ISTANBUL HAS CHANGED | CHEAP OR EXPENSIVE ?
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- ISTANBUL HAS CHANGED | CHEAP OR EXPENSIVE ?
When visiting a new destination, the first thing we usually want to know about is the prices. One of the questions we get very often is "How much money do I need to travel to Türkiye?"
In today's video, we'll talk about traveling prices. Has Türkiye changed, or is it still cheap to travel? Let's find out!
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Museums and Attractions
02:42 - Accommodation
04:43 - Transportation
06:54 - Food
09:42 - Tours
10:42 - Tours with Bery Istanbul Tips
11:22 - Conclusion
As of 08.08.2023, public transportation fee is increased to 15 TL per ride (metro, ferry, bus), 22 TL per ride (metrobus), 15 to 33 TL per ride (Marmaray)
⛴LOCAL COMPANIES FOR BOSPHORUS TOURS:
SEHIR HATLARI: www.sehirhatlari.istanbul/en/timetables/bosphorus-tours
TURYOL: www.turyol.com/Home/Tarifeler
🗺 Guided tours in Istanbul
Looking for a hassle-free way to book your city tours? Whether you're interested in historical landmarks, cultural experiences, or culinary delights, we've got you covered. Experienced guides will show you the best of what the city has to offer, all while providing a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
www.remindertour.com/tours/
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📕 Check out our amazing itineraries and guides!
We have carefully created many itineraries not just in Istanbul but in many cities around Turkiye, organized useful information for you, including a list with plenty of hotels for all budgets in each city we mention, a list with more than 100 restaurants including one with vegan options, desserts, and much more! All the guides are LIVE, that means that they're updated daily and surely we’ll keep adding more and more! The new changes will automatically sync even after you get it WITHOUT an extra cost!
All you have to do is sign up for free and get the guide or itinerary you're interested in! 🎉
www.thatch.co/@beryistanbul
🛜 Do you want to have internet wherever you travel, including Turkey? Then take a look at the option of Aíralo's eSim cards! They are a great choice for those who will be traveling through different countries or regions and don't want to waste time finding local companies in the countries they visit. You buy your eSim online, and as soon as your flight lands at your new destination, you can have internet!
To get a 10% discount on your next eSims, click on the following link and enter the discount code BIT before completing your transaction.
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I have just come back from 3 weeks in Istanbul & I still think it is reasonably priced compared to the UK & Europe. Last year I stayed in Hotels, this year I used Air b&b. It was a lot better as I could have breakfast at the apartment & save money. I don't care how much more expensive everything is, I will come back every year. Istanbul is one of the most beautiful cities I have ever visited! 😊
So true! Compared to many European countries and the UK is definitely much more affordable.
Im glad to read that regardless of the prices, you still love the city and would love to come back ❤️🎉
@BeryIstanbulTips Bery, I love Türkiye, I come there at least 3 times a year. The country is beautiful, the history is unbelievable and the people are the best! ❤️ One day...Inşallah.....I will come and live there! 😊
@BeryIstanbulTips ,I was there about 6 weeks ago , beautiful city but everywhere I went ,from restaurants to shops and bazaars all I encountered was con merchants,the yellow cabs are the worse,the whole experience has put me off completely. Having said that we did find a restaurant called Mr. COOK, not far from Florenta Hotel,fatiye area,very nice place,good food the owner is a very honest chap,didn't rip us off,you must try the place out.
@@maudemillington9686💯 agree with going back end of August 🤞🙏 can't wait I love everything about Istanbul.
Please tell name and address of air bnb !! Can we book for 1 week and on spot?
Hello Bery.
Thank you so much for the update.
Great vídeo!
Take care.
Gracias por tus recomendaciones. Pronto viajaremos a Istambul y esta informacion nos ayudara para disfrutar el viaje. Mil gracias
Thanks again for your tips❤❤❤ Wonderful 🎉🎉
Excelente Bery! Parabéns.
Hello there! I agree with you 100% in regard of the prices for goods and services you can get in Istanbul. Thanks for your review.🙂
Thanks for sharing! ❤️
Well done, Thank you!
