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It is a fact that many places that come to mind when we say Istanbul are located on the European side. The European side, which has been the administrative center of empires throughout history, contains many places that need to be seen for this reason. This means, of course, that tourists who will come to visit Istanbul will do research about the places to visit on the European side. In this article, we have tried to provide information that you can benefit from about the places to visit on the European side of Istanbul and more.

As it is known, Istanbul is a megacity that spans two continents. A part of it extends to Anatolia and this place is called the Anatolian or Asian side. The other part is called the “European Side” because it is the gateway of Istanbul to Europe.

The European side is also called by the names of the Rumeli side or the Rumeli side. There are a total of 25 districts on this side. When we said Istanbul, we said that places to visit on the European side come to mind in the first place. Considering that Istanbul has 39 districts, I think that the fact that the majority of the districts are on the European side actually reveals this situation a little.

So, which districts stay on the European side of Istanbul?

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Some of the districts have a coast to the Black Sea from the north, while some of them face the Marmara Sea from the south. Some of the districts also remain in the interior. Of the districts, only a part of Sarıyer faces the Black Sea, while a part looks at the Bosphorus.

The Best Places to Visit on the European Side

We have said that Istanbul is the main destination for most tourists when it comes to places to visit, because the European side contains beautiful places to visit (we may have said it several times, but this information is important, so what shall we do?). So, where are the places to visit on the European side, I wonder? We will talk about this in this section. First of all, let's say that the main reason why the European side is the most tourist-attracting part of Istanbul is that many historical places (palace, pavilion, kasir, mosque, church, bazaar, etc.) and the fact that very important museums are located here. If the places to visit on the European Side are evaluated on their own, we will see that the most accumulation is on the “Historical Peninsula”.

Let's explain where the place we call the historical peninsula is right now, because we will refer to it a few times in a moment. The historical peninsula, or Suriçi as it is also called, refers to the region where Istanbul was first established and developed and refers to the entire part that remains within the borders of Fatih district today. Sultanahmet, Aksaray, Tahtakale, Beyazit, Eminönü, Sirkeci, Balat, Karagümrük, Haseki, Kumkapı, Mahmutpaşa and Vefa, which we are all familiar with in some way, are located in the Historical Peninsula. In other words, when the European side is called a place to visit, many of the places we will count will be in these districts.

Ormatlı Beach Ormatlı Beach, located within the boundaries of Ormatlı Village of Çatalca district of Istanbul, may be one of the ideal stops for those who want to go to the sea in a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. Ormatlı Village, as can be understood from its name, is a village that stands out with its lush and natural beauties.

Tirmata Beach Kilyos district, located on the borders of the Sariyer district of Istanbul, is an ideal address for those who want to capture the summer holiday atmosphere in the heart of the city with its unique Black Sea views and pleasant beaches. Also for this reason, there are many private beach establishments in and around Kilyos.

Uzunya Beach is one of the most popular areas you can visit to swim in the sea in Istanbul, of course, Kilyos. There are various beach and beach club options not only in Kilyos, but also around it. One of them is Uzunya Beach, which you can reach from the center of Sarıyer while heading towards Kilyos, without coming to Kilyos yet.

BURC Beach Kilyos BURC Beach Kilyos, which has been welcoming its visitors since 2001, is a beach business established by the Boğaziçi University Alumni Association. All revenues from the business are also used to support Boğaziçi University. Located inside the Kilyos Saritepe Campus of Boğaziçi University, the beach is an ideal address for those who want to enjoy a summer vacation without leaving the borders of Istanbul.

Suma Beach The Kilyos resort of Sariyer district of Istanbul offers a large number of beach club options for those who want to go to the sea without leaving the city limits. Of course, the entrance fee, pricing policy and concept of each of the mentioned enterprises are different.

Baykuş Beach If you want to go to the sea without leaving the borders of Istanbul and capture the atmosphere of a summer holiday, one of the most attractive districts where you can turn your route is Kilyos, located within the borders of the Sariyer district. There are many beaches in Kily December that cater to different entertainment concepts and budget ranges.

Kızırkaya Beach If you are looking for a beach where you can swim without leaving the borders of Istanbul; there are places such as Şile, Ağva, Kilyos, Riva, Silivri and Çatalca among the destination options in front of you. Decadence, decadence, decadence, decadence, decadence, decadence, decadence, decadence, decadence, decadence. The number of beaches you can choose in Kilyos, which is a town connected to the Sariyer district, is quite a lot.

Yalikoy Beach For those who reside in Istanbul but do not have the opportunity to go on vacation during the summer season; the Black Sea coasts located within the city limits are quite ideal alternatives. Stops such as Riva, Kilyos and Agva are running to the rescue of those who want to stay in Istanbul and experience the summer holiday atmosphere.

Evcik Beach There are many beaches that you can choose to go to the sea within the boundaries of Istanbul's Çatalca district, and one of them is Evcik Beach. Located 35 kilometers from the center of Çatalca, this beach hosts a very choppy sea from time to time, just like every beach that has a Black Sea coast.

