🇹🇷 Turkey Istanbul Beşiktaş Breakfast Hub 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2024
- Beşiktaş: A vibrant neighborhood in Istanbul
Beşiktaş is a vibrant neighborhood located on the European side of Istanbul, Turkey. It is known for its historical significance, lively atmosphere, and stunning views of the Bosphorus.
Breakfast cafes and restaurants
Bazaars: Beşiktaş Çarşısı: This traditional Turkish market is a great place to find fresh produce, spices, and souvenirs.
Beşiktaş Balık Pazarı: This lively fish market is a great place to buy fresh seafood.
Beşiktaş is a great place to:
Experience Turkish culture
Enjoy delicious breakfast and food
Shop for souvenirs
Visit historical landmarks
Take in stunning views of the Bosphorus
Whether you're interested in history, culture, or simply relaxing and enjoying the scenery, Beşiktaş has something to offer everyone.
00:00 Beşiktaş Video highlights
04:00 Besiktas full video
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Today is Beşiktaş day. The district takes its name from the Beşiktaş quarter located in the modern-day Sinanpaşa neighborhood. Along with Çarşı, this historic center is sometimes referred to as Köyiçi (roughly "inner village") by locals.
The word beşik means "cradle" in Turkish, while taş means "stone".
According to one story, there was a Byzantine church in modern-day Beşiktaş with the name Kounopetra, Greek for "stone cradle". The church was built to honor a relic, a stone reportedly taken from the stable in Bethlehem where Jesus was born. This stone was later relocated to Hagia Sophia and disappeared during the Fourth Crusade, possibly to be sold in Europe's relics market.
Another story states that a cleric from a Saint Menas (Aya Menas) Church where Beşiktaş now is returned from a pilgrimage to Jerusalem with a cradle-shaped stone used in the baptism of Jesus and placed it in the church.
One other explanation is that the name is a corruption of beş taş, Turkish for "five stones", referring to the five stone pillars built to moor ships by Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha.
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