Information About Istanbul

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Information about the city, Boza and Lokum

boza and lokum
Boza

Situated on the European Thrace and the Asian Anatolia, the world metropolis of Istanbul in the west of Turkey is located on two continents at the same time. In 2010 she was even elected European Capital of Culture. Istanbul, whose Old Town is a World Heritage Site, has 13.1 million inhabitants, making it one of the most populous cities in the world. The city is especially for special culinary delights such. the alcoholic cereal "Boza" or the very sweet dessert "Lokum", consisting of pistachios, flour and sugar, known.

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