Emirgan Park, one of Istanbul’s largest and most beautiful green spaces, is located along the Bosphorus in the Emirgan neighborhood, a classic example of a Bosphorus village. Originally an imperial hunting ground during the Ottoman era, it was later transformed into a public park filled with walking paths, fountains, and pavilions. The park is best known for its vibrant tulip displays during the annual Istanbul Tulip Festival, attracting visitors with its colorful flower beds and peaceful atmosphere. With its wide variety of trees, scenic views, and historic wooden mansions, Emirgan Park is a favorite spot for picnics, strolls, and enjoying nature away from the city’s noise.