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Galata Tower, where long queues are expected to climb to the top of this place and watch the Istanbul view, is one of the most important symbols that draws the silhouette of Istanbul. The building, which was built in 528, was built as a lighthouse on the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn, but was also used as a dungeon from time to time. The most popular of the rumors about the tower is that the lovers who went to the tower together eventually got married.
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Galata Tower
Galata Tower, where long queues are expected to climb to the top of this place and watch the Istanbul view, is one of the most important symbols that draws the silhouette of Istanbul. The building, which was built in 528, was built as a lighthouse on the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn, but was also used as a dungeon from time to time. The most popular of the rumors about the tower is that the lovers who went to the tower together eventually got married.
This Dolmabahçe Palace, which was built by the Ottoman Sultan Sultan Abdülmecit on the shores of the Bosphorus in 1856, is one of the most important landmarks of Istanbul with its magnificent appearance bearing traces of Western architecture. Dolmabahçe Palace, one of the largest palaces in Turkey, also has a different spiritual value as it is the place where Atatürk spent his last days.
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Dolmabahce Palace
Dolmabahçe CaddesiThis Dolmabahçe Palace, which was built by the Ottoman Sultan Sultan Abdülmecit on the shores of the Bosphorus in 1856, is one of the most important landmarks of Istanbul with its magnificent appearance bearing traces of Western architecture. Dolmabahçe Palace, one of the largest palaces in Turkey, also has a different spiritual value as it is the place where Atatürk spent his last days.
It is a basilica-planned patriarchal cathedral built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I between 532-537 in the old city center of Istanbul's historical peninsula. It was converted into a mosque by Mehmed.
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Hagia Sophia
No:1 Ayasofya MeydanıIt is a basilica-planned patriarchal cathedral built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I between 532-537 in the old city center of Istanbul's historical peninsula. It was converted into a mosque by Mehmed.
One of the magnificent historical structures of Istanbul is the Basilica Cistern, located in the southwest of Hagia Sophia. This large underground cistern, built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I (527-565), was called the "Basilica Palace" among the people because of the marble columns rising from the water and appearing to be countless. .
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Basilica Cistern
1/3 Yerebatan Cd.One of the magnificent historical structures of Istanbul is the Basilica Cistern, located in the southwest of Hagia Sophia. This large underground cistern, built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I (527-565), was called the "Basilica Palace" among the people because of the marble columns rising from the water and appearing to be countless. .
An Ottoman palace, the treasure of our civilization on the historical peninsula, with one of the most beautiful views that make up the silhouette of Istanbul. After the conquest of Istanbul in 1453, the construction of Topkapı Palace, which was started in 1460 at the request of Fatih Sultan Mehmet, was completed in 1478.
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Topkapi Palace
An Ottoman palace, the treasure of our civilization on the historical peninsula, with one of the most beautiful views that make up the silhouette of Istanbul. After the conquest of Istanbul in 1453, the construction of Topkapı Palace, which was started in 1460 at the request of Fatih Sultan Mehmet, was completed in 1478.
The Spice Bazaar is located next to the New Mosque and Flower Market in Eminönü, one of the oldest settlements in Istanbul, which has hosted three great civilizations. Spice Bazaar, one of the historical covered bazaars of Istanbul, was built by the Ottoman Sultan IV. It was built by Mehmet's mother, Hatice Turhan Sultan. Unlike the bazaars of the period, rubble stone, cut stone and brick are used in its construction. The bazaar, whose construction was started in 1660 by the architect Kasım Ağa, was completed in 1664 by Mustafa Ağa, the Chief Architect of Hassa. According to some written sources, it is said that there was a covered bazaar called Makron Envalos in the Byzantine period where the bazaar is located, and Venetians and Genoese traded in this bazaar. The building, which was known as the Yeni Çarşı and Valide Bazaar in the first years, has been referred to as the Spice Bazaar among the people since the 18th century. Reason; The bazaar was built with taxes collected from Cairo, that is, Egypt. Spices from Southeast Asia, India and Egypt were distributed to Europe in Istanbul, the most important point of the Silk Road. The vault of the "L" shaped bazaar is much higher, as if compared to the Grand Bazaar, which is much larger than itself. There are 86 shops in the bazaar, which has 6 gates: Tahmis Gate (Balıkpazarı Gate), Haseki Gate (Garden Gate), Çiçekpazarı Gate, Yenicami Gate, Ketenciler Gate opening to Tahtakale and Eminönü Gate. The Spice Bazaar also got its share from the fires, which played an important role in the history of Istanbul. The Spice Bazaar, which was badly damaged in the fire on January 2, 1691, surrendered to the flames once again in 1940. In the historical bazaar, which took its current shape with the restoration in 1940-1943, there are shops selling different products from jewelers to herbalists, from spice shops to Turkish delight shops, from delicatessens to souvenirs.
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Mısır Çarşısı
92 Erzak Ambarı Sok.The Spice Bazaar is located next to the New Mosque and Flower Market in Eminönü, one of the oldest settlements in Istanbul, which has hosted three great civilizations. Spice Bazaar, one of the historical covered bazaars of Istanbul, was built by the Ottoman Sultan IV. It was built by Mehmet's mother, Hatice Turhan Sultan. Unlike the bazaars of the period, rubble stone, cut stone and brick are used in its construction. The bazaar, whose construction was started in 1660 by the architect Kasım Ağa, was completed in 1664 by Mustafa Ağa, the Chief Architect of Hassa. According to some written sources, it is said that there was a covered bazaar called Makron Envalos in the Byzantine period where the bazaar is located, and Venetians and Genoese traded in this bazaar. The building, which was known as the Yeni Çarşı and Valide Bazaar in the first years, has been referred to as the Spice Bazaar among the people since the 18th century. Reason; The bazaar was built with taxes collected from Cairo, that is, Egypt. Spices from Southeast Asia, India and Egypt were distributed to Europe in Istanbul, the most important point of the Silk Road. The vault of the "L" shaped bazaar is much higher, as if compared to the Grand Bazaar, which is much larger than itself. There are 86 shops in the bazaar, which has 6 gates: Tahmis Gate (Balıkpazarı Gate), Haseki Gate (Garden Gate), Çiçekpazarı Gate, Yenicami Gate, Ketenciler Gate opening to Tahtakale and Eminönü Gate. The Spice Bazaar also got its share from the fires, which played an important role in the history of Istanbul. The Spice Bazaar, which was badly damaged in the fire on January 2, 1691, surrendered to the flames once again in 1940. In the historical bazaar, which took its current shape with the restoration in 1940-1943, there are shops selling different products from jewelers to herbalists, from spice shops to Turkish delight shops, from delicatessens to souvenirs.
The Grand Bazaar, located in the center of Istanbul, in the middle of Beyazıt, Nuruosmaniye and Mercan districts, is the world's largest bazaar and one of the oldest covered bazaars. There are approximately 4,000 shops in the Grand Bazaar and the total number of employees in these shops is approximately 25,000. It is said to house close to 500,000 people during the busiest times of the day. Hosting 91 million tourists a year, the bazaar is the most visited tourist attraction in the world.
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Grand Bazaar
Beyazıt CaddesiThe Grand Bazaar, located in the center of Istanbul, in the middle of Beyazıt, Nuruosmaniye and Mercan districts, is the world's largest bazaar and one of the oldest covered bazaars. There are approximately 4,000 shops in the Grand Bazaar and the total number of employees in these shops is approximately 25,000. It is said to house close to 500,000 people during the busiest times of the day. Hosting 91 million tourists a year, the bazaar is the most visited tourist attraction in the world.
The synagogue, which was founded by Jews immigrating from Ohrid, Macedonia, is today the largest synagogue in Istanbul. The prayer platform called Teva, which means the ship of Noah's Ark in the synagogue, attracts great attention because it resembles the bow of a boat.
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Ahrida Synagogue
No:7 Kürkçü Çeşmesi Sk.The synagogue, which was founded by Jews immigrating from Ohrid, Macedonia, is today the largest synagogue in Istanbul. The prayer platform called Teva, which means the ship of Noah's Ark in the synagogue, attracts great attention because it resembles the bow of a boat.
The Fener Greek Patriarchate, also known as the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate, is located in Balat, on the shores of the Golden Horn. The Patriarchate, which was moved to its current location on the Grand Vizier Ali Paşa Street in 1602, gained its present appearance with the restoration carried out in the 1800s.
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Ecumenical Orthodox Patriarchate
No:19 Dr. Sadık Ahmet Cd.The Fener Greek Patriarchate, also known as the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate, is located in Balat, on the shores of the Golden Horn. The Patriarchate, which was moved to its current location on the Grand Vizier Ali Paşa Street in 1602, gained its present appearance with the restoration carried out in the 1800s.
The Maiden's Tower, one of the most romantic symbols of Istanbul, was restored in 2000 and started to serve as a restaurant. Proposing marriage in the Maiden's Tower, which can be reached in 5 minutes by boat from Üsküdar beach, has become one of the customs of Istanbul. There is no requirement to eat at the restaurant to visit the Maiden's Tower, you can only see the Maiden's Tower up close by paying the toll by boat. To go to the Maiden's Tower from Üsküdar Salacak and Kabataş by boat, from Üsküdar Salacak pier every day between 09.00-18.45; There are only weekend flights from Kabataş between 09.00-18.45.
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Maiden's Tower
Salacak MevkiiThe Maiden's Tower, one of the most romantic symbols of Istanbul, was restored in 2000 and started to serve as a restaurant. Proposing marriage in the Maiden's Tower, which can be reached in 5 minutes by boat from Üsküdar beach, has become one of the customs of Istanbul. There is no requirement to eat at the restaurant to visit the Maiden's Tower, you can only see the Maiden's Tower up close by paying the toll by boat. To go to the Maiden's Tower from Üsküdar Salacak and Kabataş by boat, from Üsküdar Salacak pier every day between 09.00-18.45; There are only weekend flights from Kabataş between 09.00-18.45.
The first bridge connecting the Golden Horn and known as the "Galata Bridge" was built in 1845. This bridge was renovated in 1863, 1875 and 1912; Built in 1912, the bridge in the style of the First National Architecture Movement has become one of the symbols of the city. Galata Bridge, the symbol of the city, burned down in 1992 and its name was changed to "Historical Galata Bridge".
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Galata Bridge
Galata KöprüsüThe first bridge connecting the Golden Horn and known as the "Galata Bridge" was built in 1845. This bridge was renovated in 1863, 1875 and 1912; Built in 1912, the bridge in the style of the First National Architecture Movement has become one of the symbols of the city. Galata Bridge, the symbol of the city, burned down in 1992 and its name was changed to "Historical Galata Bridge".
Sultan Ahmet Mosque or Sultanahmed Mosque was built by the Ottoman Sultan Ahmed I between 1609 and 1617 on the historical peninsula in Istanbul, by the architect Sedefkar Mehmed Ağa. The mosque is called the "Blue Mosque" by Europeans because it is decorated with blue, green and white colored Iznik tiles, and because its half domes and the inside of the big dome are also decorated with blue-weighted hand-drawn works. With the conversion of Hagia Sophia from a mosque to a museum in 1935, it became the main mosque of Istanbul.
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The Blue Mosque
No:10 Atmeydanı Cd.Sultan Ahmet Mosque or Sultanahmed Mosque was built by the Ottoman Sultan Ahmed I between 1609 and 1617 on the historical peninsula in Istanbul, by the architect Sedefkar Mehmed Ağa. The mosque is called the "Blue Mosque" by Europeans because it is decorated with blue, green and white colored Iznik tiles, and because its half domes and the inside of the big dome are also decorated with blue-weighted hand-drawn works. With the conversion of Hagia Sophia from a mosque to a museum in 1935, it became the main mosque of Istanbul.
Safir Tower, the tallest building in Istanbul, stands out as the place where you can look at Istanbul from the highest. The height of the building, which has 66 floors, is 261 meters. The building, which was built as a shopping mall and residence, is located in Çeliktepe, on Büyükdere Street. The viewing terrace, located on the top floor of the building, offers a different panorama of Istanbul with its exciting height. You have to pay a small fee to go up to Sapphire Observation Terrace with the elevator that goes at a speed of 20 km per hour. There is also a cafe on the terrace for those who want to enjoy the view to the fullest.
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Istanbul Sapphire
No:1 Eski Büyükdere Cd.Safir Tower, the tallest building in Istanbul, stands out as the place where you can look at Istanbul from the highest. The height of the building, which has 66 floors, is 261 meters. The building, which was built as a shopping mall and residence, is located in Çeliktepe, on Büyükdere Street. The viewing terrace, located on the top floor of the building, offers a different panorama of Istanbul with its exciting height. You have to pay a small fee to go up to Sapphire Observation Terrace with the elevator that goes at a speed of 20 km per hour. There is also a cafe on the terrace for those who want to enjoy the view to the fullest.
Gulhane Park was the outer garden of Topkapi Palace during the Ottoman Empire and contained a grove and rose gardens. In the Sarayburnu section, there is the first statue of Atatürk erected after the Republic (3 October 1926). The statue was made by the Australian architect Kripel. Atatürk showed the Latin letters to the public for the first time in this park on September 1, 1928. While Atatürk's body was sent to Ankara, the last ceremony in Istanbul was held on 19 November 1938 in the Sarayburnu section of Gülhane Park. The coffin was taken from the gun carriage by 12 generals and placed on the Zafer destroyer, which was docked on a pontoon on the quay to be taken to the battleship Yavuz.
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Gulhane Park
Kennedy CaddesiGulhane Park was the outer garden of Topkapi Palace during the Ottoman Empire and contained a grove and rose gardens. In the Sarayburnu section, there is the first statue of Atatürk erected after the Republic (3 October 1926). The statue was made by the Australian architect Kripel. Atatürk showed the Latin letters to the public for the first time in this park on September 1, 1928. While Atatürk's body was sent to Ankara, the last ceremony in Istanbul was held on 19 November 1938 in the Sarayburnu section of Gülhane Park. The coffin was taken from the gun carriage by 12 generals and placed on the Zafer destroyer, which was docked on a pontoon on the quay to be taken to the battleship Yavuz.
Haseki Hamam is a historical Turkish bath located between Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque in Istanbul. The bath was built by Mimar Sinan, between 1556 and 1557, by Hürrem Sultan, the wife of Suleiman I. There used to be the Zeuxippos Baths where the bath was built.
