Belgrade Forest

The Belgrade Forest is a charming forest area located near Istanbul, named after Serbian settlers resettled in the 16th century. This vast, mixed deciduous forest of more than 5,500 hectares offers remarkable biodiversity with more than 200 species of birds as well as wild boar, foxes and squirrels.

It's an ideal place for outdoor enthusiasts - you'll find hiking trails, biking paths and horseback riding opportunities. The forest's historical significance is highlighted by crystal lakes connected by bridges and the remains of the 18th-century village of Belgrade.

Discover the tranquility of nature surrounded by majestic oak, chestnut and hornbeam trees while enjoying the sight of wildflowers.