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Best Parks in Istanbul "Best Parks in Istanbul" Created by: Cityseeker 6 Locations Bookmarked Gülhane Park "Historical, Charming Ottoman Park" Once the outer garden of Topkapı Palace and meant only for the royal court, the Gülhane Park today is a popular and bustling local park, ideal for that lazy weekend picnic. It is considered to be one of the oldest public parks in Istanbul. Beautiful panoramic views over the Golden Horn and Sea of Marmara can be enjoyed from the Set Üstü Çay Bahçesi on the by Gryffindor park's north-eastern edge. Alemdar Cadessi, Istanbul Yıldız Park "Peaceful Escape" Yildiz Park is a welcome break from the breakneck pace of the surrounding city. A relaxing and serene park in the middle of Istanbul, this space hosts a number of lakes, pavilions, green gardens and stunning views. This space was originally part of Yildiz Palace, but has since become its own entity. There is also a porcelain factory on the grounds, by Public Domain CC0 which is still operating despite its old age. +90 212 261 8460 Ciragan Cad, Istanbul Miniaturk "Showcase of Turkey" Sheltered along the north-eastern shores of Golden Horn, this miniature park prides itself on being one of the world’s largest of its kind. A treasure trove of miniature renditions of Turkey’s best-known monuments, the park fuses architectural finesse with the history of the bygone Ottoman and Byzantine civilizations. This park holds models of over hundreds of by VikiPicture historic and architectural works including - but not limited to - the Library of Celsus at Ephesus, the Malabadi Bridge in Diyarbakir, Grand Mosque of Bursa, the Tomb of Mevlana in Konya, Dome of the Rock (Mescid-i Aksa), the Church of St. Antoine in Istanbul, the Temple of Artemis, the Underground Cistern (Yerebatan), Stone houses of Mardin, Fairy chimneys of Cappadocia, Ataturk's Mausoleum in Ankara, Aspendos theater in Antalya, Hagia Sophia and the Maiden's Tower of Istanbul. Here is where rumbling green lawns are interspersed with sinuous walkways, whereas a miniature rail trundles through the well laid-out expanse of the park. A space enabling unhindered inspiration and introspection, Miniaturk is an escape into the long-standing historical and architectural heritage of Turkey. +90 212 222 2882 www.miniaturk.com.tr/ [email protected] İmrahor Caddesi Sütlüce, Sutluce, Istanbul Fenerbahçe Park "Seaside Park" Spread out by the marina, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Fenerbahçe Park is a green oasis of peace and tranquility. The public park is a fantastic place to simply relax and enjoy a breath of fresh air as you admire the view of the European half of the city across the Bosphorus, and the shimmering waters of the Marmara. The park is a popular by M. PINARCI gathering place for locals who come here to walk, jog or to simply relax on the green. The park is intersected by a number of paved pathways, and interspersed with picnic tables and benches that overlook the sea. Tur Yolu Sokak, Fenerbahçe Mahallesi, Istanbul Ulus Parkı "Stunning Views" See stunning views of Istanbul and the Bosphorus from Ulus Parkı. The area surrounding the park is one of the wealthier ones in the region, so there are restaurants and shops nearby to enjoy. Wedding photo shoots at the top of the hill are popular. Come see the scenic location for yourself, whether it's for an afternoon or a day. by Public Domain CC0 +90 212 522 49 02 (Tourist Information) Yol Sokak 1-7, Kuruçeşme, Istanbul Emirgan Park "History and Nature Brought Together" The Emirgan Park is a beautiful park which has its roots set in the Byzantine era. It is managed and owned by the Metropolitan Municipality of Istanbul and is rich in flora and fauna. What makes the park a popular tourist attraction is the presence of well maintained walking paths, picnic spaces and beautiful scenery. The park is home to a pond and three old by Nevit Dilmen mansions named 'Yellow Pavilion', 'White Pavilion' and 'Pink Pavilion'. These mansions can be used for hosting private events and also function as cafeterias and restaurants. Providing a perfect balance between nature and history, the Emirgan Park is a good place to visit. Emirgan Korusu İçi Yolu, Istanbul JOIN US AT: cityseeker.com TERMS & CONDITIONS | PRIVACY POLICY | API | CONTACT US | Copyright (C) 2021 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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