No photo yetBelgrad Forest (Belgrad Ormanı)
Istanbul's largest forest at roughly 5,300 hectares in the north, with marked hiking and cycling trails, picnic areas and Ottoman-era dams and aqueducts.

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Parks · Harbiye / Şişli
A large central park in the Dolmabahçe Valley with lawns, ponds, walking and jogging paths, fitness areas and a cable car running overhead.
A favourite meeting place for dog owners, with a dedicated dog area and plenty of shaded paths in the city centre.
Dogs are walked on leash throughout the park, with a designated dog area for off-leash play at the entrance; park info from the official Istanbul city page.
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