Herodotus, often called the Father of History, was a Greek historian who lived during the fifth century BCE. Born in Halicarnassus, a city in ancient Asia Minor, Herodotus was part of the classical world and is believed to have been well-travelled. His extensive travels allowed him to gather first-hand knowledge and stories from the ancient world, which he incorporated into his most famous work, "The Histories."
As Turkey gears up for its pivotal upcoming election, on May 14, 2023, real estate investors are paying close attention to the political landscape and its potential impact on the property market. This crucial vote, which promises to be a defining moment in the nation's history, features a diverse matchup of candidates, each with their own distinct policies that could sway the country's future economic trajectory.
The Bosphorus Strait, also called the Istanbul Strait, or Bosporus Strait, has captivated empires, artists, and travellers for centuries. Alongside the naval traffic, this narrow, winding waterway of north western Turkey meanders through the heart of Istanbul, dividing the city into two continents – Europe and Asia.
The Marmara Sea and region is undoubtedly the most important destination in Turkey. The region can boast of a strong tourism industry, thriving agriculture sectors, and being home to Turkey's most prominent cities, including the famous Istanbul. Then there is the Marmara Sea, one of the world's most important bodies of water, for its strategic location and the marina wildlife within it.
Today marks an historic starting point for the Istanbul Finance Center (IFC) in the Umraniye district on Istanbul’s Asian Side. Its grand opening is set to revolutionise Turkey's economy and the property market in Istanbul. It is gearing up to become one of the most prominent financial centers in the world.
We believe the best islands in Turkey are highly underrated and deserve more praise. Whilst some are remote and feature little or no signs of habitation, others boast of historical sites, mountain biking trails, ottoman wooden villas, hills covered with olive trees and stunning beaches.
Welcome to the fascinating world of Sardis, one of the ancient world’s greatest cities that has captivated visitors for centuries. This once-thriving metropolis in the Manisa province of modern-day Turkey played significant roles as the capital of the Lydian Empire in the 6th century BCE. Today, Sardis ancient city proves the ingenuity and achievements of bygone eras, with well-preserved ruins and monuments offering detailed glimpses into the past.
As I arrived at Pierre Loti, a hilltop cafe overlooking the Golden Horn, I couldn't help but feel a sense of palpable excitement. Today, I am doing due diligence on a new residential development project on the banks of the Golden Horn, or the Little Bosphorus as it is known for it’s similarities to its larger neighbour.
Do you want to move abroad and obtain a second passport? Turkish Citizenship by investment in real estate, also called the Turkish golden Visa, offers unique and attractive opportunities to access Turkish passport benefits while investing in Turkey's real estate economy. For foreign investors, investing in Turkish property provides stability, mobility and global opportunities.
The ancient Hippodrome of Constantinople reflected beauty and power, captivating onlookers while symbolising the power of old Constantinople city. From chariot races to cultural events, the Hippodrome was an integral symbol of extraordinary Constantinople, that was envied the world over. So, what makes the Hippodrome of Constantinople so unique?
The famous Bosphorus bridges of Istanbul are nothing short of exceptional engineering talent. Spanning waters of the iconic Bosphorus Strait, Istanbul's bridges symbolise a majestic city. From the 15th-century Galata Bridge to Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge, Istanbul's iconic bridges and their timeless stories are worth knowing about.
For beautiful landscapes, you can't get any more stunning than the Taurus mountains in Turkey. Look at any mainstream holiday brochure for Turkey; you would think the country was all about long sandy beaches. After all, there are 7000 kilometres of coastline. Yet, Turkey's many mountain ranges diversify landscapes and add another twist to the geographical beauty.
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