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Visiting Places in Istanbul

Besiktas Square

Besiktas Square Besiktas is a large town on the European coast of the Bosphorus. Besiktas square is very crowded at all hours of the day. Besiktas is always a popular

Visiting Places in Istanbul

Kadiköy Square

Kadiköy Square Kadiköy is a district located at the entrance of the Bosphorus on the Anatolian side of Istanbul. It is known as the ancient Chalcedon settlement in history. Kadiköy

Visiting Places in Istanbul

Üsküdar Square

Üsküdar Square Üsküdar square is located on the Anatolian side of Istanbul, on the coast of the Bosphorus. You can go to Besiktas and Eminönü by ferry on the European

Visiting Places in Istanbul

Kumkapi Fish Village

Kumkapi Fish Village Kumkapi is an old Istanbul village. Kumkapi Fish Village consists of approximately 50 buildings with two and three floors on the street, which is closed to vehicle

Visiting Places in Istanbul

Flower Passage

Flower Passage Flower Passage is on the right side of the street, in the middle of Istiklal street, on the way from Taksim square to Tunnel. It is the historical

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Ortaköy Square

Ortaköy Square Ortaköy Square is a place on the European side, on the shores of the Bosphorus. It is a 10 minutes walk from Besiktas square. Ortaköy Mosque is the

Visiting Places in Istanbul

Istiklal Street

Istiklal Street Istiklal street is the most famous street of Istanbul. It is meeting place especially for young people. Istiklal street is one of the most important touristic places in

Visiting Places in Istanbul

Taksim Square

Taksim Square Taksim square is the most famous square in Istanbul. There is a Republic monument in the middle of the square. The square has also hosted many political and

Visiting Places in Istanbul

Yedikule Fortress

Yedikule Fortress Yedikule Fortress consists of seven towers like its name. 4 of these towers were built in the Byzantine period and the other 3 were built in the Ottoman

Visiting Places in Istanbul

Istanbul City Walls

Istanbul City Walls The walls of Istanbul were first built and expanded throughout history when there is a small village called Ligos in Sarayburnu. The land walls we see today