Broad Atlas

broad atlas

A podcast about travel and why it's the only thing that matters.

Episodes

  1. 07/22/2020

    Istanbul is Your Trip of a Lifetime

    This episode is dedicated to Osgur & Damla 3 Host: Krystina Pucci @krystinapucci SEND ME YOUR QUESTIONS AND JR IMAGES! STAY: Balat or AirBnB or Hostel. In this neighbourhood you will find SEE: the Bosphorus Strait or The Golden Horn. EAT: Coza Coffee @cozacofee and the best DO: Hamam (spa) in the world: Tarihi Arabacilar Hamami - 78 Ayvansaray Mahallesi DO: https://turkeytravelplanner.com/ The first 4 attractions/sights are covered are covered by this pass. Hagia Sophia Blue Musque - Remember to cover your hair and shoulders Basilica Cistern - Medussa The Grand Bazaar - Buy souvenirs especially the soap! Galata Bridge - Free - Great for people watching in the afternoon and photos in the afternoon or at sunset Salt Museums - 2 locations in Galata & Beyoglu Eminonu - European-side hipster area Kadikoy: Asia-side buy the buss pass NOT the ferry pass! While you are on the ferry make sure to take in the scenery and the art from French artist JR @JR In this area: indie bars, cafes, and Anatolian restaurants, art galleries, clothing stores, and antique stores.  Yer Cafe: for coffee and breakfast @yer_moda Barlar Sokak - Bar street - for many bars and entertainment - @arkaoda - the best bar with a garden and live music Moda - viewpoints/photos/sunsets/drinks EAT: All of these snacks are under $5 and found in every restaurant and street corner  Chai - tea Simit - bagel Chorba - lentil soup (good value if you are on a budget/always served with a lot of bread) Pilav - rice and chickpeas (good if you are on a budget) Turkish Coffee - jet fuel and served with chocolate Lahmacun - pizza (good if you are on a budget) Kofte - meatball sandwich (good of you are on a budget) kunafe - angel hair pasta desert (substantial) MUSIC: Baris Mancho (museum is in kadikoy) & Selda Bagcan @seldabagcanofficial

    Istanbul is Your Trip of a Lifetime

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