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Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam
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Haseki Hamam is a historical Turkish bath located between Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque in Istanbul. The bath was built by Mimar Sinan, between 1556 and 1557, by Hürrem Sultan, the wife of Suleiman I. There used to be the Zeuxippos Baths where the bath was built.
The Historical Ağa hamamı was constructed by Fatih Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror (the 7th Ottoman Padishah). Ağa Hamamı was used as a private hamam by Mehmed the Conqueror and his sons. At that time, Beyoglu District was not a settlement area and the Padishahs would come to Beyoglu District for hunting. Mehmed the Conqueror constructed this building as a hunting house in 1454. Ağa hamamı was designed as a hamam below the two flats above. It underwent a large-scale renovation in 1844 by Abdulmecid (the 31st Ottoman Padishah). It was used by the Padishahs and their sons until the final years of the Ottoman Empire.
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Ağa Hamamı
No:48 Turnacıbaşı Cd.The Historical Ağa hamamı was constructed by Fatih Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror (the 7th Ottoman Padishah). Ağa Hamamı was used as a private hamam by Mehmed the Conqueror and his sons. At that time, Beyoglu District was not a settlement area and the Padishahs would come to Beyoglu District for hunting. Mehmed the Conqueror constructed this building as a hunting house in 1454. Ağa hamamı was designed as a hamam below the two flats above. It underwent a large-scale renovation in 1844 by Abdulmecid (the 31st Ottoman Padishah). It was used by the Padishahs and their sons until the final years of the Ottoman Empire.
The Sepetçiler Mansion is one of the two coastal mansions in Sarayburnu, the part of the Historic Peninsula that overlooks Galata and the Bosphorus. Sultan III. It was built by Architect Davut Ağa with materials specially brought from various regions during the reign of Murat. The historical building, which was within the borders of Topkapı Palace at the time it was built, was renovated during the reigns of Suleiman the Magnificent and Sultan Mahmut I. There were boats belonging to the sultans in the place where the Sepetçiler Summer Palace, one of the most magnificent of the mansions built during the Ottoman period, was located. The Ottoman sultans used to watch the navy's departure or return from here, as in the Yalı Köşkü. The Sepetçiler Kasrı, which was used as a military medicine warehouse at the beginning of the Republic period, was restored by the General Directorate of Foundations in 1980 after being abandoned for a while. The Sepetçiler Summer Palace, which was used as the International Press Center of the General Directorate of Press and the Project Office for the 2010 European Capital of Culture, continues to host its guests today with its view and delicious tastes.
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The Sepetçiler Mansion is one of the two coastal mansions in Sarayburnu, the part of the Historic Peninsula that overlooks Galata and the Bosphorus. Sultan III. It was built by Architect Davut Ağa with materials specially brought from various regions during the reign of Murat. The historical building, which was within the borders of Topkapı Palace at the time it was built, was renovated during the reigns of Suleiman the Magnificent and Sultan Mahmut I. There were boats belonging to the sultans in the place where the Sepetçiler Summer Palace, one of the most magnificent of the mansions built during the Ottoman period, was located. The Ottoman sultans used to watch the navy's departure or return from here, as in the Yalı Köşkü. The Sepetçiler Kasrı, which was used as a military medicine warehouse at the beginning of the Republic period, was restored by the General Directorate of Foundations in 1980 after being abandoned for a while. The Sepetçiler Summer Palace, which was used as the International Press Center of the General Directorate of Press and the Project Office for the 2010 European Capital of Culture, continues to host its guests today with its view and delicious tastes.
Pera Museum, which opened its doors at the beginning of June 2005, is the first step of a comprehensive cultural initiative implemented by the Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation in order to provide culture and art services in this distinguished spot of the city. The building, which was built by architect Achille Manoussos in Istanbul's favorite district Tepebaşı in 1893 for the Pera Museum, which assumed the function of a 'museum-cultural center' in this project, was completely overhauled by Architect M. Sinan Genim, transformed into a modern equipped museum and put into service. presented. “Orientalist Painting”, “Anatolian Weights and Measures” and “Kütahya Tiles and Ceramics” collections belonging to the Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation and the values represented by these collections; Pera Museum, which shares it with the public through exhibitions, publishing products, oral activities, film screenings, learning programs and scientific studies, and aims to pass it on to future generations, also hosts important names of world art with its periodic exhibitions. Among them are the Tate Britain, the Victoria and Albert Museum, St. Petersburg Russian State Museum, JP Morgan Chase Collection, New York School of Visual Arts, and Maeght Foundation, the Pera Museum produces joint projects with the world's leading museums, collections and foundations. , Josef Koudelka, Joan Miró, Akira Kurosawa, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, Fernando Botero, Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, Goya, Manolo Valdés, Andy Warhol, Cecil Beaton, Alberto Giacometti, Giorgio de Chirico, Sergey Parajanov. brought our country together with art lovers. Pera Museum, which has been organizing exhibitions supporting young artists every year since its opening, in cooperation with national and international education and art institutions, enriches all its exhibitions with books, oral activities and learning programs. Standing out with its periodical programs and events, Pera Film organizes comprehensive screenings for visitors and cinema enthusiasts, ranging from classics to independent films, animations and documentaries, sometimes parallel to exhibitions.
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Pera Museum
65 Meşrutiyet Cd.Pera Museum, which opened its doors at the beginning of June 2005, is the first step of a comprehensive cultural initiative implemented by the Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation in order to provide culture and art services in this distinguished spot of the city. The building, which was built by architect Achille Manoussos in Istanbul's favorite district Tepebaşı in 1893 for the Pera Museum, which assumed the function of a 'museum-cultural center' in this project, was completely overhauled by Architect M. Sinan Genim, transformed into a modern equipped museum and put into service. presented. “Orientalist Painting”, “Anatolian Weights and Measures” and “Kütahya Tiles and Ceramics” collections belonging to the Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation and the values represented by these collections; Pera Museum, which shares it with the public through exhibitions, publishing products, oral activities, film screenings, learning programs and scientific studies, and aims to pass it on to future generations, also hosts important names of world art with its periodic exhibitions. Among them are the Tate Britain, the Victoria and Albert Museum, St. Petersburg Russian State Museum, JP Morgan Chase Collection, New York School of Visual Arts, and Maeght Foundation, the Pera Museum produces joint projects with the world's leading museums, collections and foundations. , Josef Koudelka, Joan Miró, Akira Kurosawa, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, Fernando Botero, Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, Goya, Manolo Valdés, Andy Warhol, Cecil Beaton, Alberto Giacometti, Giorgio de Chirico, Sergey Parajanov. brought our country together with art lovers. Pera Museum, which has been organizing exhibitions supporting young artists every year since its opening, in cooperation with national and international education and art institutions, enriches all its exhibitions with books, oral activities and learning programs. Standing out with its periodical programs and events, Pera Film organizes comprehensive screenings for visitors and cinema enthusiasts, ranging from classics to independent films, animations and documentaries, sometimes parallel to exhibitions.
One of the historical cisterns in our city is the Şerefiye Cistern. The cistern, which was started to be built by the order of the Byzantine Emperor Theodosius II, with the aim of storing water from the Bozdoğan Aqueduct, was completed in 443, after 15 years of work.
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Şerefiye Sarnıcı
No:2/1 Piyer Loti Cd.One of the historical cisterns in our city is the Şerefiye Cistern. The cistern, which was started to be built by the order of the Byzantine Emperor Theodosius II, with the aim of storing water from the Bozdoğan Aqueduct, was completed in 443, after 15 years of work.
Art center housed in a former bank building with exhibition space, cafe and library with free Wi-Fi. Located on Bankalar Street, Salt Galata was designed by the architect Alexandre Vallauri for Bank-ı Osmanî-i Şahane and opened for use in 1892. Today, it offers many opportunities to visitors and researchers.
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SALT Galata, Istanbul
No:11 Bankalar Cd.Art center housed in a former bank building with exhibition space, cafe and library with free Wi-Fi. Located on Bankalar Street, Salt Galata was designed by the architect Alexandre Vallauri for Bank-ı Osmanî-i Şahane and opened for use in 1892. Today, it offers many opportunities to visitors and researchers.
Madame Tussauds, the world's most famous Wax Sculpture Museum brand, which has been visited by millions of people since its first opening in London 250 years ago and still maintains its popularity today, is now in Istanbul.
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Madame Tussauds Istanbul
no: 56/58 İstiklal Cd.Madame Tussauds, the world's most famous Wax Sculpture Museum brand, which has been visited by millions of people since its first opening in London 250 years ago and still maintains its popularity today, is now in Istanbul.
The mosque was built by the Armenian architect Nigoğos Balyan by Sultan Abdülmecid in 1853. The mosque, which is a very elegant building, is in the Baroque style. It is placed in a unique location on the Bosphorus. As in all selatin mosques, it consists of two parts, the harim and the sultan's section. Wide and high windows are arranged to bring the changing lights of the Bosphorus into the mosque. The building, which can be reached by stairs, has two minarets with a single balcony. Its walls are made of white cut stone. The walls of the single dome are made of pink mosaic. The mihrab is made of mosaic and marble, the pulpit is made of marble covered with porphyry and is the product of a fine workmanship.
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Ortaköy Camii
The mosque was built by the Armenian architect Nigoğos Balyan by Sultan Abdülmecid in 1853. The mosque, which is a very elegant building, is in the Baroque style. It is placed in a unique location on the Bosphorus. As in all selatin mosques, it consists of two parts, the harim and the sultan's section. Wide and high windows are arranged to bring the changing lights of the Bosphorus into the mosque. The building, which can be reached by stairs, has two minarets with a single balcony. Its walls are made of white cut stone. The walls of the single dome are made of pink mosaic. The mihrab is made of mosaic and marble, the pulpit is made of marble covered with porphyry and is the product of a fine workmanship.
The impressive Bosphorus tour, which starts from Eminönü Galata Bridge and continues to Anadolu Kavağı, is one of the must-do sightseeing activities for Istanbul's visitors. Your Istanbul trip would not be complete without a traditional and unforgettable sea cruise by ferry or boat in the Bosphorus, which separates Europe and Asia.
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Bosphorus
The impressive Bosphorus tour, which starts from Eminönü Galata Bridge and continues to Anadolu Kavağı, is one of the must-do sightseeing activities for Istanbul's visitors. Your Istanbul trip would not be complete without a traditional and unforgettable sea cruise by ferry or boat in the Bosphorus, which separates Europe and Asia.
Balat is a modest district with its colorful houses and narrow stone-paved streets. Popular cafes and modern galleries share streets with the neighborhood's old-fashioned grocers. structures such as the Ecumenical Greek Patriarchate basilica, synagogues and Byzantine churches; It reflects the cosmopolitan history of the region, which is home to Jewish, Greek and Armenian communities. The Chora Museum has golden mosaics and colorful frescoes.
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Balat
Balat is a modest district with its colorful houses and narrow stone-paved streets. Popular cafes and modern galleries share streets with the neighborhood's old-fashioned grocers. structures such as the Ecumenical Greek Patriarchate basilica, synagogues and Byzantine churches; It reflects the cosmopolitan history of the region, which is home to Jewish, Greek and Armenian communities. The Chora Museum has golden mosaics and colorful frescoes.
Beyazıt Square is one of the most important political and historical places of Istanbul. It was built by Emperor Theodosius in 393 AD as the largest square in the city. At that time, the square was known as "Form Tauri Square" because of the bronze bull heads on the giant triumphal arch in the middle. While a few marble blocks and column ruins have survived from the triumphal arch, there is no trace of the monumental fountain in the north. Beyazıt Square, at the center of the Historic Peninsula, at the center of the city's main transportation axes, is a place that has witnessed many historical events. The historical square, which had political importance in the Ottoman period, maintains its importance in the cultural field during the Republican period. Istanbul University, which is considered to be one of the best and most established universities in the world, and Beyazıt Mosque, which is the oldest sultanate mosque in Istanbul that preserves its originality, played a major role in preserving the importance of the square. The square, which also hosts the Beyazıt State Library and Booksellers' Bazaar, is also a road to the Grand Bazaar. The square, which was called the Old Palace Square during the Ottoman period and was changed to Hürriyet Square for a period, continues to host domestic and foreign tourists as one of the important touristic centers of the city today.
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Beyazit Square
Yeniçeriler CaddesiBeyazıt Square is one of the most important political and historical places of Istanbul. It was built by Emperor Theodosius in 393 AD as the largest square in the city. At that time, the square was known as "Form Tauri Square" because of the bronze bull heads on the giant triumphal arch in the middle. While a few marble blocks and column ruins have survived from the triumphal arch, there is no trace of the monumental fountain in the north. Beyazıt Square, at the center of the Historic Peninsula, at the center of the city's main transportation axes, is a place that has witnessed many historical events. The historical square, which had political importance in the Ottoman period, maintains its importance in the cultural field during the Republican period. Istanbul University, which is considered to be one of the best and most established universities in the world, and Beyazıt Mosque, which is the oldest sultanate mosque in Istanbul that preserves its originality, played a major role in preserving the importance of the square. The square, which also hosts the Beyazıt State Library and Booksellers' Bazaar, is also a road to the Grand Bazaar. The square, which was called the Old Palace Square during the Ottoman period and was changed to Hürriyet Square for a period, continues to host domestic and foreign tourists as one of the important touristic centers of the city today.
Ulus Park is a park located in the Ulus district of Beşiktaş district of Istanbul. Ulus Park is located on Ahmet Adnan Saygun Street. The park, which is well-maintained and green, has a very beautiful view as it is located in a position overlooking the Bosphorus.
Ulus Parkı
Ulus ParkıUlus Park is a park located in the Ulus district of Beşiktaş district of Istanbul. Ulus Park is located on Ahmet Adnan Saygun Street. The park, which is well-maintained and green, has a very beautiful view as it is located in a position overlooking the Bosphorus.