Very good professional information. Thank you
I come to Istanbul twice a year, last time i was very surprized with the priceses,
I d say, Istanbul isnt Cheap any more !
And thank you Bery for sharing these usfull information💐
I totally agree!
Thank you so much 😊
Lovely video! Thanks..
Glad you enjoyed it!
After a student exchange a year ago I’m planning to come back for a few days - THANK YOU for this extremely useful bunch of information ❤
Glad found your channel ! Very informative, well researched and thorough.I am planning a holiday with my family with children (3 and 10yo) on Easter 2024 i wish you could make a video about advice in travelling to Istanbul with family i.e strollers , transport and best areas to stay. Also day tour from Istanbul that is easy with kids. Thank you, keep up the good work!
Bery, your videos give us great information, thank you for your channel, I have been following before my trip so I know more what to do, where to go. So enriching, thank you.
Great video
Excellent information
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The best channel 😉♥️
Thank you so much 😀
Useful tips bery! I’ll be coming in Turkey this month.
Enjoy your trip!! ❤️✈️
Thank you so much for this quite informative video. I love going back to Turkiye, one of my favourite countries in the world. Inflation is hitting everywhere no matter what part of the world you're from. Hope things go back to normal soon. Turkiye is the love!
I am from Istanbul and live in Greece. Thank you for all the correct information
Nice video ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
Great video and helpful tips in order to visit this awesome city.
Thanks so much! ❤️❤️
Very useful tips ❤
Ayyyyy me equivoqué y le di manita abajo, pero de inmediato lo quité y le puse manita arriba, espero que no afecte al video!! Perdón!! Amo todo lo que compartes!! Muchas gracias por toda la información y felicitaciones por el gran trabajo. Abrazos desde la Ciudad de México 🇲🇽 ❤
Thank you for the best practical information that anyone can or has provided and it makes it easier for the traveler when visiting Türkiye. From now on, I will watch your vlog faithfully from Southern California. I have been to Türkiye twice and am planning to visit again next year (InshaAllah). Thank you again.
Nice! Id love to go again 😍
We spent 3 weeks last year (July) in Turkey in Trabzon, Uzungul, Istanbul and Yalova.
We paid average 50 to 60 euro per day for 3+1 bed apartment in Kadikoy. Similarly in Uzungul we paid 60 euro for 2 +1 motel and so on. This year same properties are more than double.
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I'm planning on going next year to Turkey! Great video!
You should! ✈️✈️
Hitting istanbul on the 17th of this month. Thanks for your inside info. 😊
Im here right now and let me say bring plenty of money. Even food is comparable in prices to US and EU shwarma is around 10-13$ for 100grm and doner is like 15 for 1 around the busy areas
I was in Istanbul in May of 2023 for one month. This was our 3rd time in Istanbul. We rented an Airbnb this again like last year but the prices of Airbnb was almost doubled since last May. The food and clothes was also doubled in some places. In general it was a bit more expensive than last year and 2 years ago but I still love Istanbul 😊😍
I lived in Istanbul for some years, I had to return to my born country and in the near future I will return there and hopefully I will never leave, as this city is amazing and I love it so much. I know the prices increased since then, but the vibe is same! I can't wait to be there again. Thank you Berin for all the helpful info that you are sharing!
You made me super excited to visit Turkey, i will be in Turkey end of October this year to celebrate my Birhtday there for just only 5 days. Thank you for sharing your thoughts helps a lo really appreciated. 👍👏🙌
Have fun and enjoy your bday in 🇹🇷! 🎉
Galata Tower ticket went up like crazy. I remember not long ago back then in Dec 2021 it was 100 liras to enter and now 650? Wow, I think Istanbul has changed a lot!
Thanks sister
You’re welcome 😊
Great Video! and well explained. For one day in instanbul for a couple, which one is better City pass card or Public transport card?
Do you provide tours for wheelchair people? My husband and I are coming next year and I am looking for a tour guide familiar with disability touring. Thank you! I always enjoy your videos as they are very informative!
