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30/09/2022 / 12:50

Autumn, the perfect season to go to Istanbul

Autumn in Istanbul is mostly cloudy, the rain starts in early October. The temperatures drop and the weather becomes very ideal for walking and exploring the city. And according to most locals, September and October is also one of the best seasons in Istanbul. 

Before continuing, we first inform you of the suitable offers that Eurokoha and Kosova Airlines  have for holidays in Istanbul, which you can see by clicking HERE.

Autumn is considered the perfect season to visit Istanbul for those who want to enjoy their visit without the crowds and long queues. 

There is nothing better than seeing the main historical sights of Istanbul during autumn, when the  changing colors of nature bring out the beauty of the architecture. 

For the residents of Istanbul, Polonezköy is one of the top destinations for a weekend break,  especially in autumn, when the surrounding forests show their wonderful new look. 

Taking a Bosphorus cruise in Istanbul during autumn is a beautiful experience, as the waterfront palaces are covered in the colors of the season. 

At the end of summer, the most popular seaside towns in Turkey are devoid of tourists, which means they are the perfect place for a quiet holiday. 

If you spend autumn in Istanbul you'll visit world-famous landmarks including the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia and Topkapi Palace, before taking a ferry across the Bosphorus to explore the Asian side of the city. 

Turkey is also known for its food; enjoy delicious pies at artistic Kuzguncuk, explore the aromatic spice market and visit a traditional baklava shop for Turkish sweets and coffee. 

Festivals and events during autumn in Istanbul: 

-Republic Day (National Holiday) (October 29) 

-Akbank Jazz Festival (October) 

-Istanbul International Biennale (October-November, several avant-garde exhibitions in such  historical places as the Basilica Cistern, Hagia Irene) 

-Atatürk Death Commemoration (National Holiday) (November 10, ceremonies throughout Turkey)

-Efes Pilsen Blues Festival (early November).