The first day of January in Istanbul has a lot to offer, since almost all of the tourist attractions are open on New Year’s Day. From museums to aquariums to entertaining shows, short queues await those willing to venture out after the big party night. Below you’ll find many things to do on New Year’s …
The jazz scene in Istanbul is quite lively with numerous small venues and clubs hosting Jazz concerts throughout the city. The New Year’s Eve dinners are no exception where wonderful acts and accompanies by the finest foods and the most delightful drinks. Below you’ll find party options for you to choose from. Divine Brasserie This …
Although Istanbul has a predominantly Muslim population, you’ll find Christmas trees in shopping malls and hotels being decorated like they’re shooting a Santa Goes to Turkey film here. Unlike their western counterparts, there are very few holiday closures with most of the main tourist attractions, stores, and restaurants being open on Christmas Day. Festive Decorations …
While Istanbul is a Muslim community, you’ll find it hosts a large expatriate community who love to have Christmas parties and always come up with creative ways to celebrate the holidays. Night Before Christmas Pop-Up Typically this was an annual Christmas dinner that started at 8:30 pm that was hosted by Popup Dinners Istanbul that …
The festive holiday season arrives in early December when Istanbul’s most luxurious hotels put up Christmas decorations that look like Hollywood movie-sets. Even if you’re staying elsewhere you can still enjoy the hotel’s x-mas displays to your heart’s content. A little walk along the Bosphorus will be more than enough to get you into the …
If you’re looking to get away from it all this festive holiday season, why not escape to Istanbul and enjoy a calm and quiet time with your loved ones. There are several different types of relaxing times to be had, such as private hotel grounds like those found at Grandma’s Wonderland or a spa and …