Turkey - Where to base

Our digital nomad guide to Istanbul, Turkey—covering where to stay, work, explore historic sites, and connect across the city’s vibrant neighborhoods.

Known for their rainbow facades, retro cafés, and layered heritage, Fener and Balat are among Istanbul’s most vibrant and multicultural neighborhoods.

Topkapi Palace in Istanbul is a vast Ottoman complex of courtyards, relics, and tiled chambers. What to see, plus tickets, hours, and tips.

From street art and live music to vegan cafés and vintage markets, Kadıköy is one of the most vibrant, creative, and political neighborhoods to explore in Istanbul.

Our digital nomad guide to Antalya, Turkey—covering where to stay, work, swim, explore ancient cities, and connect with others along the Turquoise Coast.

The ancient Lycian city of Myra is home to cliff-carved tombs, a grand Roman theater, and sculpted stone faces that bring its history startlingly close.

Hierapolis sits above Pamukkale in Turkey, a Roman spa city with a theater, necropolis, and springs. Tickets, hours, and visiting from Antalya.

Sail over submerged ruins, swim beside ancient staircases, and experience the haunting beauty of Kekova, Turkey’s sunken Lycian city.

Our digital nomad guide to Cappadocia, Turkey—covering where to stay, work, hike, explore cave towns, and connect across the valleys.

Cappadocia’s Red, Green, and Blue Tours may sound cryptic, but they’re the easiest way to understand and experience the region’s attractions.

Paşabağ, or Monks Valley, captivates with its otherworldly mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys, centuries-old rock-carved chapels, and an atmosphere that feels like stepping onto another planet.

Carved into towering cliffs, Selime Monastery is Cappadocia’s largest rock-cut sanctuary, rich with history, artistry, and panoramic views.