Beyazıt Tower is one of the most important elements of the silhouette of the Historic Peninsula adorned with minarets. The historical building, also known as the Beyazıt Fire Tower, was built in 1749 as a wooden structure to monitor the fires, after the Küçük Pazar fire, which caused great loss in Istanbul. It is the first fire tower built to activate the firefighters in the city in case of possible fires. In some sources, it is stated that in the place of Beyazıt Tower, located in the Central Campus of Istanbul University, there was a tower called "Tetratsiyon" in the Byzantine period, which was built to watch the fires from afar. Fire alarms at Beyazıt Tower are lanterns at night; During the daytime, it was made with hanging baskets. The tower, where the fire news was given, surrendered to the flames several times. Beyazıt Tower, which was rebuilt every time as wooden, was built in 1828 by the II. It was built as masonry by order of Mahmut. In 1849, the wide eaves, cone-shaped wooden cover was replaced; Three floors with an octagonal plan, round windows and narrowing upwards are added. In 1889, a send pole was added to the tower. The 85-meter-high tower, built of cut stone, sits on a truncated pyramid-shaped pedestal. The tower is accessed from inside by a spiral-shaped wooden staircase. The tower has a total of 256 steps, 180 of which are on the viewing floor. The length of the flagpole is 13 meters. The tower, which has been used to monitor fires since the day it was built, is still used for fire warning and meteorological forecasting. If the tower is illuminated in blue at night, it indicates that the weather will be clear the next day, with green rain, yellow with fog and red with snow.
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Beyazıt Tower
Beyazıt Tower is one of the most important elements of the silhouette of the Historic Peninsula adorned with minarets. The historical building, also known as the Beyazıt Fire Tower, was built in 1749 as a wooden structure to monitor the fires, after the Küçük Pazar fire, which caused great loss in Istanbul. It is the first fire tower built to activate the firefighters in the city in case of possible fires. In some sources, it is stated that in the place of Beyazıt Tower, located in the Central Campus of Istanbul University, there was a tower called "Tetratsiyon" in the Byzantine period, which was built to watch the fires from afar. Fire alarms at Beyazıt Tower are lanterns at night; During the daytime, it was made with hanging baskets. The tower, where the fire news was given, surrendered to the flames several times. Beyazıt Tower, which was rebuilt every time as wooden, was built in 1828 by the II. It was built as masonry by order of Mahmut. In 1849, the wide eaves, cone-shaped wooden cover was replaced; Three floors with an octagonal plan, round windows and narrowing upwards are added. In 1889, a send pole was added to the tower. The 85-meter-high tower, built of cut stone, sits on a truncated pyramid-shaped pedestal. The tower is accessed from inside by a spiral-shaped wooden staircase. The tower has a total of 256 steps, 180 of which are on the viewing floor. The length of the flagpole is 13 meters. The tower, which has been used to monitor fires since the day it was built, is still used for fire warning and meteorological forecasting. If the tower is illuminated in blue at night, it indicates that the weather will be clear the next day, with green rain, yellow with fog and red with snow.
Foreigners describing Büyükada in the middle of the 19th century describe the elegance, elegance, and walks on the beach around the pier in the evening. During the first quarter of the 20th century, a significant number of Ottoman intellectuals and writers shared the beauty and social atmosphere of Büyükada, in addition to the island people and non-Muslims, who were predominantly Greeks. The vitality of Büyükada, which lost its Greek people after the First World War and the Republic, was largely lost until the 1930s. However, towards the 1940s, it regained its feature of being a summer resort that was preferred by the wealthy segments of the Republican era, state dignitaries and high bureaucracy. During this period, Büyükada was decorated with new mansions, elaborate and tasteful buildings, and was one of the daily travel destinations of the people of Istanbul. Aya Yorgi church and monastery are located on the highest hill of the island. The first building here was built in the 6th century AD. There are also the remains of many churches and monasteries at this location. Some of these have survived to the present day, while others have remained as ruins. On the Isa Hill, there is the Christos Church and monastery. Ayios Dimitrios Church in Kumsal district is one of the important religious buildings of the island. The Orthodox community on the island performs their major rituals here. The most striking of the 4 mosques in Büyükada in terms of architecture is the Hamidiye Mosque, which was built by Abdülhamid II. This mosque, which was built under western influence in terms of architecture, is located on Ada Mosque street. It is possible to reach Büyükada by the Ada Ferries departing from Sirkeci, Kabataş and Bostancı and by the sea buses of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality. There is a car ban on the island. This ensures that the island stays away from noise and as a clean air location.
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Büyükada
Foreigners describing Büyükada in the middle of the 19th century describe the elegance, elegance, and walks on the beach around the pier in the evening. During the first quarter of the 20th century, a significant number of Ottoman intellectuals and writers shared the beauty and social atmosphere of Büyükada, in addition to the island people and non-Muslims, who were predominantly Greeks. The vitality of Büyükada, which lost its Greek people after the First World War and the Republic, was largely lost until the 1930s. However, towards the 1940s, it regained its feature of being a summer resort that was preferred by the wealthy segments of the Republican era, state dignitaries and high bureaucracy. During this period, Büyükada was decorated with new mansions, elaborate and tasteful buildings, and was one of the daily travel destinations of the people of Istanbul. Aya Yorgi church and monastery are located on the highest hill of the island. The first building here was built in the 6th century AD. There are also the remains of many churches and monasteries at this location. Some of these have survived to the present day, while others have remained as ruins. On the Isa Hill, there is the Christos Church and monastery. Ayios Dimitrios Church in Kumsal district is one of the important religious buildings of the island. The Orthodox community on the island performs their major rituals here. The most striking of the 4 mosques in Büyükada in terms of architecture is the Hamidiye Mosque, which was built by Abdülhamid II. This mosque, which was built under western influence in terms of architecture, is located on Ada Mosque street. It is possible to reach Büyükada by the Ada Ferries departing from Sirkeci, Kabataş and Bostancı and by the sea buses of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality. There is a car ban on the island. This ensures that the island stays away from noise and as a clean air location.
Heybeliada is the largest island of Istanbul after Büyükada. The reason why the island is called Heybeliada is that when viewed from afar, the island looks like a saddlebag left on the ground. It is one of the most sought-after summer resorts in Istanbul. It is famous not only for its nature, clean air and beauty, but also for its institutions such as its Navy, Sanatorium, and Seminary (Priest) School. Today, the island's population is around 7,000. However, this population increases several times during the summer seasons. When the daily visitors in the summer are added, it can be thought that the summer population of the island exceeds 50 thousand. As with other islands, ferry services to Heybeliada started in the middle of the 19th century. A significant amount of Turkish population also lived on the island, where the wealthy Greeks lived, due to the presence of the Bahriye. While the population of the island was determined as 800 in 1820, it increased to 2000 after the start of the ferry services. Heybeliada, which calmed down like other islands during the War of Independence and the population exchange, started to regain its vitality in the 1950s. The width of the island is 2700 meters and the length is 1200 meters. Heybeliada, consisting of 4 hills, is located in the middle of Istanbul islands. The highest peak is Değirmentepe (136 meters). Other hills are Taşocağı Hill, Makarios Hill and Ümit Hill. This hill, formerly called Priest Hill, is 85 meters high and has the Priest's School on it. There are also 4 ports on the island. Çam Harbor and Bahriye Harbor, located in a beautiful bay, are the most important of them. The important structures of the island are the Naval School, Aye Ofemya Holy Spring, Heybeliada Sanatorium (founded in 1924), Turkey's first sanatorium, Hüseyin Rahmi Gürpınar High School, one of the famous residents of Heybeliada, Abbas Halim Pasha Mansion, Priest's School, other religious buildings and official buildings. . On the island, on two tour routes, one of which is called the "Grand Tour" and the other "Small Tour", tours are made with donkeys and cars during the summer seasons. The Little Tour is also called the Lovers Tour. Heybeliada, like the other islands of Istanbul, is free of motor vehicles. Evliya Çelebi records that there was a Bostancıbaşı and several Subaşı soldiers in Heybeliada, and that the income of the island was given to Kaptan Pasha.
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Heybeliada
Heybeliada is the largest island of Istanbul after Büyükada. The reason why the island is called Heybeliada is that when viewed from afar, the island looks like a saddlebag left on the ground. It is one of the most sought-after summer resorts in Istanbul. It is famous not only for its nature, clean air and beauty, but also for its institutions such as its Navy, Sanatorium, and Seminary (Priest) School. Today, the island's population is around 7,000. However, this population increases several times during the summer seasons. When the daily visitors in the summer are added, it can be thought that the summer population of the island exceeds 50 thousand. As with other islands, ferry services to Heybeliada started in the middle of the 19th century. A significant amount of Turkish population also lived on the island, where the wealthy Greeks lived, due to the presence of the Bahriye. While the population of the island was determined as 800 in 1820, it increased to 2000 after the start of the ferry services. Heybeliada, which calmed down like other islands during the War of Independence and the population exchange, started to regain its vitality in the 1950s. The width of the island is 2700 meters and the length is 1200 meters. Heybeliada, consisting of 4 hills, is located in the middle of Istanbul islands. The highest peak is Değirmentepe (136 meters). Other hills are Taşocağı Hill, Makarios Hill and Ümit Hill. This hill, formerly called Priest Hill, is 85 meters high and has the Priest's School on it. There are also 4 ports on the island. Çam Harbor and Bahriye Harbor, located in a beautiful bay, are the most important of them. The important structures of the island are the Naval School, Aye Ofemya Holy Spring, Heybeliada Sanatorium (founded in 1924), Turkey's first sanatorium, Hüseyin Rahmi Gürpınar High School, one of the famous residents of Heybeliada, Abbas Halim Pasha Mansion, Priest's School, other religious buildings and official buildings. . On the island, on two tour routes, one of which is called the "Grand Tour" and the other "Small Tour", tours are made with donkeys and cars during the summer seasons. The Little Tour is also called the Lovers Tour. Heybeliada, like the other islands of Istanbul, is free of motor vehicles. Evliya Çelebi records that there was a Bostancıbaşı and several Subaşı soldiers in Heybeliada, and that the income of the island was given to Kaptan Pasha.
Burgazadası is the third of the Istanbul Islands in size. The island is round in shape and is about 2 kilometers wide. The only hill on the island is Bayrak Tepe. Burgazadası is one of the most popular places in Istanbul with its climate, coast, pines and restored elegant mansions. The mansions and mansions of the island are known for their beauty and elegance. The beautiful wooden mansions are usually on the beach on Gezinti Caddesi, on the Volunteer and Mehtap streets at the foot of the hill overlooking Kaşıkadası and Heybeliada. Due to the high house prices and rents, Burgazadası is an expensive summer resort preferred by the wealthy sections of Istanbul and famous artists. When you go east from the ferry port, you reach the old beach of the island. There is a promontory extending from here towards Heybeliada and a lighthouse at its tip. Cemetery Cape is located south of the beach. When you turn the rock on this cape, you come to the south coast of the island. This is the steep place where Bayrak Tepe is located. There is the Christos Monastery on this hill, which rises like a wall from the shore. When you continue from the coast in the same direction, you come to Kalpazankaya. The small cove right next to Kalpazankaya is one of the promenades of Burgas. There is Marta Bay in the south of Kalpazankaya, and Aya Yorgi Monastery in the northwest. Evliya Çelebi describes Burgazadası as follows in his Travelogue: “The castle is a small castle built on steep rocks on the sea coast in the style of a square seddadi. The island is 10 miles wide. It is quite efficient. There are about 300 houses with connected gardens and wells with fresh water. It is under the administration of Bostancıbaşı and has a Janissary ban. Its people are Romans. There are prosperous churches. Goats and rabbits are abundant. The vineyards in the mountains do not count. Its people are rich sailors.” One of Turkey's first sanatoriums was established in Burgazada in 1928. No mosque was built on the island until 1953. A small mosque was built on a land given by the municipality in 1953, on the occasion of the 500th Anniversary of the Conquest.
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Burgaz Island
Burgazadası is the third of the Istanbul Islands in size. The island is round in shape and is about 2 kilometers wide. The only hill on the island is Bayrak Tepe. Burgazadası is one of the most popular places in Istanbul with its climate, coast, pines and restored elegant mansions. The mansions and mansions of the island are known for their beauty and elegance. The beautiful wooden mansions are usually on the beach on Gezinti Caddesi, on the Volunteer and Mehtap streets at the foot of the hill overlooking Kaşıkadası and Heybeliada. Due to the high house prices and rents, Burgazadası is an expensive summer resort preferred by the wealthy sections of Istanbul and famous artists. When you go east from the ferry port, you reach the old beach of the island. There is a promontory extending from here towards Heybeliada and a lighthouse at its tip. Cemetery Cape is located south of the beach. When you turn the rock on this cape, you come to the south coast of the island. This is the steep place where Bayrak Tepe is located. There is the Christos Monastery on this hill, which rises like a wall from the shore. When you continue from the coast in the same direction, you come to Kalpazankaya. The small cove right next to Kalpazankaya is one of the promenades of Burgas. There is Marta Bay in the south of Kalpazankaya, and Aya Yorgi Monastery in the northwest. Evliya Çelebi describes Burgazadası as follows in his Travelogue: “The castle is a small castle built on steep rocks on the sea coast in the style of a square seddadi. The island is 10 miles wide. It is quite efficient. There are about 300 houses with connected gardens and wells with fresh water. It is under the administration of Bostancıbaşı and has a Janissary ban. Its people are Romans. There are prosperous churches. Goats and rabbits are abundant. The vineyards in the mountains do not count. Its people are rich sailors.” One of Turkey's first sanatoriums was established in Burgazada in 1928. No mosque was built on the island until 1953. A small mosque was built on a land given by the municipality in 1953, on the occasion of the 500th Anniversary of the Conquest.
During the conquest of Istanbul by Fatih Sultan Mehmet, it was located in the most beautiful place in Istanbul. A war strategy was developed by setting up Fatih's tent here. According to the information on the history pages, the first Otağ-ı Hümayun was established here. For Fatih Sultan Mehmet, this place has been a complete headquarters.
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Otağtepe Fatih Korusu
During the conquest of Istanbul by Fatih Sultan Mehmet, it was located in the most beautiful place in Istanbul. A war strategy was developed by setting up Fatih's tent here. According to the information on the history pages, the first Otağ-ı Hümayun was established here. For Fatih Sultan Mehmet, this place has been a complete headquarters.
The German Fountain was dedicated to the memory of the Emperor, who came to Turkey three times, to come to Istanbul for the second time in 1898. In his first visit, the Ottoman army sold German rifles in 1889. Wilhelm had promised to give the Baghdad Railway to German companies during his second visit to Istanbul. Built by the German government to commemorate this visit, the fountain was designed based on a drawing of the emperor.
