Obstructed views of the water, which is unfortunate because it's literally right next to the park…read more Cafe has direct view.

Wow, what a stunning oasis. The park which translates "Rosehouse Park" is in the Eminönü district…read moreof Istambul. The park itself used to be a large walled garden of the adjacent Topaki Palace. The initial park opened in 1912 but has undergone extensive remodeling in the years since. The park is a vast open space and during our trip the tulips were in bloom. They do take the keep off the lawn seriously with park employees with whistles calling out any and all offenders big and small. The wall of the park are amazing as well. There are a few exhibits and at least one restaurant but we just walked through it and did not check anything else out.

Stunning park filled with fountains and flowers. It sit at the bottom of a hill that houses both…read morethe Istanbul Archeological Museum and the Topkapi Palace. Don't miss this park as it is welcoming and relaxing. Truly a treasure in Istanbul

Camlica Hill is a must for. It shows you both the European side and the Asian side of Istanbul like…read moresome overachieving geography teacher on a caffeine high. You climb up expecting a nice little lookout spot, and suddenly you're hit with all of Istanbul. Mosques, minarets, bridges, boats, and the Bosphorus. And of course there's a restaurant and a cafe up top, because why wouldn't there be? What better way to contemplate the clash and harmony of civilizations than over overpriced tea and coffee? Best spot to see the Asian and European sides of Istanbul.

camlica is one of the highest hill around bosphorus, you can see the 2 bridges at the same time,…read moreperfect scenery. there are few cafes and rest, with limited options but cheap.