Category
Food
14 places
- Grand BazaarSixty covered streets and four thousand shops, continuously trading since the reign of Mehmed II.Market
- Spice BazaarAn L-shaped hall of spice, dried fruit and lokum, built to fund the New Mosque next door.Market
- SohoA dense grid of bars, restaurants and theaters in the West End, long the city's night-time quarter.
- Borough MarketA produce and food market under railway arches by Southwark Cathedral, trading on this ground for centuries.Market
- Camden TownMarkets spread along the canal and lock, long tied to the city's music venues and second-hand trade.
- ShoreditchEast London streets of former warehouses, now painted with murals and lined with bars, studios and markets.
- Galata BridgeAnglers above, fish restaurants below, and the two halves of the old city on either end.Landmark
- Kemeraltı BazaarAn Ottoman market that follows the curve of a silted-up ancient harbor.Market
- AlaçatıStone houses and blue shutters on the Çeşme peninsula, with reliable afternoon wind for surfers.Landmark
- ŞirinceA hillside village of Greek stone houses, known for fruit wine and a mathematics institute.Landmark
- AvanosA town on the Kızılırmak where the red clay has been thrown on kick-wheels since the Hittites.Landmark
- ÜrgüpThe regional market town, built where cut-stone houses meet the cave dwellings in the cliff.Landmark
- ModaA seaside promenade and the bookshops, meyhanes and record stores behind it.Landmark
- BebekA sheltered bay of moored boats and waterfront cafés under the second bridge.Landmark