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German Fountain
At Meydanı CaddesiThe German Fountain was dedicated to the memory of the Emperor, who came to Turkey three times, to come to Istanbul for the second time in 1898. In his first visit, the Ottoman army sold German rifles in 1889. Wilhelm had promised to give the Baghdad Railway to German companies during his second visit to Istanbul. Built by the German government to commemorate this visit, the fountain was designed based on a drawing of the emperor.
Pierre Loti Hill is a hill overlooking the Golden Horn in Eyüpsultan district of Istanbul. The hill got its name from the French novelist and orientalist Julien Viaud, who came to Istanbul in 1876 and settled here, and is known for frequently visiting a coffee house on this hill. The proposal submitted to the city council in order to change the name of the hill to Eyüpsultan Tepesi received great objections from many circles and was rejected by the city council. Tepe and its tea garden with the same name are also a place frequently visited by tourists coming to Istanbul. Access to the hill is also possible with the TF2 (Eyüp - Pierre Loti) Cable Car Line.
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Pierre Loti Tepesi Turistik Tesisleri
İdris Köşkü CaddesiPierre Loti Hill is a hill overlooking the Golden Horn in Eyüpsultan district of Istanbul. The hill got its name from the French novelist and orientalist Julien Viaud, who came to Istanbul in 1876 and settled here, and is known for frequently visiting a coffee house on this hill. The proposal submitted to the city council in order to change the name of the hill to Eyüpsultan Tepesi received great objections from many circles and was rejected by the city council. Tepe and its tea garden with the same name are also a place frequently visited by tourists coming to Istanbul. Access to the hill is also possible with the TF2 (Eyüp - Pierre Loti) Cable Car Line.
The obelisk was first built by the Egyptian pharaoh III. It was built by Thutmose in the 15th century BC and was erected south of the seventh pylon of the temple of Karnak. Roman emperor II. Constantius had the obelisk brought to the city of Alexandria over the Nile in 357 AD in honor of the 20th anniversary of his accession to the throne. Later, in 390 AD, Emperor Theodosius I had the obelisk brought to Istanbul by ship and had it erected in its current location in the Hippodrome.[1] The obelisk was made of red Aswan granite and was originally 30 m high. However, its height today is 18.45 m (24.87 m with its pedestal), since its lower part was destroyed either during transportation or when it was placed in its present location. Its weight is approximately 200 tons. Lady Montagu, owner of THE LETTERS OF THE ORGANIZED, wrote in one of the letters dated 1718: This stone stands on four pillars on a chipped stone foot in the form of a murabba. On both feet of the stone there is a picture of a battle and a parliament as reliefs.
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Obelisk of Theodosius
The obelisk was first built by the Egyptian pharaoh III. It was built by Thutmose in the 15th century BC and was erected south of the seventh pylon of the temple of Karnak. Roman emperor II. Constantius had the obelisk brought to the city of Alexandria over the Nile in 357 AD in honor of the 20th anniversary of his accession to the throne. Later, in 390 AD, Emperor Theodosius I had the obelisk brought to Istanbul by ship and had it erected in its current location in the Hippodrome.[1] The obelisk was made of red Aswan granite and was originally 30 m high. However, its height today is 18.45 m (24.87 m with its pedestal), since its lower part was destroyed either during transportation or when it was placed in its present location. Its weight is approximately 200 tons. Lady Montagu, owner of THE LETTERS OF THE ORGANIZED, wrote in one of the letters dated 1718: This stone stands on four pillars on a chipped stone foot in the form of a murabba. On both feet of the stone there is a picture of a battle and a parliament as reliefs.
Miniatürk, in other words Miniature Turkey Park and Museum, is an open-air museum where miniature models of important works and artifacts of cities and countries are exhibited, as in some countries of the world. It is a very ideal place for those who want to tour the important historical and cultural places of Turkey in a short time in Istanbul and especially for families with children. In Miniatürk, it is possible to see the miniatures of the most important and historical monuments of Turkey, 1/25 of their actual size, from the Çanakkale Victory Monument to Amasya and Safranbolu houses, the Selimiye Mosque, Mevlana Tomb, Malabadi and Mostar bridges, Sultanahmet, Hagia Sophia, the Bosphorus Bridge and Atatürk Airport. It also has two tiny museums, Kristal Istanbul and Panorama Victory Museum. Apart from the open-air exhibition area, it is also a very large complex that hosts a restaurant, cafeteria, gift shop, children's playground, ferry, command boat, sightseeing train, chess and labyrinth area, and Turkey-Istanbul Simulation Helicopter tour. There is also a parking lot for 300 cars. There are miniatures in 3 sections: 62 pieces of Istanbul Artifacts, 60 pieces of Anatolian Artifacts and 13 pieces of Ottoman Foreign Artifacts. The miniature models are so original and realistic that you feel like you are walking in a fairyland like a giant like Güliver. Another impressive area of Miniatürk is Kristal Istanbul, the world's first and only crystal museum. Crystal Istanbul, which is a 3D artifact museum that brings together crystal glass, light and high laser technology with history, exhibits the figures of 16 of Istanbul's most important and valuable historical artifacts, created by laser processing into crystal glass. In the Crystal Museum, you can see 16 pieces of Istanbul's crystal works such as Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia and Galat Tower. You will witness the great wars and daily life in Turkey's historical past, accompanied by sound and light effects. There is also an exhibition area of Atatürk Photographs. Miniaturk Museum is open to visitors every day of the week between 09:00 and 19:00.
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Miniatürk
Miniatürk, in other words Miniature Turkey Park and Museum, is an open-air museum where miniature models of important works and artifacts of cities and countries are exhibited, as in some countries of the world. It is a very ideal place for those who want to tour the important historical and cultural places of Turkey in a short time in Istanbul and especially for families with children. In Miniatürk, it is possible to see the miniatures of the most important and historical monuments of Turkey, 1/25 of their actual size, from the Çanakkale Victory Monument to Amasya and Safranbolu houses, the Selimiye Mosque, Mevlana Tomb, Malabadi and Mostar bridges, Sultanahmet, Hagia Sophia, the Bosphorus Bridge and Atatürk Airport. It also has two tiny museums, Kristal Istanbul and Panorama Victory Museum. Apart from the open-air exhibition area, it is also a very large complex that hosts a restaurant, cafeteria, gift shop, children's playground, ferry, command boat, sightseeing train, chess and labyrinth area, and Turkey-Istanbul Simulation Helicopter tour. There is also a parking lot for 300 cars. There are miniatures in 3 sections: 62 pieces of Istanbul Artifacts, 60 pieces of Anatolian Artifacts and 13 pieces of Ottoman Foreign Artifacts. The miniature models are so original and realistic that you feel like you are walking in a fairyland like a giant like Güliver. Another impressive area of Miniatürk is Kristal Istanbul, the world's first and only crystal museum. Crystal Istanbul, which is a 3D artifact museum that brings together crystal glass, light and high laser technology with history, exhibits the figures of 16 of Istanbul's most important and valuable historical artifacts, created by laser processing into crystal glass. In the Crystal Museum, you can see 16 pieces of Istanbul's crystal works such as Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia and Galat Tower. You will witness the great wars and daily life in Turkey's historical past, accompanied by sound and light effects. There is also an exhibition area of Atatürk Photographs. Miniaturk Museum is open to visitors every day of the week between 09:00 and 19:00.
Kule Transmitter Facilities Operation and Technologies Inc. or Kule A.Ş with its abbreviated name was established in April 2017 to operate terrestrial transmitter facilities. Camlica Tower, built on a total area of 30,150 square meters, is the highest structure in Istanbul with an altitude of 587 meters above sea level. The tower consists of a total of 49 floors, 4 below the ground and 45 above the ground. The project was created with a competition and then it was designed in 3D. Unlike an ordinary structure, the tower is a symbolic structure, as it is the tallest structure in our country and is located in one of the risky areas where the most critical points of earthquake risk and wind load intersect.
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Camlica Tower
No:1 Oyma SokakKule Transmitter Facilities Operation and Technologies Inc. or Kule A.Ş with its abbreviated name was established in April 2017 to operate terrestrial transmitter facilities. Camlica Tower, built on a total area of 30,150 square meters, is the highest structure in Istanbul with an altitude of 587 meters above sea level. The tower consists of a total of 49 floors, 4 below the ground and 45 above the ground. The project was created with a competition and then it was designed in 3D. Unlike an ordinary structure, the tower is a symbolic structure, as it is the tallest structure in our country and is located in one of the risky areas where the most critical points of earthquake risk and wind load intersect.
Istanbul Museum of Modern Art organizes modern and contemporary art exhibitions from Turkey and the world with an innovative and interdisciplinary approach in permanent and temporary exhibition areas. Collection exhibitions make visible the continuity and interaction between Turkish modern and contemporary art. The exhibition approach, which presents the changes and transformations in art history with thematic and chronological approaches, also brings together the artists from Turkey and different geographies in the collection. It organizes conceptual exhibitions and retrospectives that include examples of Turkish modern and contemporary art in its periodical exhibitions. It also hosts large-scale and international exhibitions that point to current transformations in the field of visual arts. With the exhibitions it organizes in its Photography Gallery, it introduces the audience to the processes of photography in Turkey and the world from its beginnings to the present day and the reflections of art movements in the world in the field of photography. The museum's photography collection consists of the works of leading photographers from Türkiye and different geographies. While focusing on different disciplines of today's art with its short-term exhibitions, it brings together mainly young generation artists under different themes.
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Istanbul Museum of Modern Art
No:1/1 Meşrutiyet Cd.Istanbul Museum of Modern Art organizes modern and contemporary art exhibitions from Turkey and the world with an innovative and interdisciplinary approach in permanent and temporary exhibition areas. Collection exhibitions make visible the continuity and interaction between Turkish modern and contemporary art. The exhibition approach, which presents the changes and transformations in art history with thematic and chronological approaches, also brings together the artists from Turkey and different geographies in the collection. It organizes conceptual exhibitions and retrospectives that include examples of Turkish modern and contemporary art in its periodical exhibitions. It also hosts large-scale and international exhibitions that point to current transformations in the field of visual arts. With the exhibitions it organizes in its Photography Gallery, it introduces the audience to the processes of photography in Turkey and the world from its beginnings to the present day and the reflections of art movements in the world in the field of photography. The museum's photography collection consists of the works of leading photographers from Türkiye and different geographies. While focusing on different disciplines of today's art with its short-term exhibitions, it brings together mainly young generation artists under different themes.
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Taksim Square, located in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul, is one of the most famous spots in the city of Istanbul. It is one of the biggest tourist attraction centers of Istanbul with its restaurants, shops, hotels, entertainment and cultural places. Taksim Square, which became a square in the Republican Period, also hosted many political and social events.
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Taksim Square
Taksim Square, located in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul, is one of the most famous spots in the city of Istanbul. It is one of the biggest tourist attraction centers of Istanbul with its restaurants, shops, hotels, entertainment and cultural places. Taksim Square, which became a square in the Republican Period, also hosted many political and social events.
It is known for its cafes and old buildings. It is a district where foreigners and artists settled in Istanbul.
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Cihangir
It is known for its cafes and old buildings. It is a district where foreigners and artists settled in Istanbul.
Tophane is a district on the shores of the Bosphorus, in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul. Two years after the conquest of Istanbul by Fatih Sultan Mehmet, he established Tersane-i Amire (Haliç) and 1460 Tophane-i Amire (Tophane) in 1455 and started the first industrial move in Istanbul. Due to this feature, Tophane can be said to be one of the oldest industrial areas of Istanbul during the Ottoman period. While it is stated in some sources that the Tophane district was an uninhabited countryside and garden area, just outside the Genoese walls of Galata, before the conquest of Istanbul by the Turks, according to some writers, this place was a forest. While it was accepted that the name of the district was "Metopon" in the Byzantine period, more recent research has put forward the thesis that it is the "Silver City" (Argyropolis) due to its beautiful appearance. In Byzantium, there was a very old Temple of Apollo, as well as in the place of the barracks to be built by the Turks later,'' Ste. Irene" or the "Church of Hadrien and Natalie". Tophane building is used as Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University Cultural Center today. Every year, the first week of March also hosts the traditional dress ball within the framework of the anniversary celebrations of the school. Until recently, it used to attract many people every day with its hookah shops and the American market. Today, the shops are emptied in the area where the American Market is located, and it is structured with a different project under the name of Galataport. This historical region, where Taksim, Beşiktaş and Karaköy directions intersect, maintains its vitality today as it was in the past. Contemporary art museum Istanbul Modern is in this district
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Tophane
Tophane is a district on the shores of the Bosphorus, in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul. Two years after the conquest of Istanbul by Fatih Sultan Mehmet, he established Tersane-i Amire (Haliç) and 1460 Tophane-i Amire (Tophane) in 1455 and started the first industrial move in Istanbul. Due to this feature, Tophane can be said to be one of the oldest industrial areas of Istanbul during the Ottoman period. While it is stated in some sources that the Tophane district was an uninhabited countryside and garden area, just outside the Genoese walls of Galata, before the conquest of Istanbul by the Turks, according to some writers, this place was a forest. While it was accepted that the name of the district was "Metopon" in the Byzantine period, more recent research has put forward the thesis that it is the "Silver City" (Argyropolis) due to its beautiful appearance. In Byzantium, there was a very old Temple of Apollo, as well as in the place of the barracks to be built by the Turks later,'' Ste. Irene" or the "Church of Hadrien and Natalie". Tophane building is used as Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University Cultural Center today. Every year, the first week of March also hosts the traditional dress ball within the framework of the anniversary celebrations of the school. Until recently, it used to attract many people every day with its hookah shops and the American market. Today, the shops are emptied in the area where the American Market is located, and it is structured with a different project under the name of Galataport. This historical region, where Taksim, Beşiktaş and Karaköy directions intersect, maintains its vitality today as it was in the past. Contemporary art museum Istanbul Modern is in this district
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.
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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.
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.
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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.
