The top quark, heaviest known fundamental particle, is the only quark that decays before hadronization. This gives us a unique view on bare quarks properties. Probing top quark couplings with the other fundamental particles open a window to physics beyond the Standard Model. Measuring its properties is therefore of utmost importance. This talk will focus on recent top quark measurements by the ATLAS and CMS collaborations with a highlight on the recent 13 TeV measurements using data from the 2015 LHC Run 2.