If you still have not plan your spring and summer yet, here is g2o Turkey's selections of unusual activities Istanbul offers, from tour in a "vintage motorcyle" to rowing on the Golden Horn...

Istanbul's street art culture has grown considerably in the past few years, especially with the success of the Mural Istanbul Festival, which turned Kadikoy neighbourhood into one large open air art gallery. Get a taste of the Asian side of Istanbul, Kadikoy neighborhood by searching out the street arts as well as world famous trendy restaurant and cafes.

Riding Istanbul on a WW2 Vintage Motorcycle a total unique way to explore Bosphorus. You explore the city's the best-kept secrets of the European coast road from a different angle including cosmopolitan Ortakoy and the stunning waterfront area of Bebek crossing the Bosphorus Bridge to discover the Asian shores...

Most people go to the Grand Bazaar to try and buy a ring, bracelet or some other handicraft. But have you ever thought of going there to make one? You will be learning the art of gold-smithery and jewellery making from "usta" means master in Turkish, a person who's been actively devoting himself/herself to this craft for almost 25 years. Istanbul's special vibe and creative thinking will inspire you.

This special experience offers a chance to follow the footsteps and religious rituals of different communities inhabiting the old Istanbul district of Pera settlement history dates back to the 5th century AD. Venetian and Genoese: Pera was home to Catholic Venetian and Genoese immigrants referred as "Levant" meaning "Eastern" in French. The Levant culture left its mark in the architectural facade of this area. Many of the monuments and landmarks carry the traces of this culture. From Spain to Constantinople: Sephardic Jews were another society who played an important role in the development of culture and business of Pera area. Ottoman Turks of Istanbul: Needless to say, Turks have also been permanent residents of the city since 1453 and they added to the richness of the area through their Muslim traditions and culinary culture. Today, it is one of the very few places in Istanbul where the sound of Ezan (Muslim call to prayer) and the bells of Catholic Churches get mixed up in the air. Starting from an Armenian Gregorian Church you will visit one per each house of worship.

An amazing way to start your day in Istanbul! Rowing tour is one of the most unique Istanbul experience. There's no better sound than that of oars skimming swiftly through still water. Particularly when paired with fantastic views of the sun rising over the old city, and the sweet sound of bird song. Even better, you row early in the morning so you'll feel you have Istanbul all to yourself. On one side of the water is the historical peninsula of Istanbul (former Constantinople), in which we can see the city walls, towering Ottoman mosques, 19th century churches and great panoramic view. On the other side is the newer part of the city dominated by the iconic Galata Tower.

One of Istanbul's most popular natural escapes, the Belgrade Forest, is also a great place to go hunting for mushrooms. If you like the nature, forest, green, mushrooms and barbecue you'll like this experience very much. Approximately 45 minutes away from Istanbul city centre, we invite you to Belgrade Forest of Istanbul. Search and collect your favourite mushrooms on the field. You will start to search and collect different types of mushrooms.