Best Istanbul Attractions on the Anatolian Coast
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Best Istanbul Attractions on the Anatolian Coast
Istanbul, one of the most touristic places in the world, has many places worth visiting. What distinguishes this beautiful city from other cities is that it unites the two coasts. The European and Anatolian coasts prove the greatness of Istanbul. Despite the calmness of the Anatolian which is less crowded than the European, it promises a vibrant life and beautiful activities. We have also researched how you can evaluate these beauties in Anatolia and what can be done there and we have prepared this article for you. Let's all find out.
Feel the history in Kuzguncuk
Kuzguncuk, which warms us with its lively colors, is a beautiful district of Uskudar. Getting lost in the streets of this district, which bears traces of old Istanbul, and experiencing its local flavors will make your soul festive.
A meeting at old model coffee shops in Kadıköy
Kadıköy Moda is undoubtedly one of the first places that comes to mind when it comes to meeting friends. Moda is one of the most beautiful places on the Asian side of Istanbul and has many unusual cafes. Do not complete your tour of Istanbul without drinking the amazing coffees in these cafes.
Border to the sea
Rumeli Lighthouse Castle, which is 65 meters high, is located in the village of Garipçe. While its purpose was to facilitate the passage of ships to the Black Sea in the Ottoman Empire, it is now used for wedding photos during the summer period.
If you want to camp close to the sea and watch the Black Sea, this is an extremely convenient place. If you are also interested in healthy living, you can buy natural products from the villagers in the village of Garipçe.
The story of a captivity: Maiden’s Tower
The Maiden's Tower in Uskudar Salacak has survived from antiquity to the present day. The best-known story about this tower, which contains many stories about it, is that the King learns that when his daughter turns 18, she will be stung by a snake and die. Upon learning, the king builds a tower in the middle of the sea for his daughter to live in. But a snake emerges from one of the baskets sent to the tower and kills the princess. The king makes an iron coffin for his daughter's body to reach peace and puts it on the entrance door of Hagia Sophia. But the snake does not leave the princess alone because there are two holes in the coffin caused by the snake.
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