Hello guys! Finally our video in Edirne is here! This is our longest video, almost 25 min but here you’ll find everything about this outstanding city and what to do in 3 days 🎉 Edirne is also another underrated city in Turkey, but after watching this video we’re sure you’ll want to add it to your itinerary. Did you also know that Sultan Mehmet II The Conqueror of Constantinople was born here? In this episode we show you the exact place! Don’t forget to give us a thumbs up in the video ❤️
Just a little correction, the conqueror of Edirne is not not Fatih Sultan Mehmet's father. 1. Murat is the conqueror and he is 3rd Sultan, Fatih's father is 2. Murat
@@aykutsahinbas6259 I never said that Fatih Sultan Mehmet was the Conqueror of Edirne, I said that he was BORN in Edirne, which is different. But yeah, somewhere in the video I said Murad I instead of Murad II, that is my bad 😀
Personally my 4 favorite cities in Turkey are not the ones most people think of like Istanbul or Izmir or Ankara. For me it is Edirne, Trabzon, Urfa and Van. Those 4 cities are truly beautiful underappreciated pearls! I highly recommend ppl try to visit those cities!
Turkey's history and Ottoman's history wouldn't be complete without the contribution of the Albanians. Happy that am Albanian and happy to see that we've contributed so much for the Empire and the republic. Mimar Sinan was one of us. 🤗. Awesome video as usual
@@jupiter1850Mimar Sinan is a devsirme of Armenian origin. It was a great value for our history. He is also an excellent architect. Even though centuries have passed, the works he made for us (especially the mosques) are still very beautiful and solid. However, there is an unknown fact: Relations between the Ottomans and Armenians were very good at that time, unfortunately, they deteriorated over time because of the British.
Turkey's largest city located entirely in Europe and quite possibly too, Turkey's most underrated city. It turns out that there's a lot of points of interest to discover in European Turkey apart from the European side of Istanbul. Anyway, what an informative video!
I am from Turkey originally but I live in London and I totally agree with you is all about Istanbul and taksim but after this video I will definitely visit edirne
I studied abroad in Istanbul about 20 years ago, Edirne was one of my favorite places I visited. So much history and art, very friendly and laid back. I remember the peaceful aile cay bahcesi under the big trees. ❤ Edirne
Wow, awesome vlog with lots of useful information..... I will definitely add Edirne to my itinerary when I visit Turkey. Keep up the great vlogs and thanks for sharing the info. Love & respect from Bangladesh
I’ve been watching your channel for a while and I am glad that you visited my beautiful hometown 😍 great video, lots of useful information for tourists! I hope that people who visit İstanbul also have a day for Edirne because Selimiye Mosque’s unique architecture worths for a visit. 🥳 When you pass Meriç Bridge, you step on Karaağaç, it is the only land across Meriç River that Turkey has. Karaağaç was given to Turkey by Greece according to Lozan (Lausanne) Peace Treaty after our Independence War because Greece damaged West Tracia a lot during Balkan Wars, I. World War and our Independence War. Trees in Söğütlük Forest were planted just in case there is a war with Greece in the future again, we’re gonna cut them and build barriers so that it’s gonna make harder to reach Edirne through land forces. When I was a child, I was afraid that they would come some day, I had nightmares about it. I died twice in my sleep LOL it sounds riddiculus now but there were lots of political issues between us 20 years ago (like Cyprus and Imia/Kardak Crisis) so living in Edirne was never peaceful. My grandma also immigrated from Bulgaria when she was 11, they escaped from Bulgarians’ cruelty because Turkish villages were slaughtered by soldiers at that time. Everybody who lives in Thracia has similar stories and their grandparents were immigrants from Balkans so everybody knows what war and peace means and we also know the value of our land, we love our country a lot 🇹🇷 💕
Hola pareja, se ve que es una ciudad con mucha historia. Me encanta ver a los perros y gatos, están gorditos, aunque están en la calle la gente los cuida
Amazing and so beautiful For sure not many people knew about this wonderful city I also didn't know Thanks for sharing this awesome city video sister ☺️👍
Thanks, Bery! I went to Eskişehir because of you I came all the way from San Francisco, USA😊. I love the way that you present different place in Turkey. Muchas gracias, y sigue presentando más ciudades no muy conocidas de Turquía.
Hi Berry nice video as always! Please do one for Mardin! Not many people seems to know this hidden treasure with its landscape and Artuqid architecture in the old city.
Had planned a great roadtrip in summer, from Athens to Alexandroupolis and all the way up the Evros to Edirne. Unfortunately had to cancel due to the wildfires. Hopefully we'll have a chance to visit this beautiful city sometime in the future. Great video, thank you!