Strange Sariyer Declivity, which is connected to the Sariyer district of Istanbul and comes across you when you go about ten kilometers from Sariyer towards Kilyos, is a very pleasant destination between the village of Strange, Rumeli Poplar and Rumeli Fortress. There is only one coffee, a few restaurants and a small grocery store in this charming village, which makes its living mainly through fishing.

Semizkum Mocamp Located within the boundaries of Silivri district of Istanbul, Semizkum Mocamp is one of the suitable options for those who are looking for a camping area and a beach close to the center of Istanbul. The enterprise has both a 250-meter long sandy beach and a camping area with a capacity of about 300 tents and caravans.

Museum of Innocence The novel by our Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk, published in 2008, The Museum of Innocence tells a love story that began in 1974 and ended in the early 2000s. Of course, what is told in the novel is not limited to the love story alone. In the novel, Pamuk draws his readers a panorama of Istanbul and Turkey of the period through wealthy and middling families.

Istanbul Madame Tussauds Wax Sculpture Museum You should definitely visit the Istanbul Madame Tussauds Wax Sculpture Museum, which is located in Beyoglu, one of the liveliest, most dynamic areas of Istanbul, and I can guarantee that you will have a pleasant time. Madame Tussauds is actually a world-famous museum chain headquartered in London and has a 250-year history.

Pera Museum The Pera Museum, located in Tepebaşı, is one of the most interesting private museums in Istanbul. Dec.  The museum, which was founded by the Suna and Inan Kıraç Foundation, has been welcoming its visitors since 2005. Mondays You can visit Pera Museum, which is one of the most qualified art museums of our country, between 10:00 and 19:00 except on Dec.

Galata Bridge Galata Bridge is one of the oldest bridges in Istanbul. It is located in a strategic location connecting the historical peninsula and the Galata district. The Galata Bridge is located on the part of the Istanbul Strait that opens to the Golden Horn. The place where the bridge is located is one of the oldest settlements in Istanbul and has been used as a crossing point since ancient times.

Museum of Turkish and Islamic Works The Museum of Turkish and Islamic Works, located in the Fatih district of Istanbul, has the title of being the first Turkish museum where Islamic works of art are collected. The museum, which is open to visitors every day on weekdays and weekends, opens its doors to its guests between 09:00-18:30 Dec.

Rahmi Koç Museum Rahmi Koç Museum, located in the Hasköy district of Istanbul, spreads over a huge area of 27,000 square meters. The museum, which consists of three main parts, is among the most valuable museums in Istanbul. Dec. Mondays are open to visitors between 10:00 and 17:00 except Dec.

Sakıp Sabancı Museum The mansion of the late Sakıp Sabancı, one of the most prominent businessmen in Turkey, has been turned into a museum where many works and objects that he accumulated as a collection are also exhibited. Sakıp Sabancı Museum, located in Sarıyer, has been welcoming its visitors since 2002.

The Istanbul Museum of Modern Art is a city that embraces the present as well as the history of Istanbul and the works of art of today. The most beautiful example of this is the Istanbul Modern Art Museum, which has a great reputation around the world. The Istanbul Museum of Modern Art in Beyoğlu opens its doors to visitors every day of the week except Mondays.

Istiklal Caddesi Istiklal Caddesi, one of the most famous streets of our country, is one of the indispensable symbols of the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul. The length of the street connecting Tünel Square and Taksim Square reaches 1.4 kilometers. The middle point of the street has been accepted as the intersection point of Istiklal with Yeniçarşı Street, located next to Galatasaray High School.

Galataport Istanbul Galataport Istanbul is an enormous cruise port and mixed-use project located in the historical Karaköy district of Istanbul. Located at this unique point connecting the continents of Europe and Asia, the project reshapes the skyline of the city and brings a new breath to Istanbul.

Galataport Christmas Market (2021) It is known that Christmas Markets are awaited with great excitement in Europe and host a very large crowd. Okay, but did you know that you can experience the same atmosphere in our country. The Christmas Market, which will be held for the seventh time this year, is opening its doors to visitors in Galataport Istanbul.

Taksim Square Taksim Square, which has become one of the most symbolic stops of Istanbul today, was built in the area where Taksim Square is located to distribute water to the districts around Istanbul during the Ottoman period. For my purpose, the distribution of the stored water to the surrounding districts is also called “dividing”.

Panorama 1453 History Museum, which opened its doors to visitors on January 31, 2009, Panorama 1453 History Museum is a museum that has been donated to the city by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality. At the same time, it also has the title of being the world's first fully panoramic museum. The museum, which undertakes the mission of reliving the conquest of Istanbul to its visitors, is located inside the Topkapi Culture Park.

