This summer iwas unbelievable.

You're talking about the summer that just went by, so "was" is used to put it in the past tense

Im travelerd to Turkey this summer.

"traveler" is a noun and refers to a person who travels. "traveled" is an action (in the past tense).

I visit toed Istanbul and Ankara.

Since you haven't

Okay i tellI will talk abaout Ankara first: Ankara is the capital of Turkiye.

"tell" requires a target. So you can say "I will tell you about Ankara first" but not just "I will tell about Ankara first". It's better to use "talk" when you don't want to mention the target.

I visit aed Anitkabir.

Place names are proper nouns, so are capitalised

Anitkabir is sovery big and there were a lot of soldiers there.

I didn't spend much(long / much time) there because Ankara is so hot.

"much" on its own is ambiguous between money or time, so better to add more words to clarify.

Anyways im goingI went to a restaurant name is:d Kanatci ayaz.

WTheir wings arweree delicious.

"Wings are delicious" is just a statement about all wings, not specifically about the wings that the restaurant sold

iI have never eaten such a good wings.

"wings" is plural, so doesn't take "a"

RIt is a restaurant close to Macunköy subway station and iI recommending to going there.

You know Istanbul.

I think you need more here, because you're just declaring that the reader is knowledgeable about Istanbul with this statement, which is grammatically valid, just weird.

Istanbul haves good views and places: Fatih Sultan Mehmet Mosque, Bogazici bridge, Footbal stations ana Taksim.

I went to Fenrbahce station to watch toa match.

The match was a Champion league qualifying match: Feyenoord vs Fenerbahce.

But im honest tly Turkish fans are so crazy and throughout all 90 minutes they haved amazing atmosphere.

I did bnothing but cover my ears.

MThe match ended 5-2 - Fenerbahce won.

After i eat Kebabthat I are at a random Kebab restaurant.

That was my summer BYE, bye.

This summer iwas unbelievable.

Im travelerd to Turkey this summer.

You could say "I was a traveler" instead but it sounds a lot more natural this way.

I visit toed Istanbul and Ankara.

Okay iI will tell you abaout Ankara first:. Ankara is the capital of Turkiye.

I visit aed Anitkabir.

I saw the car and cemetery of Ataturk, the first president of Turkiye.

Assuming you mean "grave" here instead of "cemetery", but I didn't change it because you could have also meant "cemetery where he's buried" - it would depend on if you saw his specific grave or just the overall cemetery.

I didn't spend much time there because Ankara is so hot.

Anyways im going I went to a restaurant name is:called Kanatci ayaz.

"Anyways" is a very casual form that is technically incorrect but you sometimes do hear it among friends anyway, especially younger people.

WThe wings awere delicious.

Your original sentence would actually have been perfect if you were speaking just in general, but since you are discussing a specific restaurant experience, this is the better sentence.

iI have never eaten such a good wings.

RThe restaurant is close to Macunköy subway station and iI recommending to you go there.

You know Istanbul.

This functions again in a very informal situation, but a more polished way to say it is, "You are probably familiar with Istanbul."

Istanbul haves good view and places: Fatih Sultan Mehmet Mosque, Bogazici bridge, Ffootball stationdiums anad Taksim.

But my favorite place is Fenerbahce stationdium.

I went to the Fenrbahce stationdium to watch toa match.

The match was a Champion league qualifying match between Feyenoord vsand Fenerbahce.

But if I'm honest tTurkish fans are so crazy and all 90 minutes, they haved an amazing atmosphere.

I did bnothing but cover my ears.

Match end 5-2At the end of the match Fenerbahce won 5-2.

After i eat Kebabthat I ate at a random Kebab restaurant.

That was my summer. BYE.ye!