Стамбул за 2 недели: что посмотреть, где жить и что есть. Влог. История. Места из великолепного века

Istanbul is a city that's impossible to neatly compartmentalize on the first try. Here, in a single day, you can wake up to the bells of a Catholic church, stroll up to bustling Istiklal, eat balık durüm, visit a mosque, get lost near the Galata Bridge, board a ferry, and in the evening find yourself on a quiet island with seagulls and cats. In this episode, we spent two weeks in Istanbul like true tourists: we stayed near Istiklal, strolled through Bioğlu, explored Galatoport, the Galata Bridge, Taksim, mosques, churches, and fish streets, sampled Turkish coffee, salep, and börek, rode the metro, ferries, and even reached the Princes' Islands. This isn't an itinerary to simply tick off boxes, but a lived experience of a city that is simultaneously beautiful, bustling, delicious, complex, and incredibly rich. It was especially interesting to see Istanbul after living in Turkey. We lived in the south of the country, traveled extensively along the coast, saw small towns, and a completely different Turkey. So Istanbul became a unique experience for us: vast, fast-paced, touristy, historical, and very multi-layered. Watch to the end for the main takeaway about Istanbul and Turkey. This is especially important if you're visiting Turkey for the first time and are considering starting with this city. 00:00 — Why We Came to Istanbul 01:02 — Living near Istiklal: Comfortable, Beautiful, and Noisy 03:22 — History of Istiklal 07:11 — Fish Street: Balık Dürüm, Mussels, and Prices 12:35 — Catholic Church of St. Anthony of Poduan 14:29 — Taksim, Mosques, and the History of Six Minarets 16:08 — Turkish Coffee: Salt, a Groom, and an Ancient Social Network 18:25 — Laundry in Turkey 21:33 — Constantinople, the Hippodrome, Ancient Istanbul 23:13 — The Blue Mosque and the Moment That Stood Most Inspiring 24:49 — Topkapi Palace 26:43 — Greek Orthodox Church 27:53 — Istanbul Metro 30:00 — Galatoport: New Level Opened 32:34 — Galata Bridge: fishermen, the Bosphorus, and a view of everything 33:53 — Port, ferries, a trip along the Bosphorus 36:05 — Princes' Islands: seagulls, cats, and quiet Kınalıada 39:55 — Why Istanbul isn't all of Turkey 43:10 — Where we stayed ___________________ If you need help adjusting to Brazil, write to us at https://t.me/AnastasiaChyornaya. We'll answer all your questions. Support the channel - https://www.donationalerts.com/r/geon... Our Telegram channel - https://t.me/+vO5w7ZRTOK80NTZi Zen channel - https://dzen.ru/id/68a7478389764b0a85... On our Telegram channel, we post content that wasn't included in the previous episodes - exclusive materials and more. We're on Instagram* -   / geonevazhno   Evgeniy on Instagram* -   / evgeniyfusion   Anastasia on Instagram* -   / anastasia_chyornaya   Instagram* is a product of Meta, recognized as an extremist organization in Russia. [email protected] Some of the music in the video was generated using the Suno.com neural network. ___________________ Istanbul, Turkey, what to see in Istanbul, Istanbul 2026, Istanbul prices, Istanbul food, Istanbul with a child, where to stay in Istanbul, Istiklal, Taksim Square, Bioğlu, Beyoğlu, Sultanahmet, Istanbul Old City, Galata Bridge, Galata Port, Galata Tower, Bosphorus, Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Dolmabahçe, Spice Bazaar, Princes' Islands, Kınalıada, Karaköy, Eminonu, Taksim Mosque, Church of St. Anthony of Poduan, Istanbul Hippodrome, Obelisk of Theodosius, Istanbul map, Istanbul ferries, Turkish coffee, balık ekmek, balık dürüm, mussels in Istanbul, salep, bürek, simit, Byzantium, Roman Empire, Ottoman Empire, Republic of Turkey, Thutmose II, Emperor Theodosius, Mehmed II, Sultan Ahmet I, Leonardo da Vinci.