Ural Ataman Classic Automobile Museum The Ural Ataman Classic Automobile Museum, which welcomes its visitors in the Tarabya district of the Sariyer district of Istanbul, was opened in 2000. Each of the cars on display at the museum, which offers classic car enthusiasts the opportunity to spend a very enjoyable day, has a different story.

Istanbul Cinema Museum It is possible to say that the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul is one of the richest and most popular cultural stops of our country thanks to the cinemas, art workshops, museums and exhibition halls it hosts. Mondays, the Istanbul Cinema Museum, located in the Atlas Passage on Beyoğlu's famous Istiklal Decadence, welcomes moviegoers between 11:00 and 19:00 on all days of the week except Monday.

Ataturk Museum The Ataturk Museum, located on the borders of the Sisli district of Istanbul, welcomes its visitors inside the house that Mustafa Kemal Ataturk rented when he was preparing for the National Struggle. This building, which was purchased by the Istanbul Municipality on May 28, 1928, was opened to the public as the Atatürk Revolution Museum as a result of the completion of restoration works in 1942.

Eyüp Sultan Mosque Eyüp Sultan Mosque, which can be reached directly by the 99 and 99A buses departing from Eminönü, is a magnificent and historical place of worship located in the center of Eyüpsultan district of Istanbul. it was built in 1458, but after that date it has been repaired many times.

Kariye Mosque The history of Kariye Mosque, which is located on the borders of Eyüpsultan district of Istanbul today, dates back to the Byzantine period. This magnificent structure was the center of the Khora Monastery, one of the most important building complexes of the Byzantine period. The word Khora means rural area in Greek.

Ahrida Synagogue Taking its name from the Macedonian town of Ohrid, that is, where its founders came from, Ahrida Synagogue is located on Kürkçü Çeşme Street in the Balat district today. an edict dated to the year 1693 shows us that this historical structure existed before the conquest of Istanbul.

Blue Mosque The Blue Mosque is also known worldwide as the "Blue Mosque" and is one of the most important historical buildings in Istanbul. 17. at the beginning of the century, the Ottoman Emperor I. It was built by Ahmed. Designed by architect Sedefkar Mehmet Ağa, the mosque is located in Istanbul's Sultanahmet district, opposite Hagia Sophia.

Topkapi Palace Topkapi Palace Museum, one of the most visited places in Istanbul, is located in the Cankurtaran neighborhood of Fatih district. During the reign of the Ottoman Empire, 15. from the century 19. Topkapi Palace, which has been used as the Central Palace until the century Dec, is among the richest museums in the world.

Tiled Pavilion (Fatih Museum) The Tiled Pavilion, the first structure built by Fatih Sultan Mehmet within the boundaries of Topkapi Palace, is a two-storey summer pavilion located directly opposite the Archaeological Museum. This magnificent building, built in 1472, also preserves its existence as one of the oldest examples of civil architecture built in Istanbul during the Ottoman period.

Besiktas Mosque (Ortaköy Mosque) The Büyük Mecidiye Mosque, an important part of the famous skyline of Istanbul, Ortaköy Mosque, as it is popularly called, has become one of the most famous icons of the Ortaköy district of Beşiktaş Dec. the Great Mecidiye Mosque, which was built in 1853 by the order of Sultan Abdulmecid, has been subjected to restoration works several times throughout history due to earthquakes and fires it has experienced over the years.

Dolmabahçe Palace According to the works of Evliya Çelebi, a mansion was built during the reign of Yavuz Sultan Selim on the place where Dolmabahçe Palace is located today. I. During Ahmet's reign, the area where this mansion is located was filled with stone, and thanks to this, the mansion was enlarged. The name Dolmabahçe also comes from here.

Istanbul Archaeological Museums The Istanbul Archaeological Museums, located on the Osman Hamdi Bey slope in Fatih, a very ancient district of Istanbul, is a museum center consisting of three different buildings. At the same time, it is known as one of the most magnificent museums in Istanbul and sheds light on the historical and cultural structure of a wide geography.

Sariyer Sariyer Decked Besiktas, Eyupsultan and Istanbul Bosphorus Sariyer is one of the districts of Istanbul located on the European Side of Istanbul; It is surrounded by Şişli, Beşiktaş and Istanbul Bosphorus. This district, located on the Black Sea coast in the north, has an area of about 151 square kilometers. Sariyer, which gained the status of a district by separating from Beyoğlu and Çatalca in 1930, is one of the most prominent districts of Istanbul in terms of summer tourism today.

Fatih Mosque Large mosques, in addition to their functions as places of worship during the Ottoman period, also held an important place in terms of social life. The construction of madrasas, imarethanes, baths and libraries inside mosques is one of the most important factors sustaining the complex culture of the Ottoman Empire.

Hagia Irene Church Museum The Hagia Irene Church, located in the first courtyard of the Topkapi Palace, has a very important place in history because it is the first church of Byzantium. The Roman Emperor Constantine had this structure built during the re-establishment of Istanbul, that is, in the 330s.