The history of Kadıköy dates back to ancient times. Established in BC. The year 675 is accepted. B.C. It is known that around 1000 BC, a trade colony called Harhadon was established in Fikirtepe by the Phoenicians. Opposite the first settlement in Fikirtepe, a second settlement is formed between Moda Burnu and Yoğurtçu with the name of Halkedon (Copper Country). In this period, Halkedon (Chalcedon) became famous for the Temple of Apollo. Haydarpaşa Meadow is used by people of Halkedon for horse races. B.C. Byzantium, which settled in Sarayburnu in 658 and laid the core of the Byzantine city, admired the beauty of the region and called Kadıköy the "Land of the Blind", characterizing the people who settled on the opposite side (in Kadıköy) with blindness. For this reason, it is also called by this name in various sources.
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Kadıköy
The history of Kadıköy dates back to ancient times. Established in BC. The year 675 is accepted. B.C. It is known that around 1000 BC, a trade colony called Harhadon was established in Fikirtepe by the Phoenicians. Opposite the first settlement in Fikirtepe, a second settlement is formed between Moda Burnu and Yoğurtçu with the name of Halkedon (Copper Country). In this period, Halkedon (Chalcedon) became famous for the Temple of Apollo. Haydarpaşa Meadow is used by people of Halkedon for horse races. B.C. Byzantium, which settled in Sarayburnu in 658 and laid the core of the Byzantine city, admired the beauty of the region and called Kadıköy the "Land of the Blind", characterizing the people who settled on the opposite side (in Kadıköy) with blindness. For this reason, it is also called by this name in various sources.
After Fatih's conquest of Istanbul, Bebek, a Greek fishing village, took its name from a soldier named Bebek Çelebi. It became a popular district in III. It coincides with the period of Ahmet. Bebek, which was a summer resort at that time, became a constantly lived district with the start of ferry services in the middle of the 19th century, and Bebek also got its share from the construction that rapidly distorted the Bosphorus hills and its guards after 1980. With a population of around 6,000, Bebek is one of the important living centers not only of Beşiktaş but also of Istanbul.
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Bebek
After Fatih's conquest of Istanbul, Bebek, a Greek fishing village, took its name from a soldier named Bebek Çelebi. It became a popular district in III. It coincides with the period of Ahmet. Bebek, which was a summer resort at that time, became a constantly lived district with the start of ferry services in the middle of the 19th century, and Bebek also got its share from the construction that rapidly distorted the Bosphorus hills and its guards after 1980. With a population of around 6,000, Bebek is one of the important living centers not only of Beşiktaş but also of Istanbul.
Eminönü by the harbor is full of boats that drop passengers off at the ferry piers near the city's bazaars. There are stalls selling fruit, tea and spices in the Spice Bazaar, while the adjacent Grand Bazaar has colorful carpets, fabrics, lamps and jewellery. Suleymaniye Mosque overlooks the region from above, while Rustem Pasha Mosque, built in the 16th century, is famous for its Iznik tiles.
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Eminönü
Eminönü by the harbor is full of boats that drop passengers off at the ferry piers near the city's bazaars. There are stalls selling fruit, tea and spices in the Spice Bazaar, while the adjacent Grand Bazaar has colorful carpets, fabrics, lamps and jewellery. Suleymaniye Mosque overlooks the region from above, while Rustem Pasha Mosque, built in the 16th century, is famous for its Iznik tiles.
Sultanahmet; It is home to the impressive Blue Mosque with its iconic minarets, dating from the Ottoman Period, and the famous Hagia Sophia Mosque, full of mosaics. Sultanahmet Square, next to the site, features parks, gardens, and fountains, as well as the Egyptian Theodosius Obelisk and the 4th-century Column Remains of the Million Stone nearby. The popular district is full of shops, hotels and traditional restaurants.
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Sultanahmet
Sultanahmet; It is home to the impressive Blue Mosque with its iconic minarets, dating from the Ottoman Period, and the famous Hagia Sophia Mosque, full of mosaics. Sultanahmet Square, next to the site, features parks, gardens, and fountains, as well as the Egyptian Theodosius Obelisk and the 4th-century Column Remains of the Million Stone nearby. The popular district is full of shops, hotels and traditional restaurants.
Beyazıt Square is one of the most important political and historical places of Istanbul. It was built by Emperor Theodosius in 393 AD as the largest square in the city. At that time, the square was known as "Form Tauri Square" because of the bronze bull heads on the giant triumphal arch in the middle. While a few marble blocks and column ruins have survived from the triumphal arch, there is no trace of the monumental fountain in the north. Beyazıt Square, at the center of the Historic Peninsula, at the center of the city's main transportation axes, is a place that has witnessed many historical events. The historical square, which had political importance in the Ottoman period, maintains its importance in the cultural field during the Republican period. Istanbul University, which is considered to be one of the best and most established universities in the world, and Beyazıt Mosque, which is the oldest sultanate mosque in Istanbul that preserves its originality, played a major role in preserving the importance of the square. The square, which also hosts the Beyazıt State Library and Booksellers' Bazaar, is also a road to the Grand Bazaar. The square, which was called the Old Palace Square during the Ottoman period and was changed to Hürriyet Square for a period, continues to host domestic and foreign tourists as one of the important touristic centers of the city today.
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Beyazıt
Beyazıt Square is one of the most important political and historical places of Istanbul. It was built by Emperor Theodosius in 393 AD as the largest square in the city. At that time, the square was known as "Form Tauri Square" because of the bronze bull heads on the giant triumphal arch in the middle. While a few marble blocks and column ruins have survived from the triumphal arch, there is no trace of the monumental fountain in the north. Beyazıt Square, at the center of the Historic Peninsula, at the center of the city's main transportation axes, is a place that has witnessed many historical events. The historical square, which had political importance in the Ottoman period, maintains its importance in the cultural field during the Republican period. Istanbul University, which is considered to be one of the best and most established universities in the world, and Beyazıt Mosque, which is the oldest sultanate mosque in Istanbul that preserves its originality, played a major role in preserving the importance of the square. The square, which also hosts the Beyazıt State Library and Booksellers' Bazaar, is also a road to the Grand Bazaar. The square, which was called the Old Palace Square during the Ottoman period and was changed to Hürriyet Square for a period, continues to host domestic and foreign tourists as one of the important touristic centers of the city today.
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Galataport Istanbul project, with an investment amount of 1.7 billion dollars, the most important destination projects of the world with its unique cruise port located on the coastline of 1.2 km by the Bosphorus, an exclusive hotel brand, cafes, restaurants, boutique shops, offices and two important art museums. is among. The port was named the best port in Europe in 2022.
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The Güllü Family has been making baklava since the 1800s. It is known that the first person to start baklava in the family was Hacı Mehmed Güllü, known as "Güllü Çelebi" in Gaziantep. Güllü Çelebi, who entered the confectionery profession in Gaziantep, went to Aleppo and Damascus, which are the most advanced regions in confectionery, in order to advance in the profession and stayed for six months and started baklava. learned the tricks. When he returned to Gaziantep, he set up a baklava counter. After Güllü Çelebi's death, his son Hacı Mahmud Güllü continued his father's profession and singlehandedly used the rolling pin. started the production of baklava from single rolled thin phyllo. When all four sons of Hacı Mahmud Güllü grew up as baklava makers, baklava became a tradition in the Güllü Family.
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Karakoy Gulluoglu
No:67 Kemankeş CaddesiThe Güllü Family has been making baklava since the 1800s. It is known that the first person to start baklava in the family was Hacı Mehmed Güllü, known as "Güllü Çelebi" in Gaziantep. Güllü Çelebi, who entered the confectionery profession in Gaziantep, went to Aleppo and Damascus, which are the most advanced regions in confectionery, in order to advance in the profession and stayed for six months and started baklava. learned the tricks. When he returned to Gaziantep, he set up a baklava counter. After Güllü Çelebi's death, his son Hacı Mahmud Güllü continued his father's profession and singlehandedly used the rolling pin. started the production of baklava from single rolled thin phyllo. When all four sons of Hacı Mahmud Güllü grew up as baklava makers, baklava became a tradition in the Güllü Family.
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Namlı Gurme
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Köşkeroğlu, whose first name was Altın Wire Baklava and Kadayifları, opened its first branch in Istanbul in 1986 and since our grandfather was a shoemaker, we wanted to keep his name alive, so the name was changed as Köşkeroğlu. In addition to being an undisputed baklava with plenty of flavor, it continues to serve its guests with delicious tastes at the Kebap restaurant in Karaköy.
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Köşkeroğlu Baklava
No:46 Gümrük Sk.Köşkeroğlu, whose first name was Altın Wire Baklava and Kadayifları, opened its first branch in Istanbul in 1986 and since our grandfather was a shoemaker, we wanted to keep his name alive, so the name was changed as Köşkeroğlu. In addition to being an undisputed baklava with plenty of flavor, it continues to serve its guests with delicious tastes at the Kebap restaurant in Karaköy.
Tanzimat döneminde, Sultan Abdülhamit ve Sultan Abdülaziz tiyatro seyretmek için Beyoğlu'nda, İstiklal Caddesi ile Sahne Sokağı'nın kesiştiği köşede yer alan ünlü Naum Tiyatrosu'na gelirlerdi. Verdi'nin "II Trovatore" adlı ünlü operası da, Paris'ten önce İstanbul'da bu tiyatroda sahnelenmiştir. Naum Tiyatrosu, sahnelenen İtalyan operaları nedeniyle İstanbul'un ve Avrupa'nın sayılı kültür merkezleri arasına girmiştir.
1870 yılında gerçekleşen büyük Beyoğlu yangınında, Naum Tiyatrosu da yanarak yıkılmış ve yangın sonrası yeniden inşaa edilen binalardan biri olmuştur. "Galata Bankerleri" sanıyla tanınan Rum bankerlerinden Hristaki Zografos Efendi, 1876 yılında, yanan Naum Tiyatrosu'nun yerini satın almıştır. Bu arsa üzerine, İtalyan mimar Cleanthy Zanno'ya çizdirdiği proje ile içinde bir çarşı ve apartman bulunduran, yeni tipte bir bina yaptırmıştır.
1876 yılında yapımı biten binanın altında, o dönemde moda olan, Paris tarzında düzenlenmiş 24 dükkan, üstünde ise 18 lüks daire bulunuyordu. Dükkanların oluşturduğu pasaja "Hristaki Pasajı", binaya ise "Cite de Pera" adı verilmiştir. Pasajın ilk dönemlerinde açılan Acemyan'ın tütüncü dükkanı, Maison Parret ve Vallaury'nin pastanesi, Japon mağazası, Natürel çiçekçisi, Pandelis'in çiçekçi dükkanı, Schumacher'in fırını, Papadopulos'un mücellithanesi, Keserciyan'ın terzihanesi, Yorgo'nun meyhanesi, Sideris'in kürk mağazası gibi işletmeler bu dükkanlardan birkaçıydı.
1908 yılında bina mülkiyetinin Sadrazam Sait Paşa'ya geçmesiyle birlikte pasaj "Sait Paşa Geçidi" adını almıştır. 1940 Mütareke yıllarında ise pasajdaki küçük dükkanlara çiçekçiler yerleşmeye başlamıştır. Ekim Devriminden kaçan beyaz Rus kadınları, baronesler ve düşesler de burada çiçek satanlardan bazılarıydı. Cite de Pera bir süre çiçek mezat yeri olarak da kullanılmaya başlanınca, Beyoğlu'ndaki çiçekçiler pasaja toplanmış ve pasajın adı "Çiçekçiler Pasajı"na dönüşmüştür.
1940'lı yıllardan başlayarak açılan bira ve meyhaneler, bir süre sonra apartman sakinlerini ve çiçekçileri yavaş yavaş başka yerlere taşımış ve geriye sadece "çiçek" adı kalmıştır. Pasajın ilk meyhanesini açan ise Yorgo Efendi olmuştur. İlerleyen dönemde, Çiçek Pasajı'nı Güzelleştirme ve Yaşatma Derneği'nin gayretleri ile asli durumu dikkate alınarak restore edilmiştir. 1988'deki restorasyondan sonra meyhane olarak kullanıma tekrar açılmış ve 2005 yılı Aralık ayında ise, Mey İçki A.Ş'nin desteği ile tarihi binanın son bakım ve yenileme çalışmaları yapılmıştır. Çatı ve diğer tüm görsel öğeler yeniden restore edilerek aydınlık,ferah ve hoş bir ortam oluşturulmuştur.
Eski işletme sahiplerinin resimleri, Pasajın Müdavimlerinden ünlü gurme ,mimar ve yazar Aydın Boysan'nın resmi ve akardeoncu Madam Anahit'in resmi Pasajın duvarlarını süslemektedir. Gösterişli cephe mimarisine sahip Çiçek Pasajı (Hristaki Pasajı-Cite de Pera) halen, Beyoğlu'nun en süslü binası olma özelliğine sahiptir. Beyoğlu Güzelleştirme Derneği'nin gerçekleştirdiği bir ankette geçen "Beyoğlu denilince akla ilk ne geliyor? " sorusuna verilen cevaplarda Çiçek Pasajı birinciliği almıştır.
Sayın Can Kıraç , 2 Ekim 1997 tarihli yazısında, Çiçek Pasajı'nın güzel havasını şu satırlarla ifade etmektedir; "Çiçek Pasajı, Beyoğlu akşamlarının ilk durağı, yönlendirici merkeziydi adeta...Ya uzun bir akşamın ilk yudumları ya da eve gitmeden bir iki kadehle stresin atıldığı bir mekan. Gönüllerimizi coşku ile dolduran Çiçek Pasajı Meyhanelerinde, her gün ve her gece başka bir alem yaşanır... Sofraları süsleyen meze çeşitleri, göz ve damak zevklerinize yeni ufuklar açar. Rakılarını yudumlayarak hayal alemlerine dalanların masalarında, her an yeni umutlar açar…ve dostlarla paylaşılan sofralarda, insanların şairlikleri de ortaya çıkar... Kendi Dünyalarıyla buluşan meyhane ozanları, şövalyeler gibi cesur, mecnunlar gibi aşık olurlar. Eğer birgün siz de aşık olursanız, bu düşler alemine dalmayı ihmal etmeyiniz. Çünkü, ÇiçekPasajı meyhanelerinde hayal kurmanın keyfi başkadır
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Çiçek Pasajı Manolya Restaurant
Tanzimat döneminde, Sultan Abdülhamit ve Sultan Abdülaziz tiyatro seyretmek için Beyoğlu'nda, İstiklal Caddesi ile Sahne Sokağı'nın kesiştiği köşede yer alan ünlü Naum Tiyatrosu'na gelirlerdi. Verdi'nin "II Trovatore" adlı ünlü operası da, Paris'ten önce İstanbul'da bu tiyatroda sahnelenmiştir. Naum Tiyatrosu, sahnelenen İtalyan operaları nedeniyle İstanbul'un ve Avrupa'nın sayılı kültür merkezleri arasına girmiştir.
