Parks und Natur in Istanbul 2026
Orte zum Durchatmen mitten in der Stadt: Parks, Wälder, Inseln und Uferpromenaden.
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Emirgan Park
An old Ottoman-era Bosphorus park home to three 19th-century pavilions (Yellow, Pink and White Pavilion).
Büyükada
The largest of the Princes' Islands, known for its ban on motor vehicles and 19th-century wooden Greek-Armenian mansions.
Çamlıca Hill
One of Istanbul's highest hills, offering a wide 360-degree viewing terrace over both sides of the city and the Bosphorus.
Belgrad Forest
Known for its Ottoman-era water reservoirs, one of Istanbul's largest and oldest protected forest areas.
Gülhane Park
Istanbul's oldest public park, once the outer garden of Topkapı Palace, open to the public since Ottoman times.
Moda Shore
A green seaside park facing the Princes' Islands, one of Kadıköy's most beloved sunset and walking spots.
Yıldız Park
A vast, wooded Ottoman-era park that was once the hunting and strolling garden of Yıldız Palace, home to the Malta and Çadır Pavilions.