Suleymaniye Mosque does not end with counting the historical places of Istanbul. Among the first ones that come to mind from these, we can say the Suleymaniye Mosque. Dec. The mosque and complex, which were started to be built on their behalf by the order of Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent and are examples of classical Ottoman architecture, are located on the third hill of Istanbul, located in Suriçi.

Hagia Sophia Mosque Described by many as the “Eighth Wonder of the World” and one of the most impressive buildings that has survived from the past to the present, Hagia Sophia has a design that contains details that can fascinate everyone who visits it. It also occupies a very important place in the history of art and architecture due to both its functionality and splendor.

Harbiye Military Museum Harbiye Military Museum, which is under the management of the Military Museum and Cultural Site Command, which is affiliated to the Ministry of National Defense, is known as one of the leading museums in the world with the rich collections it contains. The origin of the museum located in Harbiye district is 15.

Yıldız Palace Yıldız Palace, located in the Besiktas district of Istanbul, has the feature of being the last example given in Ottoman palace architecture. The land in which this palace is located, located on Yildiz hill, was used as a hunting ground after the reign of Suleyman the Magnificent.

The history of the Grand Bazaar (Istanbul) 15. the Grand Bazaar, which dates back to the century, that is, to the period following the conquest of Istanbul by Fatih Sultan Mehmet, is one of the largest and most magnificent bazaars not only in our country, but also in the world. This favorite structure, which tourists from foreign countries to our country call the Grand Bazaar, has a history of about five and a half centuries.

St. The Church of St. Antoine, also known as the Basilica of St. Antoine and the Church of St. Antoine, is a church of St. Antoine. Antuan Church is located in the heart of Istanbul, in the heart of Istiklal Street. The construction of this historical building, one of the most magnificent and important Catholic churches in the city, began in 1906.

Sveti Stefan Church (Iron Church) Sveti Stefan Church, located in the Historical Peninsula area of Istanbul and the Golden Horn district of Fatih, has the distinction of being the only Orthodox church in the world that was completely built of iron. For this reason, it is also popularly called the Iron Church. Dec.

Basilica Cistern The Basilica Cistern Museum, located on the European Side of Istanbul, is located on Fatih's Basilica Street. The Basilica Cistern, one of the most mystical and magnificent structures of Istanbul, manages to carry the glory of the Byzantine period to the present day. This cistern, also known as the Basilica Cistern, was built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian.

Historical Peninsula (Fatih) The Historical Peninsula is located in Fatih, Istanbul and has a rich history. During the Byzantine period, the area was part of Constantinople and was considered the heart of the city. The city, which was the eastern capital of the Roman Empire, was the center of the Christian world.

Fatih Fatih, which is one of the richest districts of Istanbul in terms of history and tourism, covers the Historical Peninsula region, also called Suriçi. In fact, there were two districts in this region until 2009: Fatih and Eminönü. Eminönü, which gained the status of a district by leaving Fatih in 1928, maintained this status for many years.

Sirkeci Fatih district of Istanbul constitutes one of the most important points of the city in terms of tourism due to the fact that it covers the Historical Peninsula region. In fact, according to some, this is already the main Istanbul itself. Among the most important historical and touristic districts of Fatih are Sirk Deci and Eminönü.

Kumkapı Kumkapı, located in the Fatih district of Istanbul, is one of the districts of the Historical Peninsula region on the coast of the Sea of Marmara. It is surrounded by Kadırga, Gedikpaşa and Yenikapı. The old name of Kumkapı, which is one of the most Decently rooted districts of Istanbul, was Kontoskali.

Emirgan Grove Emirgan Grove is located in the Emirgan district of the Sariyer district of Istanbul, on a hill overlooking Istinye bay and the Bosphorus. 16. When we look at the history of Emirgan district, which was not an Ottoman settlement until a century ago, it is seen that it was very turbulent. First of all, this region, which was donated to Nisancı Feridun Bey, was referred to as “Feridun Garden” at that time.

Yedikule Dungeons Yedikule Dungeons, which are one of the oldest open-air museums not only in Istanbul, but also in our country, were not actually built for the purpose of being used as dungeons. The data obtained by the Turkish Historical Society shows that the Golden Gate section of the Yedikule Dungeons was opened by the Byzantine Emperor I.

Galata Tower Galata Tower, which has been a member of the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List since 2013, is one of the most famous and important symbols of Istanbul. This magnificent structure, which is also seen as one of the oldest towers in the world, was first built in M.S. Dec Galata was built by the Byzantine Empire between the years 507 - 508 and as a part of the Galata walls.

Million Beach Kilyos Million Beach Kilyos, which is a Million Construction enterprise, is one of the most popular beaches of the Kilyos resort, located within the boundaries of the Sariyer district of Istanbul. This fee-paying business, which has been welcoming its visitors since 2018, is also about a half-hour drive from the city center.