1870 yılında gerçekleşen büyük Beyoğlu yangınında, Naum Tiyatrosu da yanarak yıkılmış ve yangın sonrası yeniden inşaa edilen binalardan biri olmuştur. "Galata Bankerleri" sanıyla tanınan Rum bankerlerinden Hristaki Zografos Efendi, 1876 yılında, yanan Naum Tiyatrosu'nun yerini satın almıştır. Bu arsa üzerine, İtalyan mimar Cleanthy Zanno'ya çizdirdiği proje ile içinde bir çarşı ve apartman bulunduran, yeni tipte bir bina yaptırmıştır.
1876 yılında yapımı biten binanın altında, o dönemde moda olan, Paris tarzında düzenlenmiş 24 dükkan, üstünde ise 18 lüks daire bulunuyordu. Dükkanların oluşturduğu pasaja "Hristaki Pasajı", binaya ise "Cite de Pera" adı verilmiştir. Pasajın ilk dönemlerinde açılan Acemyan'ın tütüncü dükkanı, Maison Parret ve Vallaury'nin pastanesi, Japon mağazası, Natürel çiçekçisi, Pandelis'in çiçekçi dükkanı, Schumacher'in fırını, Papadopulos'un mücellithanesi, Keserciyan'ın terzihanesi, Yorgo'nun meyhanesi, Sideris'in kürk mağazası gibi işletmeler bu dükkanlardan birkaçıydı.
1908 yılında bina mülkiyetinin Sadrazam Sait Paşa'ya geçmesiyle birlikte pasaj "Sait Paşa Geçidi" adını almıştır. 1940 Mütareke yıllarında ise pasajdaki küçük dükkanlara çiçekçiler yerleşmeye başlamıştır. Ekim Devriminden kaçan beyaz Rus kadınları, baronesler ve düşesler de burada çiçek satanlardan bazılarıydı. Cite de Pera bir süre çiçek mezat yeri olarak da kullanılmaya başlanınca, Beyoğlu'ndaki çiçekçiler pasaja toplanmış ve pasajın adı "Çiçekçiler Pasajı"na dönüşmüştür.
1940'lı yıllardan başlayarak açılan bira ve meyhaneler, bir süre sonra apartman sakinlerini ve çiçekçileri yavaş yavaş başka yerlere taşımış ve geriye sadece "çiçek" adı kalmıştır. Pasajın ilk meyhanesini açan ise Yorgo Efendi olmuştur. İlerleyen dönemde, Çiçek Pasajı'nı Güzelleştirme ve Yaşatma Derneği'nin gayretleri ile asli durumu dikkate alınarak restore edilmiştir. 1988'deki restorasyondan sonra meyhane olarak kullanıma tekrar açılmış ve 2005 yılı Aralık ayında ise, Mey İçki A.Ş'nin desteği ile tarihi binanın son bakım ve yenileme çalışmaları yapılmıştır. Çatı ve diğer tüm görsel öğeler yeniden restore edilerek aydınlık,ferah ve hoş bir ortam oluşturulmuştur.
Eski işletme sahiplerinin resimleri, Pasajın Müdavimlerinden ünlü gurme ,mimar ve yazar Aydın Boysan'nın resmi ve akardeoncu Madam Anahit'in resmi Pasajın duvarlarını süslemektedir. Gösterişli cephe mimarisine sahip Çiçek Pasajı (Hristaki Pasajı-Cite de Pera) halen, Beyoğlu'nun en süslü binası olma özelliğine sahiptir. Beyoğlu Güzelleştirme Derneği'nin gerçekleştirdiği bir ankette geçen "Beyoğlu denilince akla ilk ne geliyor? " sorusuna verilen cevaplarda Çiçek Pasajı birinciliği almıştır.
Sayın Can Kıraç , 2 Ekim 1997 tarihli yazısında, Çiçek Pasajı'nın güzel havasını şu satırlarla ifade etmektedir; "Çiçek Pasajı, Beyoğlu akşamlarının ilk durağı, yönlendirici merkeziydi adeta...Ya uzun bir akşamın ilk yudumları ya da eve gitmeden bir iki kadehle stresin atıldığı bir mekan. Gönüllerimizi coşku ile dolduran Çiçek Pasajı Meyhanelerinde, her gün ve her gece başka bir alem yaşanır... Sofraları süsleyen meze çeşitleri, göz ve damak zevklerinize yeni ufuklar açar. Rakılarını yudumlayarak hayal alemlerine dalanların masalarında, her an yeni umutlar açar…ve dostlarla paylaşılan sofralarda, insanların şairlikleri de ortaya çıkar... Kendi Dünyalarıyla buluşan meyhane ozanları, şövalyeler gibi cesur, mecnunlar gibi aşık olurlar. Eğer birgün siz de aşık olursanız, bu düşler alemine dalmayı ihmal etmeyiniz. Çünkü, ÇiçekPasajı meyhanelerinde hayal kurmanın keyfi başkadır
Built in 1831, the building was used as the Russian Embassy until 1880 and then as a Russian prison until 1914, then became the property of the Narmanlı family. Many writers and artists, especially Aliye Berger, Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar and Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu, lived and worked in the building, which was used as a studio and residence in the following years and was known as Narmanlı Yurdu in those years. Group D, founded by five painters, opened its first exhibition in 1933 at the Mimoza Hatter located under Narmanlı Yurdu. The headquarters of Jamanak, one of the important media organs of the Turkish Armenian press, was here for a long time. There are famous restaurants and cafes inside.
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Narmanlı Han
No:180 İstiklal Cd.Built in 1831, the building was used as the Russian Embassy until 1880 and then as a Russian prison until 1914, then became the property of the Narmanlı family. Many writers and artists, especially Aliye Berger, Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar and Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu, lived and worked in the building, which was used as a studio and residence in the following years and was known as Narmanlı Yurdu in those years. Group D, founded by five painters, opened its first exhibition in 1933 at the Mimoza Hatter located under Narmanlı Yurdu. The headquarters of Jamanak, one of the important media organs of the Turkish Armenian press, was here for a long time. There are famous restaurants and cafes inside.
Nevizade is the district next to Istiklal Street in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul. Nevizade, which is located next to Beyoğlu Fish Market and covers Nevizade Street and the surrounding areas, is especially known for the bars and taverns it houses.
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Nevizade Sokak
Nevizade SokakNevizade is the district next to Istiklal Street in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul. Nevizade, which is located next to Beyoğlu Fish Market and covers Nevizade Street and the surrounding areas, is especially known for the bars and taverns it houses.
Akaretler is a lively neighborhood on the seafront, famous for its row houses built in the 19th century for the senior officials of the Dolmabahçe Palace, which are now a museum. Tree-lined Maçka Park is known for its walking paths, while the winding side streets are home to shops, cozy cafes and customers. In addition to the important art museums, the Maritime Museum, which sheds light on Turkish maritime production, is also here.
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Akaretler
Akaretler is a lively neighborhood on the seafront, famous for its row houses built in the 19th century for the senior officials of the Dolmabahçe Palace, which are now a museum. Tree-lined Maçka Park is known for its walking paths, while the winding side streets are home to shops, cozy cafes and customers. In addition to the important art museums, the Maritime Museum, which sheds light on Turkish maritime production, is also here.
Karaköy is a lively harborside neighborhood where extraordinary cafes are teeming with neighborhood patisseries and family businesses. The Ottoman-era buildings, adorned with street art, house studios and boutiques of young fashion designers. In Istanbul Modern, which used to serve as a dry cargo warehouse, you can see contemporary works of art by both Turkish and foreign artists. The 16th-century Kılıç Ali Pasha complex has a hammam and a mosque.
Kılıç Ali Paşa Mescidi Sokak
Kılıç Ali Paşa Mescidi SokakKaraköy is a lively harborside neighborhood where extraordinary cafes are teeming with neighborhood patisseries and family businesses. The Ottoman-era buildings, adorned with street art, house studios and boutiques of young fashion designers. In Istanbul Modern, which used to serve as a dry cargo warehouse, you can see contemporary works of art by both Turkish and foreign artists. The 16th-century Kılıç Ali Pasha complex has a hammam and a mosque.
The tables set with the most well-known and most loved flavors of Turkish and world cuisine turn into a feast with the uninterrupted Bosphorus view of the IMM Cihangir Social Facility. The Cihangir Social Facility, built entirely of wood in harmony with nature, right next to Tophaneni-i Amire, welcomes its guests with an exquisite Bosphorus view. The property, which has an extraordinary panoramic view of Istanbul, includes the Historical Peninsula, Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosques, Galata Tower; On the Anatolian side, Kadıköy, Üsküdar, Maiden's Tower and Çamlıca Hill reveal the countless beauties that make Istanbul Istanbul. The facility, which carries traces of Ottoman architecture and attracts attention with its aesthetic appearance, can serve up to 250 people at the same time. Offering the opportunity to watch the unique beauty of the Bosphorus in a historical atmosphere where green and blue intersect, the facility not only offers cafeteria service, but also conquers the palates of taste lovers with its delicious ravioli, pasta and salad varieties. When you pass by Cihangir, try ravioli, one of the most assertive tastes of Turkish cuisine, spaghetti that everyone loves from 7 to 70, or tortellini, which turns pasta into a feast, at İBB Cihangir Social Facility.
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Cihangir Merdivenleri
No:1 Tüfekçi Salih Sk.The tables set with the most well-known and most loved flavors of Turkish and world cuisine turn into a feast with the uninterrupted Bosphorus view of the IMM Cihangir Social Facility. The Cihangir Social Facility, built entirely of wood in harmony with nature, right next to Tophaneni-i Amire, welcomes its guests with an exquisite Bosphorus view. The property, which has an extraordinary panoramic view of Istanbul, includes the Historical Peninsula, Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosques, Galata Tower; On the Anatolian side, Kadıköy, Üsküdar, Maiden's Tower and Çamlıca Hill reveal the countless beauties that make Istanbul Istanbul. The facility, which carries traces of Ottoman architecture and attracts attention with its aesthetic appearance, can serve up to 250 people at the same time. Offering the opportunity to watch the unique beauty of the Bosphorus in a historical atmosphere where green and blue intersect, the facility not only offers cafeteria service, but also conquers the palates of taste lovers with its delicious ravioli, pasta and salad varieties. When you pass by Cihangir, try ravioli, one of the most assertive tastes of Turkish cuisine, spaghetti that everyone loves from 7 to 70, or tortellini, which turns pasta into a feast, at İBB Cihangir Social Facility.
Located on the terrace of Palazzo Donizetti Hotel in historical Pera with a magnificent view, Duble Meze Bar promises an unforgettable taste experience by combining its unique, peaceful and pleasant atmosphere in the center of the city with modern appetizer interpretations. In the menu that comes out of the double cuisine, the traditional tastes of Turkish cuisine come to life with special touches to the place, offering interesting as well as attractive tastes. The flavors that take their place in the appetizer plates inspired by the cuisine of the Middle East, Anatolia and the Balkans are always renewed according to the season and freshness. Local products used in double mezes are cooked with the latest techniques brought by the modern age. Seasonal flavors with ingredients from the region... The appetizer bar, which is approximately 10 meters long, located in the heart of Duble, can be used by those who want to eat or order more than 40 appetizers. Duble, which has many unique appetizers on its menu, from 'Sea Bass with Mustard' to 'Pacanga with Goat Cheese', 'Smoked Pepper Borani' and 'Kokoreç Bruschetta', in its cuisine, where it differentiates the familiar appetizers, 'Kumpir Seafood Stew', 'Pasta Pickle', 'Tahinli' Eggplant' is quite assertive with its plates like 'Grilled Tongue'. Duble, with its atmosphere that makes you feel all the energy of Pera, and the terrace that offers peace with the hidden beauty of the peninsula, is a candidate to become the favorite of the new season in a short time! In Duble, which came to life with the design of Ufuk Alparslan, the founder of Darc Architecture, while the minimal touches and natural textures, as well as predominantly wood, draw attention, the urban lifestyle created with an elegant ambiance combines with a warm atmosphere.
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Duble Meze Bar
No:85 İstiklal 7 Located on the terrace of Palazzo Donizetti Hotel in historical Pera with a magnificent view, Duble Meze Bar promises an unforgettable taste experience by combining its unique, peaceful and pleasant atmosphere in the center of the city with modern appetizer interpretations. In the menu that comes out of the double cuisine, the traditional tastes of Turkish cuisine come to life with special touches to the place, offering interesting as well as attractive tastes. The flavors that take their place in the appetizer plates inspired by the cuisine of the Middle East, Anatolia and the Balkans are always renewed according to the season and freshness. Local products used in double mezes are cooked with the latest techniques brought by the modern age. Seasonal flavors with ingredients from the region... The appetizer bar, which is approximately 10 meters long, located in the heart of Duble, can be used by those who want to eat or order more than 40 appetizers. Duble, which has many unique appetizers on its menu, from 'Sea Bass with Mustard' to 'Pacanga with Goat Cheese', 'Smoked Pepper Borani' and 'Kokoreç Bruschetta', in its cuisine, where it differentiates the familiar appetizers, 'Kumpir Seafood Stew', 'Pasta Pickle', 'Tahinli' Eggplant' is quite assertive with its plates like 'Grilled Tongue'. Duble, with its atmosphere that makes you feel all the energy of Pera, and the terrace that offers peace with the hidden beauty of the peninsula, is a candidate to become the favorite of the new season in a short time! In Duble, which came to life with the design of Ufuk Alparslan, the founder of Darc Architecture, while the minimal touches and natural textures, as well as predominantly wood, draw attention, the urban lifestyle created with an elegant ambiance combines with a warm atmosphere.
