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Beyoğlu
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 0.5-1 day
Address: Istanbul, Turkey
mapPhone: +90 212 255 23 94
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A branch of Independence Street is filled with low-rise alleys, tea shops, coffee shops, or art shops all abound, narrow streets, and the head of the building will see the big differences between the buildings crowded together.
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A veritable symphony of Occident and orient, Beyoğlu is the pulsating heartbeat of Istanbul's day and nightlife. İstiklal Caddesi -- a paved thoroughfare perpetually swarming with Istanbul's colorful hoi polloi -- is at the hub of the metropolis while a maze of narrow winding lanes filled with funky cafes, soulful bars, continental restaurants, historic cinemas, prominent theatres and exclusive shops shoot off in all directions around it. Taksim Square, featuring the impressive Monument to the Republic, leads the way into Beyoğlu's bohemian open-air museum, past the Greek Orthodox Aya Triade Church and the French Consulate. A quaint old tramway carries passengers past the Rumeli Han, Çiçek Pasajı, Cite de Pera, Atlas Pasajı, Galatasaray Lisesi, and several elegant consulates. Every year the International Istanbul Film Festival , International Istanbul Music Festival , International Istanbul Theatre Festival and the International Istanbul Jazz Festival are held here and in nearby districts. Beyoğlu, which has been the traditional home of Istanbul's gay community, hosts various other annual events, including the Bosphorus Festival, Roxy Music Days, Aksanat Jazz Festival and the Blues Festival. The district is also home to the Beyoğlu Emek Movie Theatre, which hosts the annual Filmekimi Film Festival.
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A branch of Independence Street is filled with low-rise alleys, tea shops, coffee shops, or art shops all abound, narrow streets, and the head of the building will see the big differences between the buildings crowded together.
The Turkish life is still very leisurely they go out to smoke after eating every day and then drink black tea so their women are all smokers and there are not many restaurants on the Beyuru street
There are still many people here, are rolling hills, the streets are very narrow, the buildings on both sides can also see the history of the vicissitudes, the night is quite lively, in the more concentrated place of shops is still very good.
It was fantastic historical tramway. I really like inside of that
small, coquette street, between the hotels located near Taksim square in Beyoglu, Istanbul. every street has a lot good restaurants and cafes :))
A beautiful district of Istanbul with it's small alleys, cozy cafés, restaurants, pubs and shopping possibilities.
Located on the European side of Istanbul, Beyoglu is the entertainment district of the city, with its main concentration on Istikal Avenue. The main action surely takes place there, but don't miss out on the charming cobblestone streets next to Galata Tower. There are plenty of local Turkish eateries and tea houses, as well as the occasional Turkish boutiques selling exquisite rugs, ceramics and other Turkish delights.
Most popular and most crowded shopping and entertainment area. One should visit here when in İstanbul .