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This woodland is very popular for picnics (see Belgrade Forest (Belgrat Ormanı) ).
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While the waterfront village of Beykoz is famous for its glass and for its fish restaurants, the woods behind are a lovely spot for a shady walk.
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Istanbul’s highest hill offers wonderful views (see Büyük Çamlıca ).
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Emirgan Park hosts the annual Tulip Festival in April .
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Since its rehabilitation, the western shore of the Golden Horn has become one long parkland, running from Fener to Eyüp.
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Once the outer grounds of Topkapı Palace, Gülhane Park is today the largest open area in the old city ).
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This was formerly in the grounds of Dolmabahçe Palace. In summer, there’s a small funfair.
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This rustic spot, 25 km (16 miles) northeast of Istanbul, is surrounded by a large beech forest, and is popular for walks (see Polonezköy ).
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The large open space around Haghia Sophia and the Blue Mosque merges, via a formal garden with a fountain, into the Hippodrome (see Sultanahmet Square (Sultanahmet Meydanı) ).
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Yıldız Park was once the grounds of Çırağan Palace .
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