What to wear as a female tourist in Istanbul/Turkey? : r/istanbul
Mar 4, 2022 · You’ll be fine dressing however you like in Istanbul, Izmir, Antalya ext. where local people hang out. If you’re thinking of visiting more conservative cities such as Konya, Urfa ext. you may want to cover up a bit more(up to you) without needing to wear a headscarf tbh.
Istanbul nightlife/life : r/istanbul - Reddit
Apr 20, 2023 · and to balance things (from my experiences over the past two decades) I lived in Istanbul for nearly 4 years, no hassles; and in my comings and goings still no hassles, until a big PhD friend of mine (who has also worked the door) came out to visit me when I was back in Istanbul and he fell victim to the inflated bar scam, which I typed up somewhere else in …
Advice needed for where to stay : r/istanbul - Reddit
Jul 25, 2023 · On our first trip we similarly did the same thing by visiting Cappadocia for 3 days and the rest in istanbul. istanbul is huge with a lot of things to do (make sure to visit the asian side as well) so I wouldnt try shoving in more places to visit during your stay. you'll be walking a LOT probably up many stairs and hills (like we did..) so you ...
My Rhinoplasty Experience in Turkey : r/PlasticSurgery - Reddit
I then went through every Istanbul surgeon’s Instagram I could find. When I found a few whose styles I liked, I reached out to them. Eventually I settled with Bozkurt. His assistant gave me all the information I would need when I texted him (surgery, cost, length of stay, etc). You will have to pay in cash for your surgery (standard for Turkey).
Are there still any brothels in Istanbul? : r/AskTurkey - Reddit
Hi! I visited istanbul a few years ago. It was an amazing experience. You have a beautiful city! Currently I am planning another trip and I am considiring visiting Istanbul again. I remember brothels still being open in my last visit and I regret not visiting it. From a quick internet search i found out that most brothels have been closed since ...
Tips for a First time in istanbul : r/travel - Reddit
Oct 20, 2021 · Just got back from my first trip to Istanbul on Sunday. The main tourist attractions in Istanbul are very worthy of their popularity. Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque are very close to each other and absolutely stunning. We didn’t go into the Blue Mosque because the line was insane, so might be worth buying one of those line jumping tickets.
Asian Side vs European Side? : r/istanbul - Reddit
Oct 2, 2023 · I guess we both are biased due to our backgrounds. I’m a born and raised Kadikoy person and I always felt frustrated and tired whenever I’m in European side, even though my high school was there. Only part I like in European Istanbul has always been Bebek, ant that’s that. Fenerbahce-Suadiye strait is the best place in Istanbul imo.
Must-have food guide ? : r/istanbul - Reddit
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Average salary in istanbul : r/istanbul - Reddit
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Things that are a must in Istanbul! : r/istanbul - Reddit
Jun 5, 2022 · Turkey has also the cheapest starbucks in the world so you can try the cool starbucks drinks with out breaking the bank. but coffee is so huge here, everywhere has coffee. i dont usually go to starbucks but not many make a mocha frappe - so if you feel like a fu cking mocha frappe, your local coffee place ain't gonna deliver haha