Wow, what a stunning oasis. The park which translates "Rosehouse Park" is in the Eminönü district…read moreof Istambul. The park itself used to be a large walled garden of the adjacent Topaki Palace. The initial park opened in 1912 but has undergone extensive remodeling in the years since. The park is a vast open space and during our trip the tulips were in bloom. They do take the keep off the lawn seriously with park employees with whistles calling out any and all offenders big and small. The wall of the park are amazing as well. There are a few exhibits and at least one restaurant but we just walked through it and did not check anything else out.

Stunning park filled with fountains and flowers. It sit at the bottom of a hill that houses both…read morethe Istanbul Archeological Museum and the Topkapi Palace. Don't miss this park as it is welcoming and relaxing. Truly a treasure in Istanbul

Awesome park in the middle of a busy neighborhood. Immaculately groomed hedges and a lot of pretty…read moreflowers. Lots of benches to sit and relax. A nice kids play area and even an exercise area for adults.

We visited this lovely garden in early September. Very nice and well kept. Nice retreat from the…read morebusy street.

I have to say I'm really impressed by the quality and quantity of the parks that Istanbul has along…read morewaterline. This particular version actually has a reasonable parking Blot, bus stop, and children's play area. It goes without saying there's so many reviews of the Sparks, during our walk reviews in military base, we would be well serve not to for bidden to take photographs and film, and no drones are outstanding.

When my finish walking egzersize I stop here and have rest 15 min average and seeing the…read moremagnificent view of Istanbul

So on day one in Istambul we trekked through the Asain side in what would the first of 2 yes to…read morenearly 40,000 step days and cam across this lovely little oasis of a park along the shores in the Kadıköy district. Nice greenery, seriously short basketball courts,, sculptures, tennis courts and some pretty nice street art as well. We grabbed a water and took a breather on one of the many benches scattered about.

Omg this is the best playground ever. I absolutely adored it. I wish I was a child again just so I…read morecould come here in wonder and amazement. There is a reallly big slide which looked fun but I was too full/sick to try it. There werea ll these cool towers and funny things to climb on. It looked perfect. Best part was we were there at 11pm and only other like-minded young adults were around playing on it. Will definitely go back, late, sometime to play for real.

I think Zorlu is definitely for the rich, the shops on the outside clearly give this statement,…read moresame as once you get inside but after a while of actually walking around and going into the shops, I find out that there is not special or that sets this mall apart from others. I personally think Istinye is better because of more diversity. This mall can be pretty boring. Sure they have a Apple Store and luxury brands scatted inside and outside. The food court is decent. After that there isn't much exciting about this mall. I did however find a very small bowling alley and a pretty big laser tag room upstairs, ducked off in an area I don't think most people know about.

We were walking the Moda area of Istanbul and stumbled upon this little urban park…read more It was a perfect bit of green space in the oasis of buildings had a nice meandering path with trees and grass. Not to mention play areas for kids in the like. There also were a few mini basketball courts basically the paint and maybe up to the three point line. There also appear to be tennis courts but it's unclear if they were a separate entity from the park. Aside from that there was very little services and parking appeared to be Manhattan level bad , but other than that the park with also immaculately, clean and well-maintained

It is really nice park you can feel the Istanbul from here. It is very close to Beyoglu so you can…read morereach to Beyoglu very easily by walk in 15 min.