We were in Istanbul for a month in 2019 and again this year and everything was 3 times the price and I'm glad we did all the main attractions then, the inflation rate has really made a dent in our travels but will definitely be back next year.
I stayed in Istanbul from September-November 2022 and then returned from March-May 2023, and food prices were noticeably more my second three-month stay compared to late last year. (I'm away this summer, so I'm unsure how current prices compare to this spring's.)
I was exchanging U.S. dollars for liras.
i loved wandering around the airport...to see so many people from exotic places and the airport is beautiful.
That is so true! Is so interesting to see so many people from all around the world 😍
Great content, as usual. Thank you it! I'm coming to visit Istanbul end of September hopefully it will be a good fun. I also come to buy some silver jewellery (I have 7k - euros for that) do you recommend any jewellery shops? ❤
I toured through Turkiye last year May/June for a month and this year May/June as well. Everything was more expensive but still affordable for South Africans
I am from south India, visiting TURKEY in a group of arround 30 people, booked through Thomas Cook, we are supposed to take launch on our own, its nice to see your educative video and read the comments of many tourists T Q again.
You are making very useful videos. Perfect for a visitor. One thing I would like to address here is that I am afraid of humidity. Some people have problems with humidity. Can you tell me where turkey has the lowest humidity?
Being in Istanbul some 10 years ago, I find prices now very affordable, some friends of mine said that it was even more affordable before 2-3 years, love Istanbul, it's the town that is lovely to visit !
My impression was that certain restaurant and taxis take advantage of tourists. We went to restaurant called Gunadyin to eat Turkish food , the bill came to $250, which is expensive even if we were in Canada.
If it became expensive for the tourists what to say about the Turks?
How they live with these prices?
Regards from Greece ❤️♥️❤️
Αυτό ακριβώς αναρωτιέμαι κι εγω
VAT in Turkey has recently increased by 2% and almost everything apart from taxis and very local restaurants is priced in Euros. But when it comes to paying they convert the Euro to TK Lira at a vey unfavourable exchange rate (unfavourable to you) and then your card converts it from TKL to your own currency. This process adds 10% to everything. Restaurants also add unexpected items such as table set-up charge, napkins, a view charge (if you look over the Bosphorus), bread charge, cleaning charge etc without informing beforehand. And if in a group of 4 or more people they invariably add items that were not ordered - an extra bottle of water here, or a bottle of wine there, an extra side dish that was not ordered, or small main as a starter that they charge at the full main price. And if you question the formerly English speaking waiter suddenly does not understand Engligh...! Istanbul is a lovely city, so enjoy, but be careful
Great tips thanks for sharing.. kindly share ur website bcz me n my family wants to visit istanbul InshaAllah
My family and I visited in June and Nov 2022 and June 2023. Prices definitely increased but was still reasonable for us compared to what we pay back home in Trinidad. I hope there will be a resolution to the high inflation rates cause Turkish locals are really at a disadvantage..
Everything is much more expensive than it was when I visited last year. I think that ticket for attractions are to expensive compared to Europe, 35 eur for Topkapi or 25 for galata tower is too much. And now I hear that there is new 50% increase of public transport..
Just too much. Really expensive, even for me and I'm from Europe.
As usual very informative video. Me and my wife will visit Istanbul in November 2023 in the first week. It will be big honour if we can meet with you and your husband. Regards from Manchester ❤
İstanbul'da gezmek isteyenlere, bir Türk ve İstanbul'lu olarak, toplu taşıma araçlarını kullanmaları ve taxi'lerden uzak durmaları. İstanbul'da en ucuza yemek yemek istiyorsanız, pideciler dönerciler veya esnaf lokantalarını tavsiye ederim. 😊
We just returned from our trip to Istanbul, 8 days in total, the prices are sky-rocketing, though it was the FnB charged the most, famous restaurants in Fatih runs their prices sky high, we tasted the kebap in jar for 1630 lira , another pilaf with 4 pieces of lamb for 2745 lira, even generic restaurants in touristic area are crazy, meals for 2 person could easily go up to 700-900. Would definitely recommend renting an airbnb and utilize the kitchen for breakfast and potentially suppers. The food bill definitely broke our budget. The taxi to and from airport is all crazy price btw, pls pre-book your trip with any online airport service available. Ours from IST to kadikoy charged 1000 lira, returning trip charged 1440 as traffic jam caused us to detour using the expensive third bridge.
