Beykoz

Istanbul is a world city that has been the capital of civilizations. One of the most beautiful places in this city is the Bosphorus and Beykoz, which is a part of it. Beykoz is the pearl of the Bosphorus and the last district of Istanbul before opening to the Black Sea. It is surrounded by the Bosphorus in the west, Şile in the east, the Black Sea in the north, and Çekmeköy, Üsküdar and Ümraniye...

Beylikdüzü

Beylikdüzü "Always free, always happy." is known for its slogan. Beylikdüzü; It is neighbours with Avcılar, Esenyurt, Büyükçekmece and the Marmara Sea. It attracts its investors with its developing infrastructure and facilities. Beylikdüzü is the rising value with sea products will be the centre of trade in Turkey's largest fish market, with Turkey's largest container port, and with unique...

Beyoğlu

Beyoğlu impresses with its architectural structures, historical and natural beauties. Beyoğlu has countless places to visit and see, and you may need to spend a few days to fully find out. It takes its name from the Beyoğlu district, also known as Pera, which covers the area designated by İstiklal Street between Tunnel and Taksim and the streets opening to it. Beyoğlu, which has an area of...

Büyükçekmece

It is a district established in the east of Büyükçekmece Lake, which is known with its name and has a plain land and plains. It is neighbours with Beylikdüzü, Esenyurt, Silivri, Çatalca, and Arnavutköy districts, and it is surrounded by the Marmara Sea in the south. Büyükçekmece and Kumburgaz beaches, which are on the way to become the Bodrum of Istanbul, have always been the first choice of...

Çatalca

This district, which Mehmet the conqueror said "I have entrusted this city to Allah", is nowadays getting ready to make a name for itself with branded housing projects and investment opportunities. It is located on the European side. The 1,715 km² district has a coast to both the Marmara Sea and the Black Sea. Most of the area is covered by forests. The length of the beach is 135 km and the distance...

Çekmeköy

Çekmeköy has 17 neighbourhoods and 5 villages. Çekmeköy is located on the Anatolian side of Istanbul, southwest of the Alemdağ forests. It is located 100 meters above sea level. This district is neighbour with Beykoz, Şile, Ümraniye and Sancaktepe. It has an extremely clean air. Çekmeköy is located at the transition point of Mediterranean and Black Sea climates. Summers are hot and dry,...

Esenler

Esenler has borders with the districts of Sultangazi, Gaziosmanpaşa, Bayrampaşa, Zeytinburnu, Bağcılar, Başakşehir and Güngören. Esenler consists of 18 neighborhoods. Its area is 52 km² in total. Fountains, aqueducts and mosques which are belonging to the Byzantine and Ottoman periods, are among the historical structures that have reached today. Besides, Atışalan Aqueduct, Hünkar Summer...

Esenyurt

It is one of the districts of Istanbul with the largest area, spreading over an area of ​​57 square kilometers. Esenyurt has become one of the important investment areas of the city, especially with its increasingly affordable housing projects. Esenyurt is Turkey's and İstanbul's largest district in terms of population. Esenyurt borders on Avcılar in the east, Büyükçekmece in the west,...

Eyüpsultan

Eyüp is also known as Eyüpsultan. Eyüp is located on the European side of Istanbul. It is a district that brings together nature and belief tourism. Its area is 242 square kilometers. Eyüp district has borders with Sarıyer, Kağıthane, Beyoğlu, Gaziosmanpaşa, Fatih, Başakşehir and Arnavutköy districts. It takes its name from Ebu Eyyub el-Ansari, who has a tomb within its borders....

Fatih

If we are considering the historical heritage of Istanbul, Fatih stands out with its touristic value, cultural texture and social structure. It is intertwined with the main transportation lines thanks to its central location and there is direct access to many locations in Istanbul from this town. The historical peninsula is also home to essential cultural heritages such as the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia...

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