Pierre Loti Tepesi

Get one of Istanbul’s best views of the Golden Horn up on this hilltop. Named after the French writer Pierre Loti, this hill boasts a sweeping observation deck and a café overlooking the riverfront which serves snacks and Turkish coffee. Make a wish at the wishing well Dilek Kuyusu, and take a tour of the Eyüp Cemetery, where Ottoman-era sultans and writers like Mehmed Celebi and Mahmud Aga are buried.

Istanbul is actually not a lot of mountains here, Loti Mountain is not too high, but you can still climb and look at it. Although there is no special scenery, there are many cafes here, you can sit down.

Turks like it here, but I think the Chinese should not like it. After all, our traditional ideas are there. But to be honest, the landscape is actually average after coming up, and there is still a little fog on the day.

A spectacular point of Istanbul sees the Haliç. I don't think it's a very good place but it's worth visiting. The cafes around the place are a little bit expensive.

Beautiful mountain.😀😍

From the cable car to the top of the hill, there is a small cafe overlooking the Golden Cape Bay cafe, named after Pierre Lottie, which has become not only a tourist attraction, but also a place for local couples to talk about love. We just hurried by and took a cable car. Look at the scenery along the way.

Just rest assured, the experience is first-rate, in short, I highly recommend everyone to punch in