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Emirgan Park, Urban park in Sarıyer district, Istanbul, Turkey

The 117-acre Emirgan Park stretches along the European shore of the Bosphorus, containing walking paths, ornamental ponds, and three historical pavilions.

Sultan Murad IV granted this land to Emir Gûne Han in the 17th century, leading to the area's transformation from Feridun Bey Park to Emirgan Park.

The park hosts the International Tulip Festival each April, displaying hundreds of thousands of tulips in patterns that celebrate Turkish horticultural traditions.

Three restored pavilions within the park serve as restaurants and cafes, with the Yellow, Pink, and White structures offering different dining experiences.

The park maintains over 120 tree species, including Stone Pine and Turkish Pine, while providing views of the Bosphorus from elevated terraces.

Location: Istanbul

Website: https://geziyerler.com/emirgan-korusu

GPS coordinates: 41.10833,29.05250

Latest update: May 11, 2025 06:45

Instagrammable photo locations in Istanbul

Istanbul offers photographers an uncommon range of subjects, combining architecture from multiple centuries with urban landscapes and waterways. This route includes Byzantine and Ottoman monuments such as Hagia Sophia and Topkapi Palace, along with the Galata Tower that has stood over the old city since the 14th century. The Bosphorus separates Europe and Asia and provides the setting for historic sites including Rumeli Fortress, Maiden's Tower, and waterfront palaces like Dolmabahce Palace and Kucuksu Palace. The route passes through districts with different character. Balat displays Ottoman wooden houses and narrow lanes, while Karakoy is known for its renovated industrial buildings. The Princes' Islands off the coast offer car-free streets and neoclassical mansions. Viewpoints like Camlica Hill and Pierre Loti Hill provide panoramic views of the city and the Sea of Marmara. Additional destinations include Suleymaniye Mosque, Emirgan Park with its tulip beds, and modern structures like Zorlu Center.

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