Located in Karaköy, Istanbul's most popular food and beverage route, Mitte offers its guests an unforgettable Asian experience with its brand new menu. You can taste your favorite Asian flavors and enjoy pleasant cocktails at Mitte Karaköy, which creates its own unique Alternative Asian cuisine by adding a modern touch to traditional Asian flavors. Mitte Karaköy welcomes its guests in its restaurant during the day and hosts the unforgettable parties of the city, combining fashion and music with famous DJ performances at night.
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Mitte Restaurant
66/A Necatibey Cd.Located in Karaköy, Istanbul's most popular food and beverage route, Mitte offers its guests an unforgettable Asian experience with its brand new menu. You can taste your favorite Asian flavors and enjoy pleasant cocktails at Mitte Karaköy, which creates its own unique Alternative Asian cuisine by adding a modern touch to traditional Asian flavors. Mitte Karaköy welcomes its guests in its restaurant during the day and hosts the unforgettable parties of the city, combining fashion and music with famous DJ performances at night.
Sunset Grill&Bar has been awarded many international and local awards.
Located at Ulus Park, overlooking a magnificent view of the Bosphorus, awarded in 2023 “the Best Service ” by Michelin, Sunset Grill&Bar is one of the best representatives of the city’s “fine dining” tradition since 1994.
In its early years Sunset introduced Californian Cuisine to a discerning clientele, especially garner a reputation with grilled steaks.
The restaurant continued to come up with innovative ideas over the years such as reinterpreting various authentic dishes of Turkish Cuisine as requested by the restaurant’s international guests and launching a Sushi Bar for the first time in Turkey in 1999.
Still one of the best Sushi addresses in town, Sunset invited world renowned Japanese Chef Hiroki Takemura for 3 months both in 2006 and 2007.
Coming back once again in 2008 Takemura joined the team to work until January 2019, enriching Sunset’s menu with a choice of starters and main courses representing his New Japanese Cuisine.
Having joined the team in 2015 as the Director of Culinary Innovation, Chef Fabrice Canelle on the other hand brought a fresh Mediterranean touch to Sunset’s menu with the nature inspired dishes he is known for.
Today Sunset Grill&Bar serves a vast selection of Mediterranean, Turkish and Japanese cuisines along with a Sushi Bar.
A member of Châine des Rôtisseurs since 1999, Sunset Grill&Bar is the only Turkish restaurant to be invited by the James Beard Foundation to New York to prepare delicious meals representing Turkish Cuisine. Please read on to see all the awards Sunset Grill&Bar has received to date.
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Sunset Grill & Bar
No:2 Yol SokağıSunset Grill&Bar has been awarded many international and local awards.
Located at Ulus Park, overlooking a magnificent view of the Bosphorus, awarded in 2023 “the Best Service ” by Michelin, Sunset Grill&Bar is one of the best representatives of the city’s “fine dining” tradition since 1994.
In its early years Sunset introduced Californian Cuisine to a discerning clientele, especially garner a reputation with grilled steaks.
The restaurant continued to come up with innovative ideas over the years such as reinterpreting various authentic dishes of Turkish Cuisine as requested by the restaurant’s international guests and launching a Sushi Bar for the first time in Turkey in 1999.
Still one of the best Sushi addresses in town, Sunset invited world renowned Japanese Chef Hiroki Takemura for 3 months both in 2006 and 2007.
Coming back once again in 2008 Takemura joined the team to work until January 2019, enriching Sunset’s menu with a choice of starters and main courses representing his New Japanese Cuisine.
Having joined the team in 2015 as the Director of Culinary Innovation, Chef Fabrice Canelle on the other hand brought a fresh Mediterranean touch to Sunset’s menu with the nature inspired dishes he is known for.
Today Sunset Grill&Bar serves a vast selection of Mediterranean, Turkish and Japanese cuisines along with a Sushi Bar.
A member of Châine des Rôtisseurs since 1999, Sunset Grill&Bar is the only Turkish restaurant to be invited by the James Beard Foundation to New York to prepare delicious meals representing Turkish Cuisine. Please read on to see all the awards Sunset Grill&Bar has received to date.
Offering fine dining style with a magnificent and unique Bosporus view, 29 is one of the oldest restaurants in Istanbul. Ranked among the best restaurants in the world with its restaurant and nightclub concept from day to night, 29 is the most iconic address of the city with its sophisticated and innovative high-level service quality.
Since 1983, 29 has been a central focus of Istanbul's nightlife in Bebek, serving far more European meals and sharing international chefs' delicacies with the city's residents. In the years that followed, 29 consistently updated its concept and added fresh attractions to its setup, continuing to provide spectacular evenings to nightlife regulars.
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Ulus 29
No:71/1 Ulus ParkıOffering fine dining style with a magnificent and unique Bosporus view, 29 is one of the oldest restaurants in Istanbul. Ranked among the best restaurants in the world with its restaurant and nightclub concept from day to night, 29 is the most iconic address of the city with its sophisticated and innovative high-level service quality.
Since 1983, 29 has been a central focus of Istanbul's nightlife in Bebek, serving far more European meals and sharing international chefs' delicacies with the city's residents. In the years that followed, 29 consistently updated its concept and added fresh attractions to its setup, continuing to provide spectacular evenings to nightlife regulars.
Günaydın Et Restaurant İstanbul Bostancı’da küçük bir kasap dükkânı olarak çalışmaya başlamış ve bugünlere “ET BİZİM İŞİMİZ” diyerek, kalite ve lezzet konusunda asla ödün vermeden çalışarak gelmiştir. Anadolu yakasının en popüler et lokantarının başında gelen Günaydın Et, bugün her biri öz sermaye ile kurulmuş olan 37 şube, 1 merkez lojistik ve 1 merkez depo olmakla birlikte restoran sektöründe Türkiye’nin devleri arasındadır. Günaydın Et, çiğ et üretimi ve satışı gerçekleştirmekte ayrıca restoran sektöründe hizmet vermektedir. Kalite ve lezzet konusunda rakip tanımayan Günaydın, lezzetin keyfini doruğa taşımaktadır. Et ile birlikte kullanılan malzemelerin her biri özenle seçilmiş olan üreticiler tarafından Güneydoğu Anadolu’dan getirtilmektedir ve tazeliğini korumaktadır.
Son yıllarda perakende sektöründeki gelişmeleri yakından takip eden Günaydın Et, özellikle sirkülasyonun yüksek olduğu Alışveriş Merkezlerinde, trafiğin yoğun olduğu caddelerde restoran işletmeciliği yapmaktadır.
Tüm mağazaların lokasyon seçimi, mağaza konsepti ve menü içerikleri yapılan mağaza karması içinde bulunduğu Alışveriş Merkezlerinde de ziyaretçi trafiğinin artmasına neden olan Günaydın Et, lokasoyon seçiminde çok titiz davranmaktadır. Bu doğrultuda kurulduğu ilk günden itibaren sektördeki yenilik ve farklılıkları takip eden Günaydın Et, 4 farklı mağazacılık konseptinde perakendecilik sektörüne hizmet vermektedir. Köfte Döner Kasap & Steakhouse Kebap Restaurant Burger House Müşterilerine misafir gözü ile bakan ve kendi evlerindeki kadar rahat ve güvende hissetmeleri için çalışan Günaydın, mekanlarında bu muhteşem lezzetlerin yoğun et kokusu ile gölgelenmemesini ilke edinmiş ve Morend kebapçılık anlayışını Türkiye’de yerleştirmiştir. Ürün ve servis kalitesini her zaman en yüksek standartta tutan Günaydın Et, her yıl Kasap & Steakhouse ve Kebap Restaurantlarına göstermiş olduğu özen doğrultusunda en iyi 10 restaurant seçiminde her zaman ilk 3 içinde yer almıştır.
Kebap
Günaydın Et Restaurant İstanbul Bostancı’da küçük bir kasap dükkânı olarak çalışmaya başlamış ve bugünlere “ET BİZİM İŞİMİZ” diyerek, kalite ve lezzet konusunda asla ödün vermeden çalışarak gelmiştir. Anadolu yakasının en popüler et lokantarının başında gelen Günaydın Et, bugün her biri öz sermaye ile kurulmuş olan 37 şube, 1 merkez lojistik ve 1 merkez depo olmakla birlikte restoran sektöründe Türkiye’nin devleri arasındadır. Günaydın Et, çiğ et üretimi ve satışı gerçekleştirmekte ayrıca restoran sektöründe hizmet vermektedir. Kalite ve lezzet konusunda rakip tanımayan Günaydın, lezzetin keyfini doruğa taşımaktadır. Et ile birlikte kullanılan malzemelerin her biri özenle seçilmiş olan üreticiler tarafından Güneydoğu Anadolu’dan getirtilmektedir ve tazeliğini korumaktadır.
Son yıllarda perakende sektöründeki gelişmeleri yakından takip eden Günaydın Et, özellikle sirkülasyonun yüksek olduğu Alışveriş Merkezlerinde, trafiğin yoğun olduğu caddelerde restoran işletmeciliği yapmaktadır.
Tüm mağazaların lokasyon seçimi, mağaza konsepti ve menü içerikleri yapılan mağaza karması içinde bulunduğu Alışveriş Merkezlerinde de ziyaretçi trafiğinin artmasına neden olan Günaydın Et, lokasoyon seçiminde çok titiz davranmaktadır. Bu doğrultuda kurulduğu ilk günden itibaren sektördeki yenilik ve farklılıkları takip eden Günaydın Et, 4 farklı mağazacılık konseptinde perakendecilik sektörüne hizmet vermektedir. Köfte Döner Kasap & Steakhouse Kebap Restaurant Burger House Müşterilerine misafir gözü ile bakan ve kendi evlerindeki kadar rahat ve güvende hissetmeleri için çalışan Günaydın, mekanlarında bu muhteşem lezzetlerin yoğun et kokusu ile gölgelenmemesini ilke edinmiş ve Morend kebapçılık anlayışını Türkiye’de yerleştirmiştir. Ürün ve servis kalitesini her zaman en yüksek standartta tutan Günaydın Et, her yıl Kasap & Steakhouse ve Kebap Restaurantlarına göstermiş olduğu özen doğrultusunda en iyi 10 restaurant seçiminde her zaman ilk 3 içinde yer almıştır.
You will taste an exquisite menu
You will be overwhelmed with fantastic smells
Everything you touch will be enchanting
Everything you hear will be fascinating
You will see glorious people, delightful presentations
and incredible shows
Be entertained, amused, and pampered
Experience luxury dining like never before
Guaranteed...
All your senses will be fully satisfied
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Nusr-Et Steakhouse Etiler
No:87 Nispetiye CdYou will taste an exquisite menu
You will be overwhelmed with fantastic smells
Everything you touch will be enchanting
Everything you hear will be fascinating
You will see glorious people, delightful presentations
and incredible shows
Be entertained, amused, and pampered
Experience luxury dining like never before
Guaranteed...
All your senses will be fully satisfied
Hatay Cuisine Our Business On the one hand, the lands of Hatay, embraced by the thyme-scented cool winds coming from the Amanos Mountains and the Amik Plain, which is bursting with abundance with the waters of the legendary river Asi... In order to present this exceptional and dazzling Hatay cuisine to our esteemed guests, we aimed to set out with the staff carefully selected from that region, drawing on our experiences from years ago... Inspired by the speech of our esteemed prime minister in Hatay in 2004, we named our table "Hatay". We registered it as "Medeniyetler Sofrası"... We are honored to be able to present you our rich table with 90% of the products we supply from that region in the most privileged way...
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Hatay Medeniyetler Sofrasi Etiler
No: 2 Nispetiye CdHatay Cuisine Our Business On the one hand, the lands of Hatay, embraced by the thyme-scented cool winds coming from the Amanos Mountains and the Amik Plain, which is bursting with abundance with the waters of the legendary river Asi... In order to present this exceptional and dazzling Hatay cuisine to our esteemed guests, we aimed to set out with the staff carefully selected from that region, drawing on our experiences from years ago... Inspired by the speech of our esteemed prime minister in Hatay in 2004, we named our table "Hatay". We registered it as "Medeniyetler Sofrası"... We are honored to be able to present you our rich table with 90% of the products we supply from that region in the most privileged way...
Night Club
Karaköy’deki meşhur Bankalar Caddesi’nin üzerinde lambacıların, yedek parçacıların, bankaların arasında kalmış eski bir bina. Ancak içeri adım atınca bambaşka bir yere geldiğinizi anlıyorsunuz. Aynı zamanda apartman kompleksi ve ofis merkezi olarak da çalışan Suma Han, birçok güzel partiye ev sahipliği yapıyor. Birçok ünlü ismin DJ standına geçtiği bu lokasyon, İstanbul’a yeni bir kültür getirmekte. Sanat ile müziği bünyesinde barındıran mekân, İstanbul’un sayılı başarılı mekânlarından biri olma özelliğini taşıyor. Girişler çoğu zaman özel olmakla birlikte genelde içeriden birini tanımanız gerekiyor. Bazı zamanlarda ise bu güzel partileri açık yapmayı tercih ediyorlar. İstanbul’da kaliteli partilerin tadını çıkarmak için Suma Han, oldukça uygun bir isim.
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Suma Han
No:3 Yanıkkapı SokakKaraköy’deki meşhur Bankalar Caddesi’nin üzerinde lambacıların, yedek parçacıların, bankaların arasında kalmış eski bir bina. Ancak içeri adım atınca bambaşka bir yere geldiğinizi anlıyorsunuz. Aynı zamanda apartman kompleksi ve ofis merkezi olarak da çalışan Suma Han, birçok güzel partiye ev sahipliği yapıyor. Birçok ünlü ismin DJ standına geçtiği bu lokasyon, İstanbul’a yeni bir kültür getirmekte. Sanat ile müziği bünyesinde barındıran mekân, İstanbul’un sayılı başarılı mekânlarından biri olma özelliğini taşıyor. Girişler çoğu zaman özel olmakla birlikte genelde içeriden birini tanımanız gerekiyor. Bazı zamanlarda ise bu güzel partileri açık yapmayı tercih ediyorlar. İstanbul’da kaliteli partilerin tadını çıkarmak için Suma Han, oldukça uygun bir isim.
