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Stylish retail center with luxury and medium chain stores, catering and cinema.
6 locals recommend
City's AVM
No:12 Teşvikiye Cd.Stylish retail center with luxury and medium chain stores, catering and cinema.
The restored 5th century tower and old dungeon overlooking the Bosphorus, with the restaurant on the top floor.
1235 locals recommend
Galata Tower
The restored 5th century tower and old dungeon overlooking the Bosphorus, with the restaurant on the top floor.
The Basilica Cistern is a closed water cistern built in 526-527 to meet the water needs of the city in Istanbul. It is on Soğukçeşme Street in the southwest of Hagia Sophia. It is popularly known as the Basilica Palace due to the large number of marble columns rising from the water.
638 locals recommend
Basilica Cistern
1/3 Yerebatan Cd.The Basilica Cistern is a closed water cistern built in 526-527 to meet the water needs of the city in Istanbul. It is on Soğukçeşme Street in the southwest of Hagia Sophia. It is popularly known as the Basilica Palace due to the large number of marble columns rising from the water.
The great domed sultan's palace, now a museum, with works of art, calligraphy and carpets.
24 locals recommend
Dolmabahçe, Beşiktaş
The great domed sultan's palace, now a museum, with works of art, calligraphy and carpets.
Luxury hotel with restaurant, spa, infinity pool and helipad in an ostentatious former palace building.
47 locals recommend
Ciragan Palace Kempinski
32 Çırağan Cd.Luxury hotel with restaurant, spa, infinity pool and helipad in an ostentatious former palace building.
Cozy amusement park with walking paths, children's playgrounds and interesting history.
51 locals recommend
Maçka Park
Maçka CaddesiCozy amusement park with walking paths, children's playgrounds and interesting history.
BJK Vodafone Park
No:1 Dolmabahçe Cd.Beşiktaş Football Club Stadium
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Nişantaşı is a luxury residential area known for its fashion boutiques selling products of international and famous local brands. Art nouveau buildings feature cool restaurants serving Turkish and international cuisine. While the wide sidewalks of Abdi İpekçi Street are covered with cafes, there are neighborhood bakeries and markets in the side streets. There are hiking trails in the shaded Maçka Park.
305 locals recommend
Nişantaşı
Nişantaşı is a luxury residential area known for its fashion boutiques selling products of international and famous local brands. Art nouveau buildings feature cool restaurants serving Turkish and international cuisine. While the wide sidewalks of Abdi İpekçi Street are covered with cafes, there are neighborhood bakeries and markets in the side streets. There are hiking trails in the shaded Maçka Park.
Surrounding Taksim Square, where the Monument of the Republic is located, Taksim is always a vibrant nightlife, shopping and restaurant district. Nostalgic trams run along Istiklal Street, which is closed to vehicle traffic. The 19th-century buildings lining this street are home to international chain stores, cinemas and cafes. Narrow side streets are also home to bars, antique shops and rooftop restaurants with Bosphorus views.
1705 locals recommend
Taksim Square
Surrounding Taksim Square, where the Monument of the Republic is located, Taksim is always a vibrant nightlife, shopping and restaurant district. Nostalgic trams run along Istiklal Street, which is closed to vehicle traffic. The 19th-century buildings lining this street are home to international chain stores, cinemas and cafes. Narrow side streets are also home to bars, antique shops and rooftop restaurants with Bosphorus views.
The lively fish market in the center of Beşiktaş, located on the coast, is surrounded by a maze of narrow streets. Neighborhood shops, cozy bars and no frills restaurants are lined up side by side on these streets. The ornate 19th-century Dolmabahçe Palace and Maritime Museum overlook the Bosphorus. Locals flock to the food market on Saturdays. It is possible to find picnic spots in the nearby Abbasağa and Yıldız parks.
234 locals recommend
Beşiktaş
The lively fish market in the center of Beşiktaş, located on the coast, is surrounded by a maze of narrow streets. Neighborhood shops, cozy bars and no frills restaurants are lined up side by side on these streets. The ornate 19th-century Dolmabahçe Palace and Maritime Museum overlook the Bosphorus. Locals flock to the food market on Saturdays. It is possible to find picnic spots in the nearby Abbasağa and Yıldız parks.