It is a very nice area in Istambul. You can ride the tram. Visit some interesting places. Eat at fine restaurant or a street stand. All excellent experiences
There are a lot of old names on this road. Even the floor is covered with old tiles. The ceiling of the walls is decorated like a palace with crystal lamps. This is a few kilometers away from the old roads. Beautiful.
Walking on the Independence Street, you can intuitively feel the openness and tolerance of Turkey as a secularized country.
This street rarely sees women wearing headscarves. People are dressed in a different way than European countries.
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Some people say that if you stay in Istanbul for a day, you will write a poem; for a week, you will write a book; if you stay for a year, you can't write anything. Believe me, every city has such a pedestrian street, but I prefer the independent street of Istanbul.
Baidu said: Independence Avenue is known as the "Sweet Avenue" of Istanbul, starting in the medieval Genoa community near the Galata Tower, ending in Taksim Meydan?, this area in All Ottoman The political, economic, and cultural life of the empire occupies an important position.
Istanbul Independence Avenue is an elegant pedestrian street that presents a state of prosperity. Istanbul in history is a commercial center. Commodities from the Asian Silk Road and the Middle East and Europe are brought together into a huge and rich trading center, first as a distribution center for commodities, and then become a large and rapidly growing commercial center.
It is a very nice area in Istambul. You can ride the tram. Visit some interesting places. Eat at fine restaurant or a street stand. All excellent experiences
Streets with a lot of people and few cars, basically pedestrian streets, there is a double-decker tram, but the frequency is extremely low, on both sides are handicraft shops, snack shops, clothing stores, etc., to the southern end to Galata Tower.
The "Champs Elysées" in Istanbul, newcomers must come here. The 3 km-long pedestrian street starts from Taksim Square in the north to Galata Tower in the south, and is dotted with churches, consulates, restaurants, and a variety of colors. Various shops are very prosperous, and the retro tram shuttles in the middle of the street is also a scenic line not to be missed.
I signed up for a day trip, and the last stop is here. It takes half an hour to walk the whole street quickly, like Nanjing Road in Shanghai, but the architecture is more European and beautiful. It’s better to stop and take pictures all the way. In fact, it feels better during the day. , I took two shots of the red tinkling car, and there are actually locals with trailers. There are many performers along the road, and the guitar player is the most popular.
There is a commercial street on Independence Avenue which is similar to our pedestrian street. We accidentally encountered a riot. The first time we were smoked by smoke bombs, we couldn't breathe. It didn't feel too peaceful. Everyone likes to parade. If there is something wrong, we like to go to the street. very bustling.