Çilingoz Nature Park Çilingoz Nature Park, located in the Çatalca district of Istanbul, has the status of a nature park since 2011. since 2005, a hunting ban has been implemented in order to protect the wildlife in the region. The park, decorated with alder, beech and hornbeam trees, is also home to a large number of wild animals and endemic plants.

Bayrampasa, Eyüpsultan, Bayrampaşa, Güngören, Bakırköy and Esenler are located in Zeytinburnu, which is one of the districts on the European side of Istanbul, which is on the Marmara Sea coast Dec. Zeytinburnu is surrounded by Fatih, Eyüpsultan, Bayrampaşa, Güngören, Bakırköy and Esenler. The Marmara Sea is also located in the south of the district. The name Zeytinburnu comes from the fact that this region appears in the form defined in geography as a promontory when viewed from the Marmara coast to the east, and from the olive groves in the region.

Sultangazi Sultangazi, located on the European Side of Istanbul, is one of the newest districts of the city. it was established in 2008 as a result of the merger of sixteen neighborhoods connected to Gaziosmanpasa, Eyüpsultan and Esenler. Sultangazi, which has an area of about 36 square kilometers, is surrounded by Eyupsultan, Esenler, Gaziosmanpasa and Başakşehir districts.

Beyoğlu Beyoğlu, which consists of 45 neighborhoods in total and hosts a resident population of about 225 thousand people, is one of the most famous, well-established and popular districts of Istanbul. Bringing together business, entertainment, shopping and cultural centers under one roof, Beyoğlu's population in a day can even reach several million people on some days.

Cihangir Cihangir, a district of Beyoğlu district of Istanbul, is also one of the most famous districts of the city. Dec. With its narrow streets resembling a movie set, its museums and historical buildings, as well as its cats, Cihangir really has a completely unique spirit and atmosphere.

Historical Tunnel Funicular Line The Tunnel or (Karaköy - Beyoğlu) Historical Tunnel Funicular Line is the oldest underground public transport system after the London Underground, which entered service in 1863. January 17, 1875, the line was completed and put into service, covers the distance of about five hundred and eighty meters between Karakö Dec and Beyoğlu.

Besiktas Besiktas, one of the most rooted, historical, popular and interesting settlements in Istanbul, is located within the borders of the European Side. It is rumored that the name of this region comes from the five poles that Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha erected on the beach here to connect his ships, and over time the name “beş taş” turned into Beşiktaş.

Sultanahmet Square Hagia Sophia, Turkish and Islamic Works Museum, Basilica Cistern, Sultan Ahmet Mosque, Arasta Bazaar... Sultanahmet is a very important square that hosts many touristic and historically important stops of Istanbul and has maintained its existence until today by defying the centuries.

Miniatürk Located in Beyoğlu, Miniatürk is a popular address for domestic and foreign tourists of all age groups on their Istanbul tours, and it is also an ideal place for those who want to have a great tour of Turkey in a short time. This is an eye-catching miniature city where the most valuable historical and tourist attractions of Turkey are exhibited.

Turkcell Platinum Park in Istanbul, the number of places to get away from the crowds and chaos of the city and spend a peaceful time intertwined with nature is decreasing day by day. The Turkcell brand will have realized this decrease, so it decided to create such a concept in the heart of Istanbul without going a long way to spend time in nature.

Atatürk Arboretum The idea of creating such a space in Turkey was born after Hayrettin Kayacık, a Faculty Member of the Faculty of Forestry of Istanbul University, saw the arboretum samples in France. The idea was submitted to the General Directorate of Forestry in 1949 and accepted, followed by I.U.

Belgrade Forest The Belgrade Forest is part of the forests called the Northern Forests and has continued to be an important point of Istanbul in terms of both water and oxygen since prehistoric times. The forest, which has an area of about 5,500 hectares today, was an enormous size of about 13,000 hectares in the past, according to sources.

Mısır Bazaar The Mısır Bazaar, which has been in existence for about three and a half centuries, preserving all its splendor and function, is located next to the Flower Sunday and the New Mosque in Eminönü. This bazaar is smaller than the Grand Bazaar in terms of surface area. However, it still retains the title of being one of the oldest and most famous covered bazaars in Istanbul.

Bozdoğan Arch Located on Atatürk Boulevard in Fatih district of Istanbul, it is still unclear exactly in which year and by whom the Bozdoğan Arch was built. However, research shows that some water facilities were built in Istanbul during the reign of the Roman Emperor Hadrian of this structure.

Cağaloğlu Bath is currently located in the Eminönü district of Fatih district of Istanbul, Prof. Cağaloğlu Bath, located on Kazım Ismail Gürkan Street, has been standing for about three centuries. this structure, which was built in 1741 to provide income to the Sultan Mahmut Library, was designed as a double bath.

Karaköy Karaköy, one of the historical districts of Beyoğlu district of Istanbul, is a place that has brought together hundreds of thousands of people with different cultures and beliefs under the same roof throughout history. It is still seen as one of the most important and valuable centers of Istanbul in this respect.

