Yıldız Bay on Gökçeada island features Turkey's only underwater national park and spectacular natural sandstone sculptures carved by millennia of waves.

Tuzla Flea Market in Istanbul's İçmeler district offers weekend treasure hunting with vintage electronics, antiques, and collectibles every Saturday and Sunday.

Avli Meyhane serves Gökçeada's most authentic island cuisine, prepared by native islander Katina Karanikola using traditional İmroz recipes passed down through generations.

This building was used as a hospital until 1983. It was transformed into a museum and named after Sofia, the queen of Spain.

During the WWII, the historic buildings of Marktplatz and Rathaus (Bremen Square) were dismantled against the risk of bombing, and after the war they were turned into the old original.

According to a rumor about churro, the churro was made by Spanish shepherds, to substitute for fresh bakery goods.

19. and 20. in the centuries, on the shores of Santander, children was diving into the sea to take precious things from the sunken or the ships.

It is mostly a kind of sausage made with newly cut pork blood and rice.

Part of the town of Halfeti remained underwater as the Birecik Dam started to fill up in 2000. Halfeti Mosque, the historical artifacts taken by the waters of Birecik Dam. But the mosque minaret is still visible.

The Polish architect Zygmunt Gorgolewski is chosen as the winner in the competition for the production of the Lviv Theatre of Opera and Ballet.