Hi,Your vlogs are very informative. I am planning to come to Istanbul in April 2024 Hopefully i will contact you for a Tour.
Please do!
It is relative. To individuals and to peoples.
I am from Jordan. We visit Turkey alot, cause its near and beautiful. Some of Jordanians say Turkey became expensive. I am in Turkey now in a vacation. The prices doubled since last year. But for sure, it's still less than Jordan.
And for me personally, its still affordable
Nice video again. I have already responded to the prices that have changed significantly up in one year (was in IST at the beginning of June). It's true that even in Europe, in some places more, in others less, but in Istanbul it is really quite noticeable. Agree with you that it takes a bit of planning in advance (if possible) and one gets a nice accommodation at a good price (we prefer Karaköy - everything within walking distance, public transport, boats, old town, fish, alleys with hardware stores, new port, etc...great!). This year we really used the ferries a lot to explore other parts of the huge city and I have to praise Sehir Hatlari for the Nostalgic Bosphorus Tour - a beautiful day trip, great price for a boat ticket (60 Tl), a hike to the fortress, excellent fish in the restaurant in Anadolu Kavagi. Nice people in all the places we visited. Next year, probably spring, Istanbul for sure again.
Karaköy is one of the best places to stay exactly for what you just described 😍
And that ferry all the way to Anadolu Kavagi is lovely!
Hope you come back again next year, there so many places to discover ❤️
Definitely! And I may ask for your services. Have a nice day, good luck and I look forward to more vlogs. M.@@BeryIstanbulTips
Hello Bery what a wonderful video.I would love to be in your tour guide.I am collecting information for my Istanbul trip.I have allocated about £100 pp for Stay food and transportation and a good pair of shoes.
I found £100 pp per day is a reasonable budget to have when you are travelling any where any time.Exclude air ticket.This is also applicable to Cruise shops as well.Your videos are now fabulous and you are talking slowly which helps oldies like me.
So just when I booked my ticket for September, the prices in Istanbul went up 😂. But still it's much cheaper than in my country. I know this will be an awesome trip!
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Prices go up daily, so no worries 😁
Just come and enjoy your time here, I always say, money comes back but time never does! ❤️✈️
I would love to go back. I miss 🇹🇷.
There is a new tendency at places with a printed menu: different prices for locals and tourists. I go to Istanbul three times per year and I know this as a fact. I have Turkish friends and we have tested this many times. So... before they bring me a menu in English I say I am studying Turkish (which is true) and I want to practice. It works for me alright (till they figure it out, I suppose). My two cents.
This is true! I have also seen it a lot, but is a great tip for them to bring you the Turkish menu 😅 plus they cannot deny it if one asks for it.
Although I do still love Turkey, this is an aspect of it that upsets me.
You need to be a bit picky with the restaurants you choose. The restaurants tourists go, in touristy areas, are usually quite sh**y and locals never go there. There are many well-established restaurants and you need to look up. They are usually expensive but they charge the same for tourists and locals, and you get high quality food. Such restaurants also exist in so-called touristy areas but they don't stand in front of their restaurants and lure tourists like "come in, come in" so many tourists miss these quite well-known, well-established restaurants. As much as I hate that tendency to scam tourists, also tourists need to be mindful about where and what they want to eat.
