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removed from the action for those who like to soak up the city vibe, suggest getting out on foot for a Night Tasting Trail around Istanbul. Not only will a local guide take them straight to the best street-food stalls, but they’ll also get a unique window on Istanbul’s late-night culture, all while chowing down on flaky borek, deep-fried meatballs and mussels stuffed with rice. Do Something Different has a three-and-a-half-hour night tour starting at £59. Insight Vacations’ Wonders


ABOVE: Whirling Dervishes


the Bosphorus Bridge, Ciragan Palace and Beylerbeyi Palace by moonlight (from £52 with hotel pick-up). If that sounds a bit too


of Turkey tour also includes plenty of sightseeing around Istanbul and a cruise along the Bosphorus, but saves its most unusual dining experience for Cappadocia. The itinerary includes a cultural night at a 13th- century Seljuk caravanserai, with dinner at the Alfina Cave Hotel and a performance by Turkey’s iconic Whirling Dervishes.


News from Turkey


Red Sea Holidays has released its first Greece & Turkey brochure, expanding into eight Turkish resorts, including Marmaris, Icmeler, Gocek, Belek, Side and Lara Beach, all via Dalaman or Antalya. redseaholidays.co.uk


Independent hotel group Cloud.7 is set to unveil its first property in Istanbul on February 1, with a further 15 hotels planned across eastern Europe and the Middle East. The tech-focused brand will offer free Wi- Fi, online check-in and out, and 24-hour room service via social media. cloud7hotels.com


104 travelweekly.co.uk 28 January 2016


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