The must-try activities in Turkey

42358POSTS

6 years ago

Hello everyone,

Moving to Turkey is an exciting opportunity to discover a new culture and try things you might not even have heard of before. To make sure other expats and expats-to-be do not miss a thing, would you be able to answer the following questions on activities not-to-be-missed in Turkey?

What are the activities everyone must try at least once in Turkey?

What are the activities that one should partake in if they want to discover the local culture?

Are there any activities that are characteristic of Turkey?

Do you have an anecdote to share about any of the activities listed above?

Please share your experience,

Priscilla

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Betiya New member

7POSTS

6 years ago

Hello,

1. Food - Turkish food is THE best in the world, don't fear it and don't miss it. From the high scale restaurants to the street food, it's all good.

2. Live music - Turkish music, dancing, is as unique as its own culture and can be a lot of fun. Combine the food and music, it's great.

3. Cities - many have their own specialties, such as Bursa is famous for their towels as well as skiing. Take some home. Ask anyone they will tell you about the place you intend to go. Bodrum packs a million or more people in summer, in winter the population goes way down.

4. Seas - Tours of the Bosphorus, tours to the Princes Islands or even the Greek Islands, beaches on the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, or countless cafes and restaurants that sit against the seas, take your pick and have fun.

5. Shopping - from back street shops with great bargains to beach town shops with great souvenirs such as in Bodrum and Marmaris, to high class malls, or street shopping as on Baghdad street in 陌stanbul, you can buy just about anything.

Turkey accommodates expats and aims to please.

Beti