I just came back from turkiye last week and spent time in Istanbul much longer than the other cities. I chose airbnb, I was bit regret it (especially in Istanbul) because even I did research on the place I stayed, it turned out different from what it seen on apps. Airbnb maybe good with young people but not with elderly. I brought my 70years old parents with wheel chair. So I need to reserved another hotel for them, because there are some apartments in Istanbul use stairs and dont have elevator. And the access on the street very hard to push the wheelchair but thank God we stayed near sultanakhmet. But overall, I love turkiye, very beautiful, the people are so nice, very helpful. Will plan another trip to this country, InsyaAllah
I am a couchsurfer. It is the best way to meet the people and learn about their culture. I spent 3 months in Europe in 2021, had 25 different hosts in 17 different countries. All by train, by bus only in Croatia
Very useful video for the tourists to plan and manage their budget. However, I would like to know more about if you hire a car. Is driving around the city easy and can you find parking available easily? Thanks, Hafsa
Your answer to that question is here:
ruclips.net/video/sVKHvYozW6Q/видео.html
Yes for all people who are non-Turkish.
I visited ISTANBUL a couple weeks ago again and yes the prices are definitely on the upper side now…
I just finished two months in Istanbul. I rented a room in a shared apartment for $220 USD/month. I was in Kadiköy, and while the prices at my breakfast menemen restaurant went up three times, it was still affordable. The main ferry line has three Bosporus tours. The long one (6 hours) is still 65 Turkish Lira. In Kadiköy there's a pide restaurant called Pídem that has a pide/drink combo for 45 Turkish Lira. And the cafeterias are generally very affordable too. Thanks for the video!
Very lucky re renting I couldnt see anything like that but stayed in run down hostel for 4 then 5 then 6 gbp a night as the crisis went on.. I love Istanbul and Turkey. As a foreigner atblewst people mostly are happy if you re happy.. here in London nobody cares about you at all. I miss Turkey every singke day but am poor in reality so will just dream ❤
A room is at least 500 usd now
I was quoted 800 lira to get from grand bazaar to g hotels then walked to Eminonu ferry port got a taxi for 250 lira. Judge how much it is from your hotel to the bazaar and use that as a rough guide of how much you should be paying on the way back. Uber drivers around bazaar don't like to use metres maybe for tax reasons so make sure you know roughly how much it is to get home and agree the price before and double check 3 times.
This is my 5th visit to Istanbul, Food is getting super expensive!! 😱
Hello Bery,
Is there any type of Public Ferry which goes throught the Bosphorus ?
If so, how does it work ?
Thank you again.
Thank you Bery for your information. How much is a turkcell simcard now in September 2023?
I will travel to Istanbul on November. And i found that almost all the ticket price increased x10 compared with 2019....
very nice information of your video :) one question , is it worth season to visit Istanbul in November? Because I checked on hotel prices and mostly go discount
Absolutely! November is one of the best months in my opinion, good prices in accommodation, good weather and way less tourism 🎉
Galata Tower 650 Lira 😮. I just visited last year April for only 100 Lira 😳
I just got back from Istanbul, and I found it to be very very beautiful. It was the end of July and I found it to be affordable with exception of food pretty much the prices of food in America. I loved Istanbul!
America is a continent!!! NOT a country!!!!
Spent 4 days there now going back to Istanbul from Denizli, I am from Pakistan and Istanbul feels really expensive specially taxis and food.
Turkiye Not cheap anymore. I was there last month and the price has sky rocketed compared to last. year. some of the prices are similar to European prices
Last year I was in Antalya, and I found that everything was super cheap. In October I’ll visit Istanbul. Don’t know what to expect.
We booked our hotel thru Agoda. Since my account was vip user. So they give me veey good price for the hotel around hagia sophia and around istiklal/taksim square. Which is a good deals.
Can we buy our tickets for some places online, so we don’t have to wait in the tails, and if yes - from where ? 😊
I visited Istanbul 2 yrs ago. Being from Texas, As long as I can hear the call to prayer 5 times a day from the mosque, I'll pay 5000 TL for one kabob.
hello bery , i really like your videos , please im coming after tommorow and iwant you to ive me free places to visit in kadikoy mostly and istanbul generally apart from the one you mentioned in here please
Great video,
Is the inflation also affecting the prices in USD or Euro? Or only affecting the Lira…
Cheers
Thank you Julio!
It mostly affecting the prices in Lira but also prices are increasing in USD and Euro comparing the prices in previous years.
