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I recommend wearing comfortable shoes since there’s a bit of uneven pavement around the area. Trust me, your feet will thank you later!

Take a moment to explore the nearby area, especially the old town, Kaleiçi. It’s so charming, and you'll find some cool shops and cafes without spending too much.

Check out the surrounding shops and cafes. I found a cute little place right by the minaret that had great local snacks at reasonable prices. Perfect for a quick break!

Skip the overpriced souvenirs in the immediate area and head a few blocks toward the harbor. You'll find unique items at much better prices plus a nice stroll through the old town!

If you want to save some money, bring your own water and snacks. The little shops nearby can be pricey, and you’ll want to stay hydrated while exploring those tombs!

My advice is to wear comfy shoes. The path can be a bit steep and rocky, and you won't wanna miss the incredible views trying to find your balance!

I recommend checking out the local street vendors for snacks instead of dining at pricier restaurants. I found delicious gözleme for a fraction of the cost

I suggest visiting in the early morning around 8 AM when it's less crowded and the light is perfect for photos. It really made my experience peaceful and enjoyable.

Make sure to check out the local eateries nearby. You can enjoy some delicious Turkish snacks without breaking the bank. I found a spot that had great gözleme for just a few lira!

I recommend carrying some small change to tip the local guides or for buying snacks nearby. It’s a great way to support the community, and I wish I had done that instead of just using cards everywhere