Los vamos a llevar a Edirne cuando vengan, ya lo pusimos en el plan y más porque está muy cerca de Estambul, como aquella vez que fuimos a Bursa pero esta vez podemos quedarnos una noche en esta ciudad para no andar a ls carreras ❤️
Right now, I am thinking as to how many times I have to visit Turkey to see all these beautiful historic places coz this country is so so beautiful and vast from a tourist perspective. It just needs months of stay. I wish I could cover all of my travel dreams before I die. I am feeling quite impatient. Such a beautiful way of introducing another hidden gem of beautiful Turkey. It felt as if I was taking history class in a school. Almost, everything was covered in the video. Love from Pakistan ❤️
My first visit to Turkey was 9 years ago .. I only went because There was cheap flight . I didn't realise how fantastic a place - and how big ! Everything about it is amazing - Culture / History / Cuisine / Archaeology . ! I've been back several times and start learning Turkish . There is so much to see ..!!
I am subscribed to your channel & have watched many of your videos. You are doing a great job 👍. I'll definitely get in touch with you when ready to visit Turkey.
👋 Bery, ayesha here from India going to come Istanbul inshallah in September and hope once meet you when you are roming there for your shoot.your videos help me knowing everything about Istanbul.Bery please make one video on where to shop Turkish dresses at reasonable prices. And where is the wholesale market for the business.
Great videos Bery! I'm traveling next march, wondering how to navigate cities with my luggages, is there a place to keep luggages while exploring turkey from a city to city?
Hİ! Thats a lovely video!! Im currently a college student in Edirne. Edirne is really a outstanding city in Turkey. Im surprised to see you go to the Emirgan cafe which is near the Meriç Bridge. I used to work there as a waiter but Im sorry to say that I dont recommend you to visit there anymore. Because the owner and some of the employees are rude, food quality is terrible and besides they dont have any hygiene standarts. Im saying all these because I worked there I know and I dont think it is a good place to visit in Edirne....
The Dutch love to shop in Turkey as well. I live in New Zealand also known as Aotearoa. At the moment our borders are closed. Will have to wait until things normalizes again, hopefully before I die 😂
Thanks for the detailed video. I've always been curious about this city, but there isn't much content on it. I see it's definitely worth a visit. I'm surprised it isn't more popular. Would love to see more content on the European section. It is extremely underrated.
Hi Bery ❤. Your videos are amazing. Am in love with Istanbul❤. Hope to be visiting Istanbul again soon . How's the weather in May ? In Istanbul. Is May the good time to visit Istanbul?
Hi 👋 BERY We are planning to book our trip to turkey in December. Can you recommend good, safe and budget friendly hotels or hotel apartments to stay in Istaklal Street or Sultan Mehmet area plzzzz hoping to meet you too. 😊
Fascinating place !! Great history / cuisine / Culture and Architecture . Friendly generous people . And yet , it's almost unknown to tourists ... !! Unbelievable !!
Hey, that’s a very informative and amazingly you have explained. I’m planning to have tour on Nov 22. Do you work as tour guide or any contact no who can help me out to explore the city?
Fun fact: Edirne would have been a Greek city today had it not been for Turkish decisive victory over the Greek Army in the Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922).
Is there a possible you can do a video about ''Istanbul Tourist Pass'' is it worh to buy it? Does it work? Bad or good? etc.. I have seen alot people asking about it on other travel-channels also..
16:00 lol i remembered something, there is a saying between us “If Istanbul/Constantinople was so beautiful, Fatih Sultan Mehmet wouldn’t have turn back to Edirne after he conquered it.” Edirne was the capital of Ottamans at that time. 🤣🤣 we know that it takes some time to relocate the capital but it is still funny. 😄
I wonder what the history of the city was like between Hadrian's founding 125 A.D. and the beginning of the Ottoman period 1362. That's over 1200 years of history which were not mentioned at all in this video.
Hello guys! Finally our video in Edirne is here!
This is our longest video, almost 25 min but here you’ll find everything about this outstanding city and what to do in 3 days 🎉
Edirne is also another underrated city in Turkey, but after watching this video we’re sure you’ll want to add it to your itinerary.
Did you also know that Sultan Mehmet II The Conqueror of Constantinople was born here? In this episode we show you the exact place!
Don’t forget to give us a thumbs up in the video ❤️
Would you please make an itinerary for 30.days of Turkey its been an humble request
Wow ...i want to go😊
Just a little correction, the conqueror of Edirne is not not Fatih Sultan Mehmet's father. 1. Murat is the conqueror and he is 3rd Sultan, Fatih's father is 2. Murat
@@aykutsahinbas6259 I never said that Fatih Sultan Mehmet was the Conqueror of Edirne, I said that he was BORN in Edirne, which is different.
