Property Turkey Blog
/ 02 July 2015
Seven bargain retirement homes in Fethiye A unique setting in Turkey where all the elements come together to create the ideal retirement destination, Fethiye is one of our most loved spots for buying a home in Turkey. With over 300 days of sunshine every year, low living costs, excellent facilities, and good travel links to Europe - it is easy to see why! We have gathered a list of the best retirement villas for sale in Fethiye and explain why you should be making Fethiye your next destination.life in turkey religion in turkey / 15 June 2015
Everything You Need to Know about Ramadan in Turkey 2015 All around the world, June 18th marks the beginning of Ramadan 2015, and in a country where officially 98% of the population are Muslims, people will naturally wonder how Ramadan in Turkey will affect their day to day live if they are an expat or someone looking to visit Turkey during this period. In this blog we give you the lowdown on everything you need to know about Ramadan in Turkey, including some tips and advice for those who will be on Turkish shores in the next month.istanbul / 10 June 2015
Discovering Gurpinar Istanbul’s seaside hideaway Although it’s a short drive away, gorgeous Gurpinar might as well be a million miles from central Istanbul. The pretty seaside town, once popular with weekenders, is now entering the radar of home buyers and investors. Luxury apartments overlooking the Marmara Sea are a fraction of the cost of central city apartments, and minutes away from Gurpinar’s seven-kilometre beach and pretty town centre.istanbul tourism in turkey / 06 June 2015
Istanbul en route for second-most visited European city Istanbul is set to become Europe’s number two tourist destination. Turkey’s largest city is attracting more and more visitors each year, and with a higher growth rate than Paris, currently number two after London, It’s likely that Istanbul will overtake the city of love within four years. What is it about this city, perched between Europe and Asia? We take a look at the four biggest tourist attractions - including one that was last year found to be the world’s single most visited attraction.istanbul life in turkey / 04 June 2015
Traffic solutions greenlighted for Istanbul congestion At the moment, it seems that all roads (and ferries, bridges and tunnels) lead to Istanbul. The fast-growing population has meant congestion problems: the city’s traffic has reached a crucial point, and officials are scrambling to find solutions. Work is underway on a new bridge, a Bosphorus tunnel and more creative solutions, all expected to roll out in the next couple of years. Public transport is also expanding, with new ferries and hundreds of kilometres of metro lines being added to the commuter arsenal, endeavouring to make travelling around Turkey’s largest city pain free.life in turkey , moving to turkey retiring to turkey / 28 May 2015
Living in Turkey: Will The Language Barrier Be a Problem? As Turkey becomes one of the top destinations in the world for expats and foreigners purchasing real estate, more people are asking: Do you need to learn Turkish in order to live in Turkey? In this blog we take a look at the language barrier you might experience if you move to Turkey, including some helpful tips for getting around it, and some helpful phrases to get you started on your way to learning some Turkish language skills.life in turkey tourism in turkey / 28 May 2015
Cappadocia Living: Life in Central Anatolia For years, Cappadocia has been one of the top destinations in Turkey for travellers and tourists, becoming the third most visited region in Turkey. An important region in Turkish history, Cappadocia has also attracted many an expat and foreigner looking to make it their home. With amazing hot air ballon trips, underground cities, and cave hotels, lets take a look at living in Cappadocia - the fascinating, and not to be missed region of Turkey.istanbul tourism in turkey / 24 May 2015
24 hours in Istanbul: A guide to the perfect day Planning a whirlwind trip to Istanbul? Let us guide you on a 24-hour tour of the city. Take in the city from rooftops, beneath Ottoman domes and from the Bosphorus Strait. Indulge in some of the finest food on offer in the city, from dishes beloved by sultans to Finnish fusion. Although 24 hours is not nearly enough time to explore this fascinating city, it’s enough to sample its unique flavour - and give you a few ideas for your next visit.ottoman empire turkish cuisine / 06 May 2015
How the Ottomans brought coffee to Europe: Bloody battles, bans and brews Any trip to Turkey is not a true journey unless you relax with a famous Turkish coffee. This famous brew, steeped in history, is officially the world's favourite stimulating drink. The role of Turkey in coffee's long history is not only a crucial one, but a fascinating story stemming from inventing the brewing method still used today, to introducing the drink to Europe almost accidentally. Go pour yourself a cup, and lets learn some interesting facts you might not have known about the famous Turkish coffee./ 26 April 2015
Are you smarter than a Turkish expert? Turkey landmark quiz How well do you think you know Turkey? Well enough to guess which image belongs to which landmark? We have put together a small quiz featuring 10 of the most famous Turkish landmarks you will find - but the question is, can you spot them when only given a small squared detail of the overall image? Have a go and see if you can beat our very own Turkish expert at our Turkish landmark quiz. Strictly no cheating allowed. Answers at the end of the quiz.
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