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Continue reading →: TaraklıTucked among the green hills of southern Sakarya, Taraklı is one of Türkiye’s most charming historic towns. It is around 65 km from Adapazarı, 27 km from the historic town of Göynük and approximately 78 km from Bolu. Surrounded by forests and rolling hills, Taraklı offers a peaceful escape and…
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Continue reading →: Sünnet GölüHidden among the forests of Bolu Province, Sünnet Gölü is a beautiful mountain lake located within the Göynük district of Bolu, around 25 kilometres from the town of Göynük. So yes, despite its remote feel, Sünnet Gölü is still firmly within Bolu Province. The lake was formed by a landslide…
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Continue reading →: GöynükHidden among the forested hills of Bolu Province, Göynük is one of Turkey’s most beautifully preserved historic towns. Quiet, traditional and remarkably unspoilt, it is a place where Ottoman architecture and centuries-old traditions remain part of everyday life. The town is particularly famous for its collection of traditional Turkish houses.…
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Continue reading →: MudurnuNestled in a narrow valley surrounded by the forests and mountains of Bolu, Mudurnu is one of Turkey’s most charming historic towns. What makes it particularly special is the remarkable number of traditional Ottoman-era houses and historic buildings that have survived, giving the town a character that is increasingly difficult…
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Continue reading →: Burj Al BabasHidden in the hills near Mudurnu in Bolu Province, Burj Al Babas is one of Turkey’s strangest sights. The enormous development was planned as a luxury resort of hundreds of identical château-style villas, aimed largely at wealthy buyers from the Gulf. Construction began in 2014, but financial problems, economic difficulties…
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Continue reading →: Gölcük Nature ParkWe visited Gölcük Tabiat Parkı near Bolu in May 2026, expecting to find the area looking its best in the spring sunshine. Instead, we were greeted by something we certainly hadn’t expected — it was still snowing! Gölcük is a beautiful natural park centred around a small lake, surrounded by…
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Continue reading →: Bolu MuseumLocated in the heart of Bolu city, the Bolu Archaeological Museum offers a fascinating introduction to the rich history of the region. Although relatively small, the museum houses an impressive collection of artefacts spanning thousands of years, making it well worth a visit for anyone interested in archaeology, history or…
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Continue reading →: Akkaya TravertinesOften referred to as Bolu’s Pamukkale, Akkaya Travertenleri is one of the most attractive natural landmarks in north-western Türkiye. Located around 10 kilometres south-west of Bolu city on the Mudurnu road, this picturesque destination combines white mineral terraces, lush forests, natural caves and recreational facilities, making it an excellent stop…
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Continue reading →: BoluNestled between Istanbul and Ankara, Bolu is one of Türkiye’s most attractive provincial capitals, renowned for its forests, crystal-clear lakes and fresh mountain air. Often called the gateway to the Western Black Sea Region, it offers an appealing blend of history, nature and traditional Turkish hospitality. While many travellers simply…
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Continue reading →: AbantLake Abant Nature Park is one of Turkiye’s most beautiful natural attractions, located around 35 kilometres southwest of Bolu. Surrounded by dense pine and beech forests, the peaceful freshwater lake is a popular destination for walking, cycling, horse-drawn carriage rides and photography. Autumn brings spectacular colours, while winter often transforms…
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Continue reading →: SöğütlüçeşmeSöğütlüçeşme is a busy transport hub on the Asian side of Istanbul, located in the district of Kadıköy. It is one of the city’s most important interchange points, bringing together the Marmaray rail line, Metro services, the Metrobus rapid transit system and conventional railway services. This makes it an excellent…
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Continue reading →: Gazhane MuseumLocated in Kadıköy on Istanbul’s Asian side, Müze Gazhane is one of the city’s most distinctive cultural attractions. The former Hasanpaşa Gasworks has been transformed into a vibrant centre featuring exhibitions, art galleries, cafés and public spaces, attracting both tourists and local residents. Built in 1892 during the late Ottoman…

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