But yeah, somewhere in the video I said Murad I instead of Murad II, that is my bad 😀
Hi Bery how can we contact you to help us as a tour guide? We are planning on visiting Istanbul in few days
Personally my 4 favorite cities in Turkey are not the ones most people think of like Istanbul or Izmir or Ankara. For me it is Edirne, Trabzon, Urfa and Van. Those 4 cities are truly beautiful underappreciated pearls! I highly recommend ppl try to visit those cities!
Totally agree.
My favourires are Edirne,Trabzon,Van ,Urfa and Mardin too.I also like nigde/bor
U gotta add rize and fetiye
U have spoken of my heart dear
And konya too
Turkey's history and Ottoman's history wouldn't be complete without the contribution of the Albanians. Happy that am Albanian and happy to see that we've contributed so much for the Empire and the republic. Mimar Sinan was one of us. 🤗. Awesome video as usual
Thanks for the good words our Albanian family🇹🇷🇹🇷❤❤🇦🇱🇦🇱
How do you know for sure that "he is one of you" ?? There are also claims that he is either Armenian, Greek or Turk.
@@jupiter1850Mimar Sinan is a devsirme of Armenian origin. It was a great value for our history. He is also an excellent architect. Even though centuries have passed, the works he made for us (especially the mosques) are still very beautiful and solid. However, there is an unknown fact: Relations between the Ottomans and Armenians were very good at that time, unfortunately, they deteriorated over time because of the British.
Turkey's largest city located entirely in Europe and quite possibly too, Turkey's most underrated city. It turns out that there's a lot of points of interest to discover in European Turkey apart from the European side of Istanbul. Anyway, what an informative video!
I am from Turkey originally but I live in London and I totally agree with you is all about Istanbul and taksim but after this video I will definitely visit edirne
I studied abroad in Istanbul about 20 years ago, Edirne was one of my favorite places I visited. So much history and art, very friendly and laid back. I remember the peaceful aile cay bahcesi under the big trees. ❤ Edirne
Wow, awesome vlog with lots of useful information..... I will definitely add Edirne to my itinerary when I visit Turkey. Keep up the great vlogs and thanks for sharing the info. Love & respect from Bangladesh
An excellent video with lot of information about Turkey old city Edirne, I hope to see more similar in coming days.
Hi Bery!! Huge thanks for these outstanding videos. I encourage you to keep sharing more amazing places in Turkey with us.
Thanks Bery for sharing new & attractive Turkish cities close to Istanbul. This will definitely increase our area of travel around Istanbul…..
Edirne is definitely another food paradise in Turkey.
Yes, this is such a beautiful video like you. I visited this place last month but missed a few things. Very nice one
Thanks a lot! Please cover more underrated Turkish cities and towns.
For sure! Next month we might cover another one in the Black Sea Region but close to Istanbul 🎉🎉
Great idea,Bartin,Karabuk,Zonguldak would be great black see town to see
Great video as always. So much ottoman history in Edirne. A place that must be visited...
I’ve been watching your channel for a while and I am glad that you visited my beautiful hometown 😍 great video, lots of useful information for tourists! I hope that people who visit İstanbul also have a day for Edirne because Selimiye Mosque’s unique architecture worths for a visit. 🥳
When you pass Meriç Bridge, you step on Karaağaç, it is the only land across Meriç River that Turkey has. Karaağaç was given to Turkey by Greece according to Lozan (Lausanne) Peace Treaty after our Independence War because Greece damaged West Tracia a lot during Balkan Wars, I. World War and our Independence War. Trees in Söğütlük Forest were planted just in case there is a war with Greece in the future again, we’re gonna cut them and build barriers so that it’s gonna make harder to reach Edirne through land forces. When I was a child, I was afraid that they would come some day, I had nightmares about it. I died twice in my sleep LOL it sounds riddiculus now but there were lots of political issues between us 20 years ago (like Cyprus and Imia/Kardak Crisis) so living in Edirne was never peaceful. My grandma also immigrated from Bulgaria when she was 11, they escaped from Bulgarians’ cruelty because Turkish villages were slaughtered by soldiers at that time. Everybody who lives in Thracia has similar stories and their grandparents were immigrants from Balkans so everybody knows what war and peace means and we also know the value of our land, we love our country a lot 🇹🇷 💕
Cok guzel aciklama hemserim. Bende Bulgaristan gocmeni bir Edirneliyim.
