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5th Istanbul Design Biennial ends with Büyükada Songlines
The fifth Istanbul Design Biennial, titled "Empathy Revisited: Designs for more than one," has reached an end with a new project titled Büyükada Songlines, which is a floating garden populated by plants, soil, insects and birds.
Giant Genoese coat of arms adorning Istanbul’s palace stolen
The priceless giant Genoese coat of arms on the outer wall of Palazzo del Comune, which was built in 1316 and is considered one of the unique historical buildings of Istanbul, was stolen by thieves.
Floating tennis court on Golden Horn opens with mayor’s match
A floating tennis court has been built on the Golden Horn in Istanbul, and the opening match was conducted with the participation of the province's mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, and his wife, Dilek İmamoğlu.
Enchanting full moon in Istanbul
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Full moon in Istanbul
A full moon was observed over the Galata Tower in Istanbul on March 27. (AA Photo)
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Prominent Bulgarian priest’s grave found in Edirne after years
A tomb of a Bulgarian priest has been discovered in the northwestern province of Edirne amid strife between the Fener Greek Patriarchate and the Bulgarian religious authorities.
Heavy snow covers all of Istanbul on weekend lockdown
After moving in from Turkey's northwestern Thrace region, cold weather coming from the Balkans finally arrived in Istanbul on the weekend, which coincided with a curfew imposed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Feb. 14 midnight, much of the city was covered in white as the Asian districts of the 16-million metropolis were last to receive heavy snowfall.
Eurasian coots spotted on Bosphorus
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Cemetery plots for sale in Istanbul for $264,000 on black market
People have started selling cemetery plots on the black market for prices as high as 2 million Turkish Liras ($264,000), as finding graves in Istanbul, a metropolis where 70,000 people die every year on average, has become increasingly difficult.
Restoration in Istanbul’s iconic tower creates political firestorm
Cell phone footage of restoration workers drilling down the stone wall of Istanbul's 14th-century Galata Tower created a political firestorm. An officer of the Istanbul Municipality tweeted a clip of two restoration workers taking apart a corner section of the tower's inner wall with jackhammers. A pile of large stones lay at their feet as they worked.