Nestled between Üsküdar and Kuzguncuk, Fethi Pasha Grove is one of Istanbul’s most picturesque green spaces, offering a stunning view of the Bosphorus. Covering 16 hectares, this historic grove was once part of the estate of Fethi Ahmet Pasha, an Ottoman statesman and diplomat of the 19th century. Over time, the area fell into neglect but was later restored and opened to the public as a recreational park, now managed by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality. The grove features winding walking paths, lush trees, and vibrant seasonal flowers, making it a perfect escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll, sip Turkish tea at the park’s café, or simply take in the panoramic view of Istanbul’s skyline. Thanks to its serene atmosphere and historical significance, Fethi Pasha Grove is not just a park, but a bridge between Istanbul’s natural beauty and its rich past.