One day visit to Istanbul Turkey during International travel [duplicate]

1. How much money do you need per day in Istanbul?
2. How much money do I need per day in Turkey?
3. What can you do in Istanbul in one day?
4. Is it safe to travel to Istanbul right now?
5. How much is a cup of coffee in Istanbul?
6. Can I wear shorts in Istanbul?
7. Which is the best month to visit Turkey?
8. Are clothes expensive in Turkey?
9. What is the best currency to take to Turkey?
10. What should I avoid in Istanbul?
11. Is Istanbul a walkable city?
12. Is it safe to walk around Istanbul at night?

How much money do you need per day in Istanbul?

You should plan to spend around TRY805 ($100) per day on your vacation in Istanbul, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Past travelers have spent, on average, TRY202 ($25) on meals for one day and TRY47 ($5.83) on local transportation.

How much money do I need per day in Turkey?

Average daily and weekly spend by real travellers in Turkey

With half board (breakfast and evening meal provided), this will stand more around 180-200TRY per person per day, and with self-catering you'll be looking at 210-230TRY per person per day.

What can you do in Istanbul in one day?

One day in Istanbul: A snapshot of Sultanahmet

• The Galata Bridge.
• Colouful lanterns in the Grand Bazaar.
• The Blue Mosque.
• Gold decoration inside the Hagia Sophia.
• Piles of spices in the Grand Bazaar.
• On the terrace of the Topkapi Palace.
• Inside the underground Basilica Cistern.
• Large and small boats sailing on the Bosphorus.

Is it safe to travel to Istanbul right now?

At the moment, yes. Istanbul is safe to visit right now. Terrorism may be an ever-present threat, but it's a 'threat' in many places – officially. Staying vigilant during festive periods, religious gatherings, Eid, that sort of thing, will be your best bet.

How much is a cup of coffee in Istanbul?

You can get a cup of instant coffee in Istanbul for around 36p. At Starbucks in Turkey coffee is between 6 and 15 lira (72p – £1.80) depending on the kind of coffee you order. Coffee in Marmaris costs £1.20 and £1.45 at the Marina, a Cappuccino is £1.45-£1.70.

Can I wear shorts in Istanbul?

Male visitors might want to be aware that Turkish men simply don't wear shorts, no matter how hot it gets, so wearing Bermudas or cutoffs will at the very least brand you as a foreigner.

Which is the best month to visit Turkey?

Because Turkey experiences hot summers and cold winters, the spring and fall seasons (April, May, and mid-September through mid-November) are the best time to visit.

Are clothes expensive in Turkey?

Prices for clothes might vary greatly depending on where you shop. ... It is kind of expensive for Turks.. not because they can't afford, but because they can find similar stuff at much lower prices). If you pay a visit to the so-called 'fabrica' (factories) or outlets, you will buy clothes at ridiculously cheap prices.

What is the best currency to take to Turkey?

Re: What is the best currency to take to Turkey? The best currency to use is lira but you will usually get a better rate over there so I would say take sterling and exchange for lira when you get there. Don't bother with euros or you will lose out.

What should I avoid in Istanbul?

10 Things Not To Do In Istanbul

• Don't Stay Close To The Sights.
• Don't Take The Tram In Istiklal.
• Avoid Shopping In Istiklal.
• Don't Buy Apple Tea.
• Don't Get Tempted By Everything That You See.
• Don't Hesitate From Trying The Street Food.
• Avoid Going To Burger King Or McDonald's.
• Avoid Eating Close To Touristic Places.

Is Istanbul a walkable city?

Istanbul is listed among the “12 totally walkable cities to visit,” according to sheknows.com. ... “Istanbul bridges the divide between Europe and Asia, so it just takes a quick walk to traverse between the city's metropolitan city center and its historic district.

Is it safe to walk around Istanbul at night?

Istanbul is generally pretty safe and petty crime is low. However, be careful around the Old Town as pickpocketing and bag snatching can happen. Avoid hanging out solo in Taksim late at night (after 10 pm), especially on the main street Istikal Cadessi.