Aynalıkavak Pavilion Aynalıkavak Seaside Palace, also known as the Shipyard Palace, is the fourth largest palace built by the Ottoman Empire in Istanbul. However, the only structure that has survived from the Shipyard Palace to the present day has been the Aynalikavak Pavilion. This magnificent and historical building is located on an area extending from the slopes of Okmeydani to the Golden Horn.

Beylikdüzü Beylikdüzü, located on the European Side of Istanbul and located between the districts that are relatively far from the city center, has an area of about 36 square kilometers. Dec. It is surrounded by the districts of Büyükçekmece, Esenyurt and Avcılar. To the south is the Marmara Sea.

Pierre Loti Hill Pierre Loti Hill, located within the borders of Eyupsultan district of Istanbul, is the most ideal place you can choose to watch the breathtaking panoramic view of the Golden Horn. This hill and the historical coffee found on the hill take their name from the famous French writer Pierre Loti.

Eyüpsultan Eyüpsultan, located on the European Side of Istanbul and within the borders of the Çatalca Peninsula, Eyüp with its old name is a very rich district in terms of historical values. Sariyer Bayrampasa, Gaziosmanpasa, Şişli, Kağıthane, Beyoğlu, Fatih, Zeytinburnu, Bayrampaşa and Fatih are surrounded by the districts.

Vialand Theme Park Vialand Theme Park, which spans a huge area of about 600 thousand square meters, is an entertainment and living complex that combines the theme park concept with a shopping mall. Opened in May 2013 as a result of an investment of approximately $ 650 million, this complex houses outdoor and indoor shopping streets.

Isfanbul Theme Park Isfanbul Theme Park, located in the Eyüpsultan district of Istanbul, is one of the most fun and dynamic places where children and families can have a pleasant time. This is a huge complex housing a huge theme park, shopping and entertainment areas, one of the best in the world.

Zorlu Center New Year Village (2021) The New Year Village, which is one of the atmospheres that residents of Istanbul should definitely witness at least once, is being held at the Zorlu Center, located in Beşiktaş and one of the most popular shopping centers in our country. Zorlu Center New Year Village, which has become a tradition and attracts an intense influx of visitors every year, has opened its doors this year and is waiting for you.

Moipark Amusement Park If you are looking for a real entertainment that you can reach without moving far from the city, Moipark Amusement Park can be a great alternative for you. Moipark, which has the title of the largest indoor amusement park in Europe, offers you a different world built on an area of 12,000 square meters.

Başakşehir Başakşehir, one of the districts located on the European Side of Istanbul, is actually among the youngest districts of the city. Dec. before gaining district status in 2008, this settlement was located within the borders of Küçükçekmece and Esenler. Başakşehir, which is located about 20 kilometers from the city center, is surrounded by Arnavutköy, Eyüpsultan, Sultangazi, Esenler, Bağcılar, Küçükçekmece, Avcılar and Esenyurt districts.

Kilic Ali Pasha Bath Kılıç Ali Pasha Bath, located in the Tophane district of Karaköy district of Istanbul, is a very impressive structure bearing the signature of Mimar Sinan. built between 1578-1583 to serve sailors Decently, this magnificent bath takes its name from Kılıç Ali Pasha, one of the most powerful and famous commanders of the Ottoman navy.

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Maçka Democracy Park Maçka Park, or Maçka Democracy Park as it is officially called, is a lush area on the borders of Istanbul's Şişli district. This park, which Istanbul residents visit frequently to spend time in nature and escape from the stressful atmosphere of the city, is also very close to districts such as Dolmabahçe, Harbiye and Nişantaşı and attracts great interest from visitors.

Bakırköy Botanical Park Bakırköy Botanical Park, which was opened to the public in Bakırköy district of Istanbul in 2013, covers an area of 96 thousand square meters. There are talking dinosaur sculptures right at the entrance of this complex, which has been built in the form of a thematic park. This park also contains the highest game towers of our country.

Bakırköy Bakırköy, a settlement located within the borders of the European Side and on the northeastern coast of the Sea of Marmara, is one of the most popular and well-established districts of Istanbul. To the north is the E-5 highway, and around it are the Marmara Sea, Güngören, Bahçelievler, Zeytinburnu and Küçükçekmece districts.

Istanbul Aquarium Istanbul Aquarium, where you can experience a documentary-like vacation day, is one of the most interesting complexes in Istanbul. You can study almost all the fish species living in the world's seas in the aquarium, which attracts the attention of adults as well as children.

Tophane Tophane, one of the districts of Istanbul's Beyoğlu district located on the Bosphorus coast, constitutes one of the most rooted settlements of the city in terms of history. The name of the district comes from the fact that Fatih Sultan Mehmet founded the Golden Horn, called Tersane-i Amire, in this region in 1455 and Tophane-i Amire in 1460 after conquering Istanbul.

