How to experience the less-explored corners of Istanbul

Simon Calder and Helen Coffey share their top recommendations on where to go and what to see in İstanbul and experience life like a local.
First, Simon Calder introduces us to the city’s impressive new airport terminal, which connects 300 cities worldwide, before delving into the city’s vibrant backstreet cafe scene and street food delicacies - and learning more about the lesser-visited corners of Istanbul.
Meanwhile, Helen Coffey divulges her top sustainable travel tips, particularly how to reach Istanbul by train.
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  • @AMALAY
    @AMALAY16 күн бұрын

    Amazing informative video thank you so much .and am so glad to be one of those first Subscribers to this channel. Looking forward for more awesome videos ❤

  • @murattahan2391
    @murattahan23913 күн бұрын

    👍👍👍

  • @amdnagh.initiative
    @amdnagh.initiative15 күн бұрын

    Hello i love Ur work im sure il ne succes much your Vedio tacle me in good Areas Im.morocvan guide v photographe im.inteested in Hiking hope WE share Our experieceses😊❤😊😊😊

  • @selinbatu
    @selinbatu14 күн бұрын

    very nice content, congratulations

  • @hossphoenix4272
    @hossphoenix427214 күн бұрын

    Boycott Starbucks immediately..just take the view in.

  • @peonypink7943
    @peonypink79434 күн бұрын

    Starbucks?? Really???

  • @By.SpaceDark
    @By.SpaceDark11 күн бұрын

    Very very bad Turkish Economy...

  • @mhary0

    @mhary0

    4 күн бұрын

    What s the connection

  • @oguzb.7033

    @oguzb.7033

    Күн бұрын

    Economy is bad everywhere now.

  • @By.SpaceDark

    @By.SpaceDark

    Күн бұрын

    @@oguzb.7033 No my friend, in most places in the world it increases by 2-3 dollars at most, in Turkey there is a different situation, the economy is bad, the majority of the people are poor, the rich are ultra-rich, the minimum wage is 527 dollars....

  • @oguzb.7033

    @oguzb.7033

    Күн бұрын

    @@By.SpaceDark Less and less people are working with minimum wage, people don't want to work with minimum wage and prefer not to work, so employers give more than minimum wage. In Turkiye wages go up with inflation, in European countries wages did not go up, people are becoming more and more unhappy. There is a global problem, although we had big earthquakes, we are not the worst still.

  • @By.SpaceDark

    @By.SpaceDark

    Күн бұрын

    @@oguzb.7033 Dude, don't make me laugh, it's not a funny day, are the living standards the same in Europe and Turkey, are the retirees there the same as the retirees in Turkey? In short, education, justice, economy are important, there are roads and bridges even in Africa, there are millions of people working for minimum wage in Turkey, have you ever seen people in European countries putting alarms on baby food? like babies? because the prices are very expensive..