DOs

• Do follow a moderate dress code to respect the culture and tradition of the place.
• Women are advised to wear loose attires that have long sleeves and cover the shoulders as well as ankles.
• Men should cover their legs and shoulders.
• Do learn a few local words as it helps while you explore the city.
• It is good to negotiate the prices at local shops and stalls.
• Do carry some cash along because sometimes an ATM is hard to find.

DONT’s

• Avoid drinking alcohol especially in public as it is against the law.
• Consuming or carrying drugs is considered a serious crime which can lead to imprisonment.
• Don’t take photographs of locals without their permission as they may not like it.
• Public displays of affection are considered as an offense.
• Don’t use harsh words with the localities.
• Don’t disrespect their religious places or history.

Edirne, a strictly traditional Turkish city following a mandate set of stringent regulations, still lets the night soul loosen up with its many restaurants and Birahanes. The rich cultural and heritage show takes a backseat to let the adrenaline flow with a night out of thrill and exhilaration. The city offers a bright palette of colors with its numerous cafes, pubs, late-night restaurants, bars and nightclubs. When planning an Edirne getaway, do get drenched in its shades of colorful adventures post sunset. A lazy cup of coffee on the shores of the rivers of  Meriç and Tundzha after dark overlooking the gushing waters or satisfying the taste buds with a hoard of local Turkish delights served at small stalls all over the market places.

• Visit the spectacular Selimiye Mosque - a true epitome of Islamic architecture.
• Enjoy the structural beauty of Grand Synagogue of Edirne.
• Learn about the history of medicine in the Ottoman empire at Sultan Bayesid the second Health Museum.
• Feast your taste buds with delicious cuisines of Edrine, especially fried cow liver.
• Have a shopping spree at the Selimiye Arastası or Ali Paşa Covered Bazaar.
• Head to remarkable Meric River bridge - a masterpiece architecture connecting the main city with the park and Karagaac.
   

• Witness the Kırkpınar Oil Wrestling, the oldest sustained wrestling tournament of the world.
• Make a visit to the famous vineyards of Arcadia and Barbare.
• Check out the display of Ottoman-era calligraphy, weapons, ceramics, glass, woodwork, costumes, and jewelry.
• Try out plenty of local delicacies.
• Wander around many beautiful bazaars browsing its collections.

• Fruit soaps
• Mirrored broom
• Turkish coffee brewing pots
• Carpets
• Rugs
• Turkish ceramics
• Antiques
• Lanterns
• Mosaic lamps