Galata Galata is one of the most special districts of Beyoğlu district of Istanbul both historically and touristically, one end of Galata leans towards Pera and the other end leans towards Karaköy. Galata Dec Galata with its narrow and steep uphill streets, Galata Tower, whose reputation has spread all over the world, chirpy atmosphere and historical texture; is among the first stops of domestic and foreign tourists who fall into Istanbul.

Samatya Samatya, a district connected to the Fatih district of Istanbul, took its name from the sands that existed intensively in this region for a period, just like its neighbor Kumkapi district. Because the word Samatya derives from the Greek word ”psamathion“, which means ”sandy", and has taken its current form.

Eminönü Eminönü, a district of Fatih district of Istanbul, is also one of the most visited stops in terms of tourism in the city. In fact, Eminönü had the status of a district until March 7, 2008. However, after this date, it became a district again by connecting to Fatih district.

Fener (Fatih) Fener, a district of Istanbul's Fatih district, is one of the most popular stops of the district in historical and touristic terms, along with Balat, which is also connected to Fatih. Dec. The history of Fener, located on the Golden Horn coast, is extremely well-established. The name of the district derives from the word “fanarion” used in Medieval Greek.

Balat Balat, one of the oldest districts of Istanbul, is located between Ayvansaray and Fener, within the boundaries of Fatih Dec. Also, the name of the district comes from the word palation, which means palace in Greek. Balat is an ideal destination for those who want to find themselves on the streets resembling a movie set without leaving the borders of Istanbul and visit the stops that are worth exploring both historically and culturally.

Kilyos Kilyos, a district of Istanbul's Sariyer district, is also one of the most prominent settlements in terms of summer tourism within the city limits. The history of settlement in Kilyos, also known by the name Kumköy, dates back to ancient times.

Emirgan, which takes its name Emirgan from the Iranian nobleman Emir Gunay Khan, is a district connected to the Sariyer district of Istanbul and contains significant riches from both historical and touristic points of view. Sultan IV. During the Revan Expedition carried out by Murad in 1635, Emir Guna Khan built the castle here without fighting IV.

Nisantasi Nisantasi, a district of Istanbul's Sisli district, is also known as one of the most luxurious districts of the city. Nişantaşı, which is one of the beating points of both luxury life and shopping, actually has an extremely interesting historical past.

Besiktas Bebek Bebek, located on the European side of Istanbul and within the boundaries of the Beşiktaş district, is ranked first among the most luxurious and Decadent districts of the Bosphorus. This district, located between Rumeli Fortress and Arnavutköy, also has a beach that is extremely pleasant and Decently sought after by famous people who usually reside here.

Ortaköy Ortaköy, located on the European side and within the boundaries of Besiktas district, is one of the most frequently visited districts by Istanbul residents and tourists. This district, which is a settlement established on the slopes leading to the sea and along the valley, was a small fishing village during the Byzantine reign of Istanbul.

Arnavutköy Arnavutköy, located on the European side of Istanbul, which can be called the center, is a district with the Black Sea to the north and the Sazlıdere Dam to the south. this settlement, which gained district status in 2008, is also described as the “lungs of Istanbul” due to the forested areas it hosts.

Çemberlitaş Hamam The Çemberlitaş Hamam, located on Divanyolu street in the Çemberlitaş district of Fatih district of Istanbul, has been open for uninterrupted service since 1584. This structure, which is one of the most rooted historical Turkish baths ever, bears the signature of Mimar Sinan.

Beyazit Tower Beyazit Tower, which was built in 1749 in order to monitor the fires that took place in Istanbul and to inform the officials in a timely manner, is one of the most symbolic structures in the Beyazit district of Fatih. The historical tower, which reaches a height of 85 meters, is currently located within the boundaries of the Central Campus of Istanbul University.

Suggestions for Places to Visit on the European Side

Someone came to me and said, "Where should I travel on the European side?” if he asks, I want to start with the answers I will give first. Conqueror! Yes, it's a little general, we'll get down to the private right away. I think the most important point among the places to visit on the European side is the Sultanahmet region. What's not in this area? Sultanahmet Square, Sultan Ahmet Mosque and Hagia Sophia Mosque, where the German Fountain, Serpent Column, Knitted Obelisk and Obelisk are located, are located here. Apart from that, Topkapi Palace is definitely in Fatih district, III. Ahmet Fountain, Hagia Irene Church, Binbirdirek Cistern, Basilica Cistern, Million Stone, Grand Bazaar, Suleymaniye Mosque, Turkish and Islamic Works Museum, Istanbul Archaeological Museums and Fatih Mosque should be visited.

For those who say, ”I'll get very tired, brother, tell me a place to rest," Gülhane Park will be a great resting point. I recommend those who are ready to set off again to visit the Tiled Kiosk (Fatih Museum), Bozdoğan Arch or Valens Arch, Egyptian Bazaar, Ahrida Synagogue and Yedikule Dungeons, which are located within the boundaries of Fatih district again. While you're in Istanbul, won't you break a sweat like this, honey? I think the horse too. For this, see p. Çemberlitaş Bath and Cağaloğlu Bath. If you want a region where you can take great photos and go back to the past with restored old-time houses and a magnificent Greek school, I would say that Balat is perfect for you.

