1)SAKLIGÖL
SaklıGöl is an artificial lake in Şile district of Istanbul. If you want to have a picnic, nature walk or take nature photos, Saklıgöl is for you.

2)BELGRAD FOREST
Belgrad Forest is located in the east of the Çatalca Peninsula and is named after the village of Belgrad. You can come here to see different animal species and have a picnic.
3)PİERRE LOTİ
It is said that Pierre Loti, who considered Turkey as his second homeland, often came to this café known as "Rabia Kadın Kahvesi" and wrote his novel "Aziyade" against the Golden Horn. Today, the area, which has been restored to its original "Turkish neighbourhood" state, consists of places that serve as touristic facilities.
4)FETHİ PASHA GARDEN
You can say hello to Istanbul from a beautiful view accompanied by fresh air. Experience a day with plenty of oxygen in the Fethi Pasha Grove stretching from Sultantepe to Kuzguncuk Hill.

5)DİLBURNU NATİONAL PARK
Dilburnu Nature Park recreation area, located on the island of Buyukada in Istanbul province, is a point covered with forest with an area of approximately 7 hectares, which was declared as a nature park in 2011.
6)BEYKOZ KAYMAKDONDURAN FOREST
There are also special areas equipped with wooden tables in Kaymakdonduran Forest on the road to Beykoz Akbaba Village. In this forest area, where autumn and winter months are quite quiet, the interest of nature lovers starts to increase with the arrival of spring and summer months. Whether you want to have a nice breakfast in the arms of nature or take long walks in the forest

7)YILDIZ PARK
Yıldız Park (also known as Yıldız Grove) is a historical park in Beşiktaş district of Istanbul. Palanga Street extending from Balmumcu to Ortaköy forms the northern and eastern border and Çırağan Street extending from Ortaköy to Beşiktaş forms the southern border.
8)AĞVA
Yeşilçay, also known as Yeşilçay, offers you a rare environment where you can discover serenity next to the metropolis. You can enjoy the river by taking a boat trip.