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What is the best month to go Istanbul?

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What is the best month to go Istanbul?

The best times to visit Istanbul are from March to May and between September and November. That’s when crowds at the city’s attractions are manageable, room rates are average and daytime temperatures generally sit in the 60s and 70s.

Does snowfall in Istanbul Turkey?

“Istanbul witnesses snowfalls in five stages. The fourth stage of precipitation hit the city on March 12 and the fifth on March 13,” said Hüseyin Öztel, a meteorologist. However, the amount and the speed of snowfalls ramped down as of March 13’s afternoon.

Is Istanbul cold in January?

January is the coldest month in Istanbul, together with February, and with an average temperature of 8°C and precipitation 105 mm. Although you will face low temperatures, you can be sure that there are not much snow and it rarely gets below freezing in Istanbul. The snow is low and rainfall is medium.

Which month is snowfall in Turkey?

When does it Snow in Turkey? It snows during the wintry months of December, January, and February in Turkey. There’s a stark contrast between regions in Turkey, with some parts such as Eastern Turkey experience heavy snowfall while other places like the Marmara region rarely snow.

What clothes to wear in Istanbul in January?

To go with those winter sweaters, be sure to pack some jeans and leggings to mix and match. When it’s really cold in Istanbul in January and February, I add fleece-lined leggings or merino wool leggings underneath my jeans for added warmth… or sometimes I wear two layers of leggings.

Is there a red light district in Istanbul?

Since the 1870s, prostitution has thrived in Istanbul’s Beyoglu district, which houses Kadem and its sister street, Zurafa.

What is the safest place in Istanbul?

Safest Areas in Istanbul: Maçka and Nişantaşi Not part of the usual tourist areas, but still convenient to amenities and attractions, are the leafy residential districts of Maçka and Nişantaşi. They offer upmarket shopping, vast views across the city, and well-lit streets.