🇬🇧 👍 ! Turkey ! My favourite
place to visit. I plan to visit Edirne
soon . BUT Turkey is so big and so many places to experience !!
Beautiful and very informative video About one of an ancient city in Turkey..... Thanks
Hola pareja, se ve que es una ciudad con mucha historia. Me encanta ver a los perros y gatos, están gorditos, aunque están en la calle la gente los cuida
내가 1975 년 5 월에 16 일간 머물렀던곳 임니다
무척 아름 다웠지요.
Handsome cat at the end 😍.. thank you for this vlog.
I have heard much about Edirne but I haven’t been there. I think it’s time to visit
Amazing and so beautiful
For sure not many people knew about this wonderful city I also didn't know
Thanks for sharing this awesome city video sister ☺️👍
A very nice video as someone living in Edirne.
Wonderful as always
Beautiful City 😍
Thanks for this informative video ma'am one of the best video 👌
Glad you enjoyed! 🎉🎉
@@BeryIstanbulTips
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Asalamualaikum from Malaysia. Subhanallah beautiful turki I love turki
Thanks, Bery! I went to Eskişehir because of you I came all the way from San Francisco, USA😊. I love the way that you present different place in Turkey.
Muchas gracias, y sigue presentando más ciudades no muy conocidas de Turquía.
Hi Berry nice video as always! Please do one for Mardin! Not many people seems to know this hidden treasure with its landscape and Artuqid architecture in the old city.
Had planned a great roadtrip in summer, from Athens to Alexandroupolis and all the way up the Evros to Edirne. Unfortunately had to cancel due to the wildfires. Hopefully we'll have a chance to visit this beautiful city sometime in the future.
Great video, thank you!
Thank you for this video. Edirne has been on my wishlist for years. Hopefully I will get back to Turkey this year and finally make it to Edirne
Güzel bir Edirne tanıtım videosu olmuş emeğinize sağlık
Adrianople looks beautiful!
Wow 25 minutes. Every minute is full of information ℹ️
🎉🎉
Que belleza se ciudad , las mezquitas wowwww !! Ese mercaditio me llama se me imagino al de Fatih !! Felicidades hermosaaa !!
Los vamos a llevar a Edirne cuando vengan, ya lo pusimos en el plan y más porque está muy cerca de Estambul, como aquella vez que fuimos a Bursa pero esta vez podemos quedarnos una noche en esta ciudad para no andar a ls carreras ❤️
Enriching video of the beautiful European city beyond Istanbul.
thank you for sharing! very beautiful and helpful! loved the doggie 🐕 and the kitty 🐱
Thanks Bery, this helps alot for my next trip to Turkey
Wow selimiye camii is truly an architectural marvel 😍
Right now, I am thinking as to how many times I have to visit Turkey to see all these beautiful historic places coz this country is so so beautiful and vast from a tourist perspective. It just needs months of stay. I wish I could cover all of my travel dreams before I die. I am feeling quite impatient. Such a beautiful way of introducing another hidden gem of beautiful Turkey. It felt as if I was taking history class in a school. Almost, everything was covered in the video. Love from Pakistan ❤️
My first visit to Turkey was 9 years
ago .. I only went because There was cheap flight . I didn't realise how fantastic a place - and how big ! Everything about it is amazing - Culture / History / Cuisine / Archaeology . ! I've been back several times and start learning Turkish . There is so much to see ..!!
Mimar sinan ermeni kökenlidir
My beautiful city Edirne 😍
You live in Edirne?
Thank you for a wonderful review, show and tell
I Like History & learning everything about all the Cultures
Gran video Bery, muy explicativo el vdeo, saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦
Haven't watched one of your videos for a bit. Loved seeing more outside of Istanbul. Would you ever visit Ani way out east?
Very Impressive, Thanks.
this place seems to have allot of History
Love your videos ❤
I LOVE EDIRNE ❤
I really enjoy your vlogs plus you explain very detailed keep up the good work 👏 🏆🏆❤❤
Şehrimizi güzel tanıttınız çok teşekkürler
Beautiful and historical palaces of Turkey watching on from Bangladesh sitting at my office after whole day busy time.
I'm going to edirne Insha Allah every thing will remain good in my turkey trip
I went to eskeziher because of your vlog. Thanks a lot ;) ;) now im back in taksim
Wow! That is great! Did you enjoy Eskisehir?
In my bucket list dear Bery 👍
I've been traveled edirne 3 years ago that's nice city hopefully spring next year I can travel turkey again inshallah 🤲
I am subscribed to your channel & have watched many of your videos. You are doing a great job 👍. I'll definitely get in touch with you when ready to visit Turkey.
