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POLONEZKOY

Polonezköy, literally the Polish Village, is a pretty village on the Beykoz-Şile road on the Asian side. It was founded by settlers from Poland, who took political asylum in the Ottoman Empire in the 18th century. Located in the midst of abundant nature, Polonezköy offers the visitors the natural beauty and the fresh air full of oxygen. Owing to intensive touristic demand the village has been equipped with restaurants, motels and pensions. The opportunities for picnics, strolls and sports attract the visitors in the spring and summer times while in the winter it is usually the hunting excursionists visiting here. Besides, it is an interesting experience for the visitors to taste the Polish food prepared by the handful Polish locals of the village.



The Rumeli Fortress
The Anatolian Fortress
The Beylerbeyi Palace
The Ciragan Palace
Yildiz Palace
Dolmabahce Palace
The Egypt Bazaar
The Golden Horn
The City Walls
Beyazit Square
Grand Bazaar
Sultan Ahmet Square
Bosphorus
Polonezkoy
The Princes Islands
Kadikoy
Uskudar
Kilyos
Sariyer
Emirgan and Tarabya
Bosphorus
The Maiden Tower

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  Istanbul Magazine 2005 - 2008