Hey! Thanks for the information. Can you advise how’s the weather in Istanbul during mid November (15th onwards) . Is it really foggy or very cold ? I have been told that the views are not that clear. Is it true?
We already have a video on that.
ruclips.net/video/6frhpFTjgMk/видео.html
But remember, weather is weather, unpredictable, so this video just shows what we can generally expect according to what I have experienced, that doesn’t mean that is always the same. My best tip: track a week before your trip the weather broadcast in Istanbul. You won’t believe how weather even surprises us while living here.
Have you made a video on aksaray or places eating out over there ?
Not yet and I’d love too! I know there are many restaurants with great variety of cuisines like Syrian, Pakistani, Indian, etc, etc!
@@BeryIstanbulTips could you name a few Pakistani ones and where to find them for me please and a few roof top restaurants please..
Some information about increased museum pass prices and tips will be help full for 15day travel itenary including capadocia antalya pamukkale and istanbul
That info is shared in my paywalled guides on Thatch ☺️
www.thatch.co/guide/1967zk29i9a8q
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I have just come back from Istanbul. According to people who visited Istanbul before, it was cheap last years.
During my trip I was comparing my country's prices with Istanbul's prices and I did not like the prices here. Istanbul has become expensive.
I remember just last year, Galata tower was only ₺100(it was in February, but still), ₺650 is crazy.
Also although it did increase compared to last year, $13 for 2 is still very affordable. Here in the states, that’s the price for one person at like a McDonald’s, definitely more though if you were to go to a fancier restaurant.
The U.S. is so so expensive! Even fast food chains 🥹
Any idea how much a balik ekmek costs in Eminonu at the boats nowadays?
It’s certain ,that restaurants has different prices,for locals and tourists… I ve been many times ,I have lots of Turkish friends there,and they tell me this….. they have different catalogs for locals and tourists….
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thx for this video, verry informativ.
which is the best prepaid card for internet - for 4 days tripp. ex. 1-2 GB?
Hi! I have a much better option than the local companies that try to charge what ever they want in every shop.
Where ever we travel to we use an eSIM card, just make sure your phone supports it and also if is blocked by your carrier, you can call them to unblock it (usually users from the U.S.).
There are many companies offering eSim cards but I have used for some years now Airalo and also works wonders in 🇹🇷.
You buy your eSim online, and as soon as your flight lands at your new destination, you can have internet!
To get a 10% discount on your next eSims, click on the following link and enter the discount code BIT before completing your transaction.
airalo.pxf.io/c/4673026/1268485/15608
@@BeryIstanbulTips thank you
About 300-400 lira per meal now in SultanAhmet area.
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Talking about food, living in Antalya for 6 years, recently the prices are spiked up in such a way that I already have been protesting the restaurants for two years, nowadays it is implausible to eat out. Not only the prices up but quality and quantity of the food is decreased. The tastes are vogue in compared to the past either they changed the oil or the quality of ingredients I do not know. Also some starters that were free before are not offered when you sit. A friend of mine from Switzerland found here very expensive in compared to There.
I’m in Istanbul right now. It is a bit pricier than I thought. I had an iced peach tea at a cafe about 15 min away from Taksim square and they charged about 175 Lira ($7) for 300ml. Thats how much it would cost in the San Francisco bay area. I guess I did get to sit down and relax at the cafe and use their internet.
I’m so glad I visited Istanbul right before the inflation lol 😂 ❤ but I hope next year I’ll be back again
Plastic card ftom Izmir Turkey we can use in Istambul for transportation? Thank you
I just came back from Istanbul yesterday after spending a lovely week there with my family. Things may have gone up in price but I still found everything to be cheaper than UK , especially the public transport which cost hardly anything in comparison to what we pay in the UK. We took the taxi a few times and I was aware that we were getting ripped off and even then it was cheaper than what we would pay here.
Hi hi i have a question about taxis, on day time you can use pubblicato transportation but what about night time? I will be visiting Istanbul the end of September 23 and as I am a tango dancer I will be going dancing in the night so I will be needing a taxi to go back to my hotel …thanks in advance ❤