Walking Through the Streets of Ankara, Capital of Turkey

Walking through the streets of Ankara, the capital of the country of Turkey (Turkiye).

Music during the video:

"Watch It Glow" by Silent Partner

Gabriel is a traveler, outdoors enthusiast and travel writer who has been adventuring around the world since his first trip to Europe in the summer of 1990 when he was 18 years old. He is author of "Following My Thumb", "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel" and several other books.

[sharikratz]

I love the Greece videos. You inspired my trip that will be the first week in October.

[TheProjectDiamond]

Still here watching every video bro and giving it a thumbs up ❤️ Best Content creator on YouTube ❤️

[GreatCityAttractions]

Another great video Gabriel - Ankara looks underrated.

[Selmy-od]

The most authentic way of travelling is the way Gabriel doing it.
It’s seems that’s you’re more gravitated towards travelling to Greece than any other place.
Keep it up 👍.

[TanerG]

thank you for the video, I lived in Ankara between 1996 and 1997, I miss the place, thanks again for the video

[sbringable]

Oh wow weird coincidence, I'm actually flying to Ankara tomorrow! I'll be living there for two years (and hope to see as much of the country as i can).

[sezmwji]

Thank you for this walking the streets of Ankara. I followed this video with interest, because I have never been to Ankara and now I have an idea what the city look like. I agree with you that Turkey is a favourite country for tourism. Every corner of this huge country is interesting to explore. Turkey lies on a peninsula and has three seas: the Black sea (practically all the south part of the Black sea belongs to Turkey. In the West is the Aegean Sea and in the South - the Mediterranean. There are a number of interesting cities and town, sea resorts, archeological sites and so on. Turkey has also the small inside Marmara Sea and I like very much the towns of Gelibolu and Canakkale and there is a ferryboat connection between them. The far Eastern part of Turkey is alluring, especially the lag of Van. I wish you a pleasant stay and I am looking forward to watching your ideos from Turkey.

[michaelveras]

Gabriel, visit Nafplio on the Peloponnese. Went there on 2016 and visited the Palamidi Fortress and some great Bronze Age ruins.

[EvaTheodoridouedessa]

I think that Gabriel cannot live far from Greece. WELCOME back again 💯💯🇬🇷🥰

[unknown-user]

Welcome to Türkiye, where restaurant menu prices are written with grease pencils because they change twice a day everyday.

[pankajtiwari]

Please don't stop uploading, love you stuff

[JennyGunner-gelz]

Nice little taste of Ankara, what a shame it rained and you got sick. I am looking forward to your Greek adventures, I really enjoyed your last trip there this year. You always found something interesting to show us. I am sure there is plenty more to explore. Please get well soon, take care. ❤️

[WalkingExcursions]

Hello my dear friend, , you have a wonderful and beautiful video it always a pleasure to watch your new uploaded video, your so creative and talented I wish you lots of success keep up the good work full support always.

[Demetrios-hp]

If you do decide to get to the southern Pelopponese, Ive traveled extensively in that area and can suggest: near Monemvasia, the remote and untouched beaches of Βλυχαδα (Vlyhada) and especially Μπαλογκερι (Balogeri), and also beautiful Simos beach on Elafonisos island, along with the secret tiny fjord at Limenas Gerakas where you can eat at one of the handful of excellent fish taverns. In the middle finger, Kardamyli is a very nice town to use as a base to check out nearby beaches, the small wild one being Foneas Cove, and you can check out the spectactular view of Mount Taygetos from the tavern at Εξωχωρι (Eksohori). In the eastern finger you can use Pylos as a nice base to enjoy the beauitiful Voidokilia beach and also the waterfalls at Polylimnio. If you venture further north, Mystras is a UNESCO Byzantine site that is very impressive, and the tradirional mountain villages of Dimitsana and Stemnitsa are great, along with the beautiful Lousios river gorge and the remote monasteries hidden there.

[katleenmstut]

I will be excited to see any part of Greece again 😊

[cherryc]

Welcome to Ankara, waiting more vlogs from Ankara, Turkey 🇹🇷 thank you, get well soon

[StartLivingNow]

🙂❤👍Thank You Gabriel Safe Travels Hope you're feeling better Now. 🙂❤👍

[baggy]

Cant wait for more Greece. Im currently in Matala Crete. Happy trails Gabe👍

[rumik-stahnke]

Waiting for the Greece series ☝️🏖Thanks a lot for sharing and I wish you all the best bro 😁Enjoy 👍

[AntoniosPikoulas]

Mani in Peloponnese is great. You will love it there.