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Istanbul Museum Pass Review & Tips – Is It Worth the Money?
One of the most popular questions I often get in messages or comments is about the Istanbul museum pass card. Is it worth buying it? Is this museum card for 5 days worth the money if you are visiting Istanbul only for 2 or 3 days? Well, it all depends. I personally always thought that buying the museum pass was…
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50+ Practical Travel Tips For Istanbul to Make the Most of Your Trip
After living in the largest city of Turkey for more than a year, I thought it was finally time to share the most practical travel tips for Istanbul that help to plan a stress-free vacation and get the most out of your trip. Istanbul is that destination where you need to come prepared. Plan in advance not only where to…
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10 Mistakes People Make On Their Turkey Holidays
It’s no secret that Turkey is my favorite country to travel around and live in as a digital nomad. I also love writing about it and sharing travel tips. When people ask me about my top tips, I always try to think about what else I can add to make their trip to Turkey even better. A lot of my…
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What is Everyday Life in Istanbul Like? Tips For Foreigners & Digital Nomads
I don’t remember when was the last time when I’ve written a post for my living abroad series. But today is a day when I want to do that and share a few thoughts about our life in Istanbul, Turkey. Actually today is exactly 8 months since we came to live here. So, this might be a good time for…
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Istanbul Airport Transfer: Guide on How to Get From Istanbul Airports to the City
Istanbul is a huge city with a few airports on different banks and a bit complex subway system. I remember how confused we were on our first visit when trying to understand all the details about airport transfer. After living in Istanbul for a while and making many trips to and from the city’s airports, I decided to put together…
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Is Istanbul Expensive? A Guide to Prices in Istanbul & How Much You Need
Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey, located in two parts of the world – Europe and Asia is definitely the city of contrasts. Here East meets West, radical Islam goes together with atheism, very rich live next to the poor, and old antiquity coexists with modernity. This city is so large that each district is like a separate state with…
