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Istanbul’s colossal size and rich cultural heritage means that there’s always something going on, and the city makes for a vibrant and beautiful backdrop for events, attracting a wide range of local and international names.

Every month in Istanbul sees a festival of some kind, with the city’s youthful population giving these events a dynamism that more than makes up for any lack of experience. Many of these events are superbly managed and promoted by the Istanbul Foundation for Arts and Cultures  which consistently attracts a roster of international big names. Now all they need to do is bring back the tortoises.

So do not hesitate to join in millons in order to experience the sights and sounds of Istanbul, whatever your interests may be. From modern art exhibitions to sporting events to live concerts, festivals and much, much more.

 

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Yasmine Hamdan

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Kilim & Carpet Painting Exhibition at Rahmi M. Koc Museum

Turkish Kilims, Rugs and Carpets… All have distinctive magical patterns. Because of they are not just lovely objects but precious heirlooms that will be cherished by each generation to come, Georgios Maroudas who is a greece famous painter decided to make them appear on canvas. Rahmi M. Koc museum which was opened to visitors in 199 […]

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Mini Jazz Concert at Istanbul Metro

Is not it funny to listen to live jazz music while traveling with subway? Some lucky passangers of Istanbul’s metro experienced this feel. BUMK Jazz Choral Society members (Bogazici Universitesi Muzik Klubu, Bosphorus University Music Club) had prepared an enjoyable suprise to people who was traveling with Istnabul’s metro. During the travel time of  two […]

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