10 Things To Do in Eskişehir 🇹🇷 | Slow Turkish Travel Vlog

►BECOME A MEMBER OF EASY TURKISH: http://www.easyturkish.org/membership ►LISTEN TO OUR PODCAST: http://www.easyturkish.fm ►SUBSCRIBE TO EASY TURKISH ON YOUTUBE: http://bit.ly/EasyTurkishSub ►FOLLOW EASY TURKISH ON INSTAGRAM:   / easyturkishvideos   ►FOLLOW EASY TURKISH ON X: https://x.com/easyturkishteam ►FOLLOW EASY TURKISH ON TIKTOK:   / easyturkishvideos   ►FOLLOW EASY TURKISH ON FACEBOOK:   / easyturkishvideos   ►BECOME A CO-PRODUCER: https://bit.ly/2kyB9nM ►CHECK OUT FOR MORE: https://bit.ly/m/easyturkish --- ►ALL EASY TURKISH STREET INTERVIEWS: http://bit.ly/2oHU6tD ►ALL SUPER EASY TURKISH VIDEOS: http://bit.ly/2RAt7fn --- Türkiye'nin en sevilen şehirlerinden biri olan Eskişehir’i birlikte keşfediyoruz 🇹🇷 Bu bölümde Sazova Parkı’ndan Odunpazarı’na, OMM Müzesi’nden Porsuk Çayı’na kadar şehrin farklı noktalarını geziyoruz. Ayrıca çibörek, balaban köfte, boza ve kumda Türk kahvesi gibi Eskişehir’in sevilen lezzetlerini de deniyoruz ☕✨ Yavaş Türkçe bir şehir vlogu eşliğinde Eskişehir sizi bekliyor 🌿 Let’s explore Eskişehir together 🇹🇷 In this video, we visit different parts of the city — from Sazova Park and Odunpazarı to OMM Museum and the Porsuk River. We also try some of Eskişehir’s most beloved local foods and drinks, including çibörek, balaban meatballs, boza, and Turkish coffee cooked in hot sand ☕✨ A slow Turkish city vlog and the cozy atmosphere of Eskişehir are waiting for you 🌿 --- Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English. SUBSCRIBE TO EASY LANGUAGES: http://bit.ly/elsub WEBSITE: http://www.easy-languages.org/ FACEBOOK:   / easylanguagesstreetinterviews   --- Host of the video: Emine Doğan Camera: Emine Doğan, Esra Doğan, Serra Doğan Edit: Emine Doğan Translation: Onurhan Aksoy --- Footnotes 1 - Bey/Hanım: Turkish honorifics that come after the first name. “Bey” is for men and “Hanım” is for women. We often use it in formal situations, but it can sometimes be used as a banter among close friends and family. 2 - Çay (River): Do not confuse “çay” here for tea. Çay is a homonym for both “tea” and “river” in different contexts. --- Photo credit: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... --- 00:00 Hi from Turkiye’s Most Livable City 00:44 Sazova Science, Art & Culture Park 03:24 Walking through Odunpazarı Historic District 04:52 Turkish coffee cooked in sand ☕ 06:02 OMM (Odunpazarı Modern Museum) 07:04 Visiting Atlıhan Bazaar 07:41 Trying Çibörek (local must-try!) 🥟 08:26 Porsuk River & city center vibes 🌿 10:38 Drinking traditional Boza 11:06 Haller Youth Center atmosphere 11:46 Balaban Kebab tasting 🍖 #learnturkish #easyturkish #easylanguages