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You can go running along the Marmara Sea. Yes, there's traffic on one side, but there's water on the other, and there's a full, flat,...

Most likely you will be fined and deported -- I don't know how much and for how long. Yani, you should be able to leave the country but you...

Have you tried an Internet cafe? They usually offer scanning services.

If your time is limited, you can definitely see all the sights of İznik in one day (though I'd recommend taking the first ferry in the...

Not sure exactly what you mean by "self-catering accommodations" but both the Taksiyarhis Pansiyon (http://www.taksiyarhispension.com) and...

Kaş is fairly equidistant from Antalya and Dalaman airports, though not terribly close to either. Probably about a four-hour bus ride in...

I enjoyed my soak and scrub at the Eski Kaplıca Hamamı in the Çekirge neighborhood -- it has a small hot pool fed by the thermal springs....

A Turkish friend of mine (who speaks English) manages a number of nice rental apartments, mostly in the Beyoğlu area. You can contact him...

I don't know of any races during that time, but you could probably find people to run with by posting to Istanbul Expat Runners on...

If you want to eat lots of good food and explore some less touristy parts of the city, check out the Istanbul Eats Walks:...

Just as safe if not more so -- except for the traffic! Keep an eye out for cars and motorcycles coming from any conceivable direction and...

Istanbul can be pretty sticky and miserable in August -- though the street life, rooftop bars, etc. are a lot of fun -- and Kaş will be...

Ayvalık is small and there's not much in the way of "sights" to see, just atmosphere to soak in... grab a cheap meal with a great view at...

I'm quite fond of the Akdeniz Hatay Sofrası out in Aksaray (walking distance from the Yusufpaşa tram stop):...

Istanbul is a fairly expensive city, though you can typically live pretty well if you're making a decent salary in dollars, pounds, or...