Istanbul is located in the northwest of Turkey along the Bosphorus Strait, which separates Europe from Asia and is the only city in the world that lies on two continents, but nevertheless remains primarily European.
Every year, Istanbul's festivals attract thousands of visitors, but this year is different: Turkey's largest city is one of the three European capitals of culture, and a total of more than 5,000 events take place in every part of the city for a decent presentation.
Some rank it among the world's ten best cuisines, others dislike its spiciness, and still others would kill for it. In reality, most of our knowledge of Turkish cuisine ends at Čopova, somewhere with the third kebab provider. That's why this time in Culinary of the World we are going to an authentic Turkish feast.
The Eiffel Tower, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Roman Colosseum are certainly stunning locations, but there's something special about being able to visit a destination that few visit. We present 37 destinations that are more than worth visiting.
The Eiffel Tower, the Golden Gate Bridge and the Roman Colosseum are certainly magnificent in appearance and we are happy to see them. Despite the world-famous attractions, we must not forget that there are many fascinating destinations, monuments and views in the world that also take your breath away.
Turkish lover of the old, selected and especially rare, Omer Tosun, is a hero who decided to transform the ancient ruins in the beautiful Turkish region of Cappadocia into a unique boutique hotel.
If you are looking for paradise on earth, head to Kurabiye Boutique Hotel, located in the small village of Alaçati on the coast of the Aegean Sea. The fairytale destination, just an hour's drive from the Turkish city of Iznir, is perfect for anyone who likes to spend their vacation away from the hustle and bustle of the city and in the embrace of unspoiled nature.
Recently, the railway tunnel St. Gotthard, which is the longest in the world at 57 kilometers, but now there is a new technical excess that we can be excited about. In Turkey, they have completed the tunnel under the Bosphorus, called Eurasia, which is the first to connect Europe and Asia. The passenger tunnel will open to the public on December 20, 2016, and you can already see what it's like to drive through it.
Cappadocia is undoubtedly one of the most magical landscapes in the world. It is a Turkish region full of extraordinary, fairy-tale natural attractions, where hot air balloon flights are especially popular. Here are the fabulous photos of Cappadocia that left us speechless. This is reality, better than any Photoshop.
Iceland is the hottest travel destination right now (literally) and we totally understand why. There you can see the famous northern lights and swim in the Blue Lagoon. We found something even better! Pamukkale awaits you in Turkey, a breathtaking natural phenomenon that literally means 'cotton castle'.
Now you have one more reason to visit tourist-besieged Turkey and its capital Ankara, which not only boasts a diverse history and sights, but also the largest theme park in Europe, Wonderland Eurasia, which as of today is Turkey's new symbol of pride.
The city, which empires tried to subjugate for centuries, is also the city where the best sides of the European and Asian continents intertwine. Istanbul, one of the world's largest metropolises, grew into the capital under the Byzantine Empire and retained this prestigious title even during the Ottoman Empire. But it is not only history that attracts tourists from all over the world, but a mixture of smells, tastes and experiences, as the city is bursting with attractions.