👋 Bery, ayesha here from India going to come Istanbul inshallah in September and hope once meet you when you are roming there for your shoot.your videos help me knowing everything about Istanbul.Bery please make one video on where to shop Turkish dresses at reasonable prices. And where is the wholesale market for the business.
Enchanting Edirne!
Love your vids very.gracias
Edirne 🇹🇷😍
You frame your videos very nice...a big like 👍
You haven't really been to Edirne until you visit the majestic Selimiye Mosque.
Great videos Bery! I'm traveling next march, wondering how to navigate cities with my luggages, is there a place to keep luggages while exploring turkey from a city to city?
How much luggage do you have and how long will you be in Turkey? I will be in Turkey for the next 6 months and rented a flat as a base in Fethiye.
@@stefaniehasandras3210 about 50kg luggage
I intend to start my tour from Istanbul so I'll like to leave my things there
I went to İstanbul and Kapadokya and I also want go Edirne but we didn’t go thank you for your Amazing videos
Edirne is also a very interesting place to visit, maybe next time you come you can add it 🫶
Hİ! Thats a lovely video!! Im currently a college student in Edirne. Edirne is really a outstanding city in Turkey. Im surprised to see you go to the Emirgan cafe which is near the Meriç Bridge. I used to work there as a waiter but Im sorry to say that I dont recommend you to visit there anymore. Because the owner and some of the employees are rude, food quality is terrible and besides they dont have any hygiene standarts. Im saying all these because I worked there I know and I dont think it is a good place to visit in Edirne....
The Dutch love to shop in Turkey as well. I live in New Zealand also known as Aotearoa. At the moment our borders are closed. Will have to wait until things normalizes again, hopefully before I die 😂
Thanks for the detailed video. I've always been curious about this city, but there isn't much content on it. I see it's definitely worth a visit. I'm surprised it isn't more popular. Would love to see more content on the European section. It is extremely underrated.
Hi Bery ❤. Your videos are amazing. Am in love with Istanbul❤. Hope to be visiting Istanbul again soon . How's the weather in May ? In Istanbul. Is May the good time to visit Istanbul?
I am watching yours all blogs
l Love you Edirne l am City👏👏👏👏💯💯💯💯🌸🌸🌸🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
¡Muy lindo el video!👏👏👏👏
I love turkey
Berry you be great 👍 😘 keep it up I love your videos
Hi 👋 BERY
We are planning to book our trip to turkey in December. Can you recommend good, safe and budget friendly hotels or hotel apartments to stay in Istaklal Street or Sultan Mehmet area plzzzz hoping to meet you too. 😊
Aslam Alykom dear your chanl is good I like your very good luck
Turkey is beautiful, I want to visit
Fascinating place !! Great history / cuisine / Culture and
Architecture . Friendly generous people . And yet , it's
almost unknown to tourists ... !! Unbelievable !!
Beautiful 😍 😍
Hey, that’s a very informative and amazingly you have explained. I’m planning to have tour on Nov 22. Do you work as tour guide or any contact no who can help me out to explore the city?
Fun fact: Edirne would have been a Greek city today had it not been for Turkish decisive victory over the Greek Army in the Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922).
greetings from edirne
Güzel video olmuş
Thanks.
Nice video..TR
Oustanding video.
Güzel Edirnemm özlemişim
Thank you bery
Thanks for watching!
Is there a possible you can do a video about ''Istanbul Tourist Pass'' is it worh to buy it? Does it work? Bad or good? etc.. I have seen alot people asking about it on other travel-channels also..
good work.
Can you recommend which cities of Turkey will be good and safe for solo young female traveler for extended travels
16:00 lol i remembered something, there is a saying between us “If Istanbul/Constantinople was so beautiful, Fatih Sultan Mehmet wouldn’t have turn back to Edirne after he conquered it.” Edirne was the capital of Ottamans at that time. 🤣🤣 we know that it takes some time to relocate the capital but it is still funny. 😄
Lovely 😍❤
Ben edinede yaşıyorum gerçekten çok güzel biyer
Nice walk ❤️❤️
Awesome
i want to go there too
عالی عالی🙂🙂🙂💓💓💓👋👋👋👋👋👋
Where do you get the bus to edirne from kadikoy?
I wonder what the history of the city was like between Hadrian's founding 125 A.D. and the beginning of the Ottoman period 1362. That's over 1200 years of history which were not mentioned at all in this video.
any unique Edirne dishes other than liver? You know what group I belong to with regard to "ciger"....
Tundzha and Maritza rivers not only pass through Bulgaria, but their start is from this country.😉
How many days may be needed to spend in Edirne to visit most of the historical places ?