A Museum of Love in the Heart of Istanbul
Orhan Pamuk's 'The Museum of Innocence' exists both as a novel and as a real museum located in Beyoglu, Istanbul.
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In the Shadows of Büyükada: Trotsky's Story
The quiet streets of Büyükada, its centuries-old mansions, and stories deeply embedded, offer an escape from the noise of Istanbul.
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Doğan Apartment: An Italian Architectural Gem in Beyoğlu
Doğan Apartment stands like a time capsule in the heart of Beyoğlu, on Serdar-ı Ekrem Street, parallel to İstiklal Avenue.
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Exploring Ortaköy's Hidden Gem: The Enigmatic Bruno Taut House
Nestled in the picturesque hills of Ortaköy, a district renowned for its vibrant history and cultural tapestry, stands a monument to architectural synthesis: the Bruno Taut House.
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The Historical Splendor of Istanbul: Pera Palace Hotel
For those looking to explore the historical texture of Istanbul, Pera Palace Hotel is a mysterious and enchanting corner that must be visited.
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The First Guest of Beylerbeyi Palace: Empress Eugénie of France
Among the magnificent structures of the Ottoman Empire, Beylerbeyi Palace stands out as a dazzling palace located on the Anatolian side of the Bosphorus.
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An Icon on the Bosphorus: Kuleli Military High School
Situated along the shores of the Bosphorus in Istanbul, Kuleli Military High School is not just a military school but also a cultural and architectural heritage site.
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World's Second Oldest Metro: Istanbul's Historic Tunnel
In 1867, a young French engineer named Eugène Gavan visited Istanbul for a holiday.
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Birdhouses: Symbols of Compassion
Istanbul's tiny mansions known as ‘bird palace,’ ‘sparrow palace,’ or ‘bird pavilion’..
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Kamondo Apartments A Living Piece of History and Literature
The buildings within the rich historical texture of Istanbul reflect the cultural heritage of the city. In this article; we will cover the most spectacular of the creative structures of a talismanic architecture.
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A Signature in Istanbul's Skyline: The Balyan Family
What would Istanbul look like without that family? Have you ever thought about it?
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One of Istanbul's Historical Treasures: The Kamondo Stairs
The story of a man who gave the gift of a cultural heritage so that his grandchildren can go to school comfortably...
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One of Topkapı's Treasures: The Sword of Zulfiqar
It's not a sword; it's Zulfikar!
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A Splendor in the Heart of Istanbul: Beyazıt Tower
A mysterious tower in the city skyline.
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The Passionate Story of a Museum Director: Alexander Sarcophagus
An inquisitive museum director's superior endeavour and sharp mind change the history of archaeology!
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Witnesses of Impossible Loves: Weeping Rocks
Sile Cliffs witness the most innocent love in history
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Reflection of Being Unique to Art: Ebru Art
The art of Ebru, which describes the unrepeatable perfection of interlocking patterns...
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50 Million Dollar Story on a Dagger Hilt: The Topkapi Dagger
The Topkapi dagger is the story of strategy and state language told in gold and emerald.
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Unique Church in the World: The Iron Church
The story of Sveti Stevan Church being known as the Iron Church all over the world is as follows...
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From Tahmis Street to Venice Squares: A Coffee Story
It all started with a mysterious chest brought to Istanbul by Özdemir Pasha, the Governor of Yemen in the 16th century.
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Mary of the Mongols Maria's Passion
Sometimes fortune fails you, even if you're the daughter of an emperor. Like the unfortunate Maria Paleologina.
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An Italian from Istanbul: Fausto Zonaro
In the second quarter of the 19th century, the grey skies of Europe turned into a subject that lost its inspiration for artists.
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Franz Liszt: A Genius on the Streets of Beyoğlu
The 19th century Romantic era's leading composer and pianist Franz Liszt left his mark not only on the European music scene, but also in Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman Empire.
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İncili Köşk The Unforgettable Elegance of History
The İncili Köşk, which once shone like a pearl among the walls of Istanbul, is engraved in the pages of history as one of the elegant architectural works of the Ottoman period.
