Seek out Fethi Paşa Korusu, a little-known grove on Istanbul's Bosphorus hillside. Wander its wooded paths at your own pace, enjoy the quiet, and look for views of the surroundings between the trees.
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Fethi Paşa Korusu is a grove in Istanbul on the Bosphorus hillside, known mostly to locals and with very few online reviews to its name. It is free to enter and open around the clock, so it fits easily into a walk at almost any hour.
Its appeal is its tree cover, quiet and a pleasant setting for a short stroll, a view of the surroundings and a break from busier sights. With a typical visit of about an hour and medium walking effort, it suits couples and anyone who likes to seek out lesser-known green spaces.
Fethi Paşa Korusu is a grove in Istanbul on the Bosphorus hillside, known mostly to locals and with very few online reviews to its name. It is free to enter and open around the clock, so it fits easily into a walk at almost any hour.
Its appeal is its tree cover, quiet and a pleasant setting for a short stroll, a view of the surroundings and a break from busier sights. With a typical visit of about an hour and medium walking effort, it suits couples and anyone who likes to seek out lesser-known green spaces.
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1h
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early morning, morning, afternoon or early evening
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Moderate walking
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