Travelling alone may seem hard for some people but no worries at all, istanbul will take care of you like no other place in the world, regardless of how much money you have, and a lot of activities can be done in istanbul alone, from visiting ancient and historical places to filling your time in a pub or café. no single woman traveler should feel lonely in this wonderful city. let me show you what you can do in istanbul as a female traveler.
So first things first, before doing anything, start your day with a nice Turkish breakfast, a breakfast made with an amazing collection of food variations from cheese to cream cheese to Simit and the list goes on and on. But where to have the nicest breakfast you say?
One of the coolest restaurants is Dem restaurant located in one of Istanbul’s most arty neighborhoods Karaköy, really close to Galata Tower as well. The place is also considered a teahouse with a rich heritage of the tea culture, the place is so unique you will feel yourself at home because of how they represent the cultures in this city.
Also the district is full of these kinds of European/Turkish Cafes and restaurants, in addition to its fantastic art galleries and classical Turkish small shops where you can observe without having that touristic crowd around you.
A solo traveler or a group traveler, coming to Istanbul to check the ancient wonders left by the Byzantine Empire and Ottoman Empire is a must, yes, a must, because each historical place in Istanbul has its own story and every one of them contains an amazing relics that will make you fall in love with the history of Istanbul.
Your first stop should be Sultanahmet and Hagiasophia, which they are pretty famous for their architecture and historical design, plus the avenue there is wonderful to hangout and have a nice relaxing walk. While you are there you will also notice on the other side of the street that there are also plenty of local stores and restaurants if you feel hungry.
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Also while you are sightseeing in Istanbul you may notice a lot of castles and fortress scattered around the city, these castles are left by the Ottoman and Byzantine Empires, and later on were switched to being an open museums for the tourists and locals, many of these castles are on the shore of the Bosphorous, like Yedikule (Fortress of 7 Towers), Anadolu Hisari, and Rumeli Hisari, each castle provides you with a magical view and wonderful and interesting stories to tell.
Of course you might want to shop in Istanbul, the city is a city of fashion as well as history, and also the reasonable prices that are found in the city will make you shop.
There are many districts to shop in Istanbul, and no I am not talking about shopping malls, I am talking about districts. Districts like Taksim and Istiklal Street which everywhere you walk there you will find local and international brands on both sides of the street and along the street, you might want to check it out, because also there are not just clothes, also handmade antique shops found everywhere in the district. Nişantaşı also is the most known place in Istanbul for its fashionable boutiques, selling international and prominent local brands, in addition to its art nouveau buildings house many restaurants serving the best Turkish and global cuisine. In addition to the mentioned places you have also the Grand Bazaar to visit, the Bazaar is really famous not just for its clothes and jewelry stores, but also an amazing Turkish sweets and delights stores you want to definitely check out, they even serve you a bite so that you buy which kind you like the most, and also a funny story that you will learn how to bargain like a local in this place. The Bazaar is also one of the largest and covered bazaars in the world, it is the best place to live an Ottoman experience.
Turkey is really famous for its wide collection of cuisine, it made its mark in the worlds’ famous cuisines. A variation of Meat, chicken, and even for vegetarians, the really famous dish is the Kebab which has many kinds like Adana Kebab, Urfa Kebab and the list goes on. Many restaurants in Istanbul offers you a chilling view over the city and a nice collection of Turkish dishes served to you with a smiley face and wonderful joy.
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Beşiktaş is one of the most popular districts in Istanbul. There are many neighborhoods in Beşiktaş with different identities but to be fair it is a great district for shopping. Central Beşiktaş is good for its bakeries, accessories, and small boutiques. Other neighborhoods like Bebek or Etiler on the other hand is great for luxury shopping. Here all you need to now about Beşiktaş and shopping.
Turkish cuisine has always been one of the most unique tastes throughout history. The delicious traditional food diversity has drawn people from all over the world. Turkish meat, mezzes, and desserts have been recognized and praised by many other nations and cultures for many years. These admirations toward Turkish food and drink continue to this very day. From every country in the world, individuals take a trip to Istanbul not only for its historical sites but also to enjoy Turkish meat, especially the famous kebabs.
The various options istanbul’s nightlife has to offer may shock you. but without getting lost check out the cities nightlife explained district by district below. you might need a guide before you choose how to spend the night and here it is.
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Of course you heard alot from the internet or from your friends about istanbul and the fun they had in it, the historical monuments, and the delicious food they tasted and now you are thinking seriously of visiting istanbul and experience the same fun and feelings.
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