Café in Nevmekân Sahil Library, Istanbul
The Nevmekân Sahil Library in Istanbul is a hidden gem that is an ideal destination for lovers of both books and gastronomy. This beautiful library is located in the Üsküdar area on the Asian side of the city. However, the space also functions as a cafe, so you can combine reading in a beautiful setting with a cup of Turkish tea or have a small bite to eat.
The library's collection contains more than 100,000 books as well as a rich collection of manuscripts, maps, and photographs. Part of the archive focuses on Ottoman history and literature.
The library's reading room is full of natural light, which streams in through a magnificent glass roof. Entry to the library and its collections is free. A cup of Turkish tea here costs 5 TRY (0.30 EUR). The staff is pleasant and friendly, and card payment is accepted. The atmosphere in the library is calm, even though it is also a cafe.
If you want to escape the bustle of Istanbul for a while, this is the right place.
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