Klein Entertainment ekibi, İstanbul kültür/sanat hayatının köklerine ev sahipliği yapan Pera' da bir gökyüzü bahçesi yaratıyor; KLEIN GARTEN. 600 kişilik kapasiteli, Klein Garten, 'etnik-house' tarzında müzik, lezzetli kokteyller ve bohem dekorasyonu ile sınırsız eğlence için sizleri bekliyor.
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Klein.Garten
No:67 Kat:6 Meşrutiyet Cd.Klein Entertainment ekibi, İstanbul kültür/sanat hayatının köklerine ev sahipliği yapan Pera' da bir gökyüzü bahçesi yaratıyor; KLEIN GARTEN. 600 kişilik kapasiteli, Klein Garten, 'etnik-house' tarzında müzik, lezzetli kokteyller ve bohem dekorasyonu ile sınırsız eğlence için sizleri bekliyor.
Klein is big, the music is powerful, and the people are not just there to be seen - they're there to dance. But the endless game of comparing Istanbul nightlife to other cities does not do Klein justice. This is one place that couldn't exist anywhere but Istanbul.
Pink Mama
No:4 Cebel Topu SokakKlein is big, the music is powerful, and the people are not just there to be seen - they're there to dance. But the endless game of comparing Istanbul nightlife to other cities does not do Klein justice. This is one place that couldn't exist anywhere but Istanbul.
Açıldığı günden beri herkesin ilgisini çeken ve geldikten sonra vazgeçemediği eğlenceli, keyifli, sıcak ve inanılmaz müthiş sinerjisi olan Xlarge Club; sıradışı marjinal eğlence sevenlerin gece hayatındaki vazgeçilmez yerini aldı…
Xlarge Club Sahne şovları, çok özel dansçıları, değişik gecelerde konsept partileri ve ünlü Dj’leri ile çok eğlenceli gecelere imzasını atmaya devam ediyor…
Beyoğlu’unda İstanbul gece hayatına yön vermeye başlayan Xlarge Club su an Maslak’da Maslak Arena etkinlik ve eğlence adası şemsiyesi altında 2500 kişilik dev salonunda hizmet vermektedir.
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XLarge Club İstanbul
No:12 52. SokakAçıldığı günden beri herkesin ilgisini çeken ve geldikten sonra vazgeçemediği eğlenceli, keyifli, sıcak ve inanılmaz müthiş sinerjisi olan Xlarge Club; sıradışı marjinal eğlence sevenlerin gece hayatındaki vazgeçilmez yerini aldı…
Xlarge Club Sahne şovları, çok özel dansçıları, değişik gecelerde konsept partileri ve ünlü Dj’leri ile çok eğlenceli gecelere imzasını atmaya devam ediyor…
Beyoğlu’unda İstanbul gece hayatına yön vermeye başlayan Xlarge Club su an Maslak’da Maslak Arena etkinlik ve eğlence adası şemsiyesi altında 2500 kişilik dev salonunda hizmet vermektedir.
Özlediğimiz Beyoğlu sokaklarında, kavuşmak istediğimiz hislerle, içinde düş bulunmayan, kendine has özel mimarisi ve yaşanmışlıklarıyla Beyoğlu'nun özel yapısı, Kastel, eski adıyla Kloster, elektronik müzik severlere Taksim'de tekrardan özgür bir eğlenme alanı sunuyor. Seçkin ve gerçekliği olan, sevginin ve müziğin köklü isimler ile buluşacağı Kastel, Beyoğlu'nun tarihi binasında 18 Ekim 2019'da kapılarını açtı!
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Kastel
No:10 Kamer Hatun Cd.Özlediğimiz Beyoğlu sokaklarında, kavuşmak istediğimiz hislerle, içinde düş bulunmayan, kendine has özel mimarisi ve yaşanmışlıklarıyla Beyoğlu'nun özel yapısı, Kastel, eski adıyla Kloster, elektronik müzik severlere Taksim'de tekrardan özgür bir eğlenme alanı sunuyor. Seçkin ve gerçekliği olan, sevginin ve müziğin köklü isimler ile buluşacağı Kastel, Beyoğlu'nun tarihi binasında 18 Ekim 2019'da kapılarını açtı!
Solar Beach Theraphy, 1 km.lik kumsal, 2000 kişilik deck ve plaj, havuzu, akşamüstü partileri, müzik festivalleri, masaj, sanatsal aktiviteleri, aromaterapi güzellik merkezi, evcil hayvan merkezi, sağlık merkezi, gym, marketi, restaurant, cafe, bar, Sörf kulübü ve jet ski şampiyonaları gibi aktiviteleri ile Kilyos’un popüler beach clublarından birisi.
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Solar Beach Therapy
32 kilya cadSolar Beach Theraphy, 1 km.lik kumsal, 2000 kişilik deck ve plaj, havuzu, akşamüstü partileri, müzik festivalleri, masaj, sanatsal aktiviteleri, aromaterapi güzellik merkezi, evcil hayvan merkezi, sağlık merkezi, gym, marketi, restaurant, cafe, bar, Sörf kulübü ve jet ski şampiyonaları gibi aktiviteleri ile Kilyos’un popüler beach clublarından birisi.
Kapılarını ilk kez 2017 yaz sezonunda gerçekleştirdiği Solomun etkinliğiyle açan KAFES, 3 yaz boyınca ağırladığı birbirinden başarılı DJ'ler ile adından sıkça söz ettirdi. 2019 yılında Oliver Huntemann, Alex Niggemann, Artbat, Giorgia Angiuli, Magdalena, Adriatique, Adana Twins, Kollektiv Turmstrasse gibi isimlerin yanı sıra lokal djlerimizden Volkan Gündüz, Alican ve Murat Uncuoğlu gibi isimler dj kabinindeydi. Kilyosun en eski mekanlarından Suma Beach ile 2020 yaz sezonunda birleşen Kafes'in etkinlik bilgileri ve biletleri BUGECE'de!
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cage Istanbul
No:32 Tatlısu Cd.Kapılarını ilk kez 2017 yaz sezonunda gerçekleştirdiği Solomun etkinliğiyle açan KAFES, 3 yaz boyınca ağırladığı birbirinden başarılı DJ'ler ile adından sıkça söz ettirdi. 2019 yılında Oliver Huntemann, Alex Niggemann, Artbat, Giorgia Angiuli, Magdalena, Adriatique, Adana Twins, Kollektiv Turmstrasse gibi isimlerin yanı sıra lokal djlerimizden Volkan Gündüz, Alican ve Murat Uncuoğlu gibi isimler dj kabinindeydi. Kilyosun en eski mekanlarından Suma Beach ile 2020 yaz sezonunda birleşen Kafes'in etkinlik bilgileri ve biletleri BUGECE'de!
Masquerade Club, sıradışı performansları; kaliteli müziği ve girişinden çıkışına kadar gece hayatını eğlence severlerle buluşturuyor. Lüks ikramları, kendine özgü eğlence anlayışı ve mükemmel hizmetiyle misafirlerine büyülü geceler yaşatıyor. 2000 kişilik kapasiteyle lüks ve ihtişamı;özgürlük ve konforu bir arada yaşatıyor. İddialı sıra dışı performanslar ile her biri birbirinden farklı konsept geceleriyle muhteşem bir ortam hazırlıyor.
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Masquerade Club
No:38 Yıldız Posta Cd.Masquerade Club, sıradışı performansları; kaliteli müziği ve girişinden çıkışına kadar gece hayatını eğlence severlerle buluşturuyor. Lüks ikramları, kendine özgü eğlence anlayışı ve mükemmel hizmetiyle misafirlerine büyülü geceler yaşatıyor. 2000 kişilik kapasiteyle lüks ve ihtişamı;özgürlük ve konforu bir arada yaşatıyor. İddialı sıra dışı performanslar ile her biri birbirinden farklı konsept geceleriyle muhteşem bir ortam hazırlıyor.
İstanbul boğaz hattında bulunan eğlenirken İstanbul boğazınında tadını çıkaracağınız sahil bandında bir gece kulübü. Şık ve lüx bir eğlence sizi bekliyor.
Blackk
No:71 Muallim Naci Cd.İstanbul boğaz hattında bulunan eğlenirken İstanbul boğazınında tadını çıkaracağınız sahil bandında bir gece kulübü. Şık ve lüx bir eğlence sizi bekliyor.
Sortie means ‘Exit’ in French and provide you exit from all your daily intense rush. ‘Togetherness’ is the key word in our 3500 square meter venue. Since 2012 we started to begin to serve 12 months of the year and in Summer season we host different kind of restaurants that represent distinguished examples of the world cousine. Sortie club offers you the latest trends of entertainment at the same time with world with DJ Çağlar Fidan’s coordination of the music all year around.
Having one of the most spectacular view of the world Sortie enjoys to provide a biggest venue that you can spent a good time every hour of the day, host your foreign visitors proudly , fully enjoy your special occasions and maket he most of entertainment and modernity.
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Sortie Restaurant
No:54 Muallim Naci Cd.Sortie means ‘Exit’ in French and provide you exit from all your daily intense rush. ‘Togetherness’ is the key word in our 3500 square meter venue. Since 2012 we started to begin to serve 12 months of the year and in Summer season we host different kind of restaurants that represent distinguished examples of the world cousine. Sortie club offers you the latest trends of entertainment at the same time with world with DJ Çağlar Fidan’s coordination of the music all year around.
Having one of the most spectacular view of the world Sortie enjoys to provide a biggest venue that you can spent a good time every hour of the day, host your foreign visitors proudly , fully enjoy your special occasions and maket he most of entertainment and modernity.
Fırın; biraz Studio 54, biraz Lido, biraz da La Cage aux Folles esintilerinin birlikteliğinden yarattığı atmosferinde ağırladığı sizleri, büyük bir ailenin parçası gibi hissettiren onlarca etkinliğe ev sahipliği yaptı. Fırın şimdi, benliğini kaybetmeden yeni bir lokasyonda sizleri bekliyor. Şimdinin en iyi müziğini, yüksek enerjili bir kitle ile birleştirdiği keyifli geceler vadeden Fırın, nitelikli yenilikler arayan kentlileri bekliyor. Renk, cinsiyet, fikir farkı gözetmeksizin; niyeti eğlenmek olan herkese Fırın’ın kapıları açık.
FIRIN İstanbul
Fırın; biraz Studio 54, biraz Lido, biraz da La Cage aux Folles esintilerinin birlikteliğinden yarattığı atmosferinde ağırladığı sizleri, büyük bir ailenin parçası gibi hissettiren onlarca etkinliğe ev sahipliği yaptı. Fırın şimdi, benliğini kaybetmeden yeni bir lokasyonda sizleri bekliyor. Şimdinin en iyi müziğini, yüksek enerjili bir kitle ile birleştirdiği keyifli geceler vadeden Fırın, nitelikli yenilikler arayan kentlileri bekliyor. Renk, cinsiyet, fikir farkı gözetmeksizin; niyeti eğlenmek olan herkese Fırın’ın kapıları açık.
BEAT
no:9/A Yeşilçam Sk.Yerli ve yabancı DJ’lerin performans sergilediği bu mekanın atmosferi oldukça keyifli!
Akşam üstü sakin bir kahve molası vermek veya erken saatlerde bir şeyler atıştırmak için de ideal bir mekan Kiki. Haftaiçi ve haftasonları hizmet veren bu samimi mekan, ziyaretçilerine bol güneş alan yemyeşil, sakin ve huzurlu bir bahçe sunuyor. Üstelik temiz havayı seven tüm ziyaretçilere bahçesi yıl boyunca açık!
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Kiki
No:42 Sıraselviler Cd.Yerli ve yabancı DJ’lerin performans sergilediği bu mekanın atmosferi oldukça keyifli!
Akşam üstü sakin bir kahve molası vermek veya erken saatlerde bir şeyler atıştırmak için de ideal bir mekan Kiki. Haftaiçi ve haftasonları hizmet veren bu samimi mekan, ziyaretçilerine bol güneş alan yemyeşil, sakin ve huzurlu bir bahçe sunuyor. Üstelik temiz havayı seven tüm ziyaretçilere bahçesi yıl boyunca açık!
Cihangir denilince akla gelen ilk klüplerden olan ROXY CLUB Istanbul kendi çatısı altında yaratılan RX Istanbul; yenilenen iç mekan tasarımı, Funktion-One ses sistemi ve tüm detayları titizlikle hazırlanan servis sistemiyle sezon boyunca elektronik müzik severleri bir araya getirecek. Geçen sezon lokal djlerden Mehmet Özbek, Mehmet Akar, Mr. Sür, Alicem, Furkan Kurt, Kerem Tekinalp gibi isimlerin yanısıra dünyaca ünlü djlerden Helena Hauff, Marcel Dettmann, Joey Mull, ve Fur Coat gibi isimlere ev sahipliği yapan RX etkinlikleri hakkında bilgiler ve biletleri BUGECE'de !
RX Istanbul
Cihangir denilince akla gelen ilk klüplerden olan ROXY CLUB Istanbul kendi çatısı altında yaratılan RX Istanbul; yenilenen iç mekan tasarımı, Funktion-One ses sistemi ve tüm detayları titizlikle hazırlanan servis sistemiyle sezon boyunca elektronik müzik severleri bir araya getirecek. Geçen sezon lokal djlerden Mehmet Özbek, Mehmet Akar, Mr. Sür, Alicem, Furkan Kurt, Kerem Tekinalp gibi isimlerin yanısıra dünyaca ünlü djlerden Helena Hauff, Marcel Dettmann, Joey Mull, ve Fur Coat gibi isimlere ev sahipliği yapan RX etkinlikleri hakkında bilgiler ve biletleri BUGECE'de !
Oligark İstanbul
Beach
Suma Beach
cage Istanbul
No:32 Tatlısu Cd.Solar Beach Therapy
32 kilya cadAqua Club Dolphin
Cemalpaşa CaddesiTipps für Reisende
Verkehrsmittel
Transportation hubs near your home
You can take the ferries from Eminönü, Karaköy and Beşiktaş to cross from the European side to the Asian side. You can go to Eminönü, Sirkeci, Beyazıt, Sultanahmet, Egyptian Bazaar, Grand Bazaar in 5 minutes by tram near your house.
Bräuche und Kultur
Mosque dress code
There are 2 important rules when you want to visit the inside of the mosque. You should have a cheesecloth on your head and your bottom clothes should be covered up to your ankles.