Istanbul

For upcoming events, reviews, and other information about what to do in Istanbul, visit the expat-run website Yabangee (www.yabangee.com) or pick up a copy of the monthly Time Out Istanbul or the bimonthlyThe Guide, both of which are English-language publications with listings of restaurants, bars, and events, as well as features about Istanbul. The English-language Hürriyet Daily News and Today's Zaman are also good resources for listings and for keeping abreast of what's happening in Istanbul and in Turkish politics.

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  • 1. Hodjapasha Culture Center

    The Bazaar Quarter and Environs

    Housed in a nicely restored, 15th-century hammam, the Hodjapasha Culture Center hosts whirling dervish ceremonies most nights of the week. The hour-long event starts with a performance of classical Turkish music before the dervishes whirl. Though some are captivated by the whirling, others may find it excessively slow and hypnotic, so consider whether this sort of cultural experience is your cup of tea. Note that photography is not allowed during the sema ceremony. Hodjapasha also offers a different dance show called "Rhythm of the Dance" that is considerably more lively.

    Hocapaşa Hamamı Cad. 3/B, Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey
    212-511–4686

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    Rate Includes: From US$30
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