Places to visit on the European side include another place that even those who have no knowledge of Istanbul definitely know, which is Taksim Square. This place is located within the boundaries of Beyoğlu district of Istanbul. They were beating the person who returned from Istanbul without taking a photo with the monument on the square, to tell you from us. In addition, you can visit the magnificent Taksim Mosque, which is also located on the square.

 

Another of the most famous points of Beyoğlu is Istiklal Street, which you can start visiting after Taksim Square. Countless shops, cafes, restaurants, etc. on the street and in the back streets. the shop is located; you will definitely find a place according to your taste. In addition, let's remind you that Istiklal Avenue, Taksim Mosque, Taksim Square, Hagia Sophia Mosque, Blue Mosque, Gulhane Park, Sultanahmet Square and Bozdoğan Arch can be visited for free for those who want places to visit on the European side for free.

If we go back to Beyoğlu, I think Istiklal Avenue is followed by Galata Tower in terms of the places to see in Beyoğlu, but the places to see in Beyoğlu are not limited to this. Other points that those who think about what places to visit on the European side in Beyoglu should definitely consider are: Istanbul Cinema Museum, Pera Museum, Rahmi Koç Museum, Aynalikavak Pavilion, Museum of Innocence, Miniaturk, Istanbul Museum of Modern Art, Madame Tussauds Wax Sculpture Museum.

Among the places to visit on the European side, the place of Eyüpsultan is also different. Dec. It would not be wrong to say that Eyüp Sultan Mosque, which welcomes thousands of visitors not only from outside the city but also from within Istanbul with its spiritual atmosphere, is the most important treasure of this district. If you have come to the mosque, go up to the nearby Pierre Loti Hill and take a look at the Golden Horn from above and see how it looks.

Those who are looking for places to visit as a family on the European side can actually easily go almost anywhere we have listed here, but especially if you want to have a place where children can have fun, Vialand Theme Park located in Eyüpsultan may be a good option for you. Florya Atatürk Sea Pavilion and Zeytinburnu Panorama 1453 History Museum located in Bakırköy are also the points I suggest you to evaluate.

For those who are looking for natural places to visit on the European side of Istanbul, we can additionally October Baltalimani Japanese Garden in Sarıyer, Florya Atatürk Forest in Bakırköy, Göktürk Pond Nature Park and Kemerburgaz Urban Forest in Eyüpsultan and Çilingoz Nature Park in Çatalca.

Some of these (such as Garipçe Village and Çilingoz Nature Park) will be more suitable for those who are looking for places to visit by car on the European side, because these places are a little far from the center and transportation is more convenient by private car, especially if you are going to visit a few people. If you are going to use your preference at the point of places to visit by car in Istanbul, let's say that open spaces are waiting for you rather, that is, you can spend time intertwined with nature. For example, places such as Belgrade Forest, Bebek beach and Ataturk Arboretum are places that those with a private car should definitely go.

What are the Most Popular Places to Visit on the European Side?

On the European side among the most popular places to visit Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, Sultanahmet Mosque (Blue Mosque), Galat Tower, Istiklal Caddesi and Taksim Square, Dolmabahce palace, Yildiz Park and is close to Nişantaşı. Hagia Sophia is a historical building that has been converted into a mosque and now serves as a museum after remaining the largest cathedral in the world for more than a thousand years. Topkapi Palace has been the residence of the Ottoman Emperors for centuries and attracts attention with its rich collections. Galata Tower offers a magnificent view over Istanbul. Istiklal Avenue and Taksim Square are popular spots for shopping, eating and drinking and entertainment. Dolmabahçe Palace is a magnificent palace built in the last periods of the Ottoman Empire.

What are the Hidden Havens on the European Side?

The Decrepit havens of the European Side include the historical streets of Balat, the Kariye Museum (Chora Church), the Yedikule Fortress and the historical Greek Patriarchate of Fener. Balat is an attractive region for photographers and history enthusiasts with its colorful buildings and historical atmosphere. The Kariye Museum is an important cultural heritage with its magnificent mosaics and frescoes belonging to the Byzantine period. Yedikule Fortress is a historical fortress and prison built after the conquest of Istanbul. The Greek Patriarchate of Fener attracts attention with its rich history and architecture.

When Should I Travel to the European Side?

September April May October The ideal time to travel to the European Side is spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) months. These periods are when the air temperature is neither too high nor too low, the city offers excellent conditions for exploring its historical and natural beauties, and there are fewer tourist crowds. In spring, the city is decorated with flowers and takes on a lively atmosphere, while in autumn, the slightly cool air is ideal for hiking and exploring. August July is the busiest and hottest period of the summer months of the city; many festivals and events are organized during these times.