This saturday, we're inviting you to our brand new event: Süleymaniye & Kuru Fasülye!
One thing you've probably figured out about Istanbul is that there are always historical places to see and food to try. And we'll be doing exactly that this weekend! First we'll see one of the best works of Mimar Sinan, the great ottoman architect, by visiting the Süleymaniye Mosque that was built for Suleiman the Magnificent in 1558 and is quite famous for its acoustics!
Then we'll have kuru fasulye, a type of bean soup that's one of the most popular and classic home cooked meals in Turkey.
We'll finish the trip by going to Ağa Kapısı, a nice cafe with amazing view, where we can watch the Bosphorus and try all kinds of traditional Turkish drinks like sherbets and herbal teas, and even smoke nargile!
We will be meeting in front of the South gate at 10.30 A.M. on the 17th of March.
If you want to join us from there, you can come to the Vezneciler station of the M2 metro line.
Can't wait to see you all there!
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