Istanbul Modern City Walking: Taksim to Galata With Secret Passages

⭐ Beyoglu, the old European quarter of the city, is Istanbul’s bohemian quarter, full of cafes, street performers and trendy young people, was once the primary neighborhood of the foreign community as well as non-Muslim Ottoman subjects.

Taksim Square. Every great city has a central square, and Istanbul does not disappoint. Taksim square has a little bit of everything and is worth a trip to witness people and their interactions.

Taksim Gezi Park

Republic Monument. Situated at Taksim Square, the heart of modern Istanbul, commemorate the formation of the Turkish Republic in 1923

Balık Pazarı. A must see street full of amazing bars and fish meze restaurants.

Beyoğlu. Get to know the cosmopolitan culture of Istanbul on this guided walking tour. Explore the out of the beaten path of Beyoğlu neighborhood and learn where local people hang out, eat and drink.

Hagia Triada Church. Beyoğlu was the primary neighborhood of the foreign community as well as non-Muslim Ottoman subjects. You will learn about how cosmopolitan the neighborhood once was.

Çiçek Pasajı. Beyoglu is famous for its "passages", or arcades – part covered and part free in the sun – abounding with shops and restaurants. The most famous of these, the Çiçek Pasajı.

Avrupa Pasajı. Beyoglu the old European quarter of the city is Istanbul’s bohemian quarter, full of cafes, street performers and trendy young people.

Passage Hazzopulo

St Anthony of Padua. Venetian Neogotic Style largest Roman Catholic Church in Istanbul and has the largest community following its masses.

İstiklal Street. In the Ottoman era, Beyoğlu (then known as Pera) was the European Quarter of Istanbul. Home to embassies and trading centers, as well as fine 19th-century, Parisian-style apartment houses.

Pera Museum

The Quincentennial Foundation Museum of Turkish Jews *. Beyoğlu (formerly Pera) was the primary neighborhood of the foreign community as well as non-Muslim Ottoman subjects and gradually attained an European look with the arrival of foreign embassies.

Galata Tower *. One of the city's most distinctive sights, this great fortification dating back to 1348 was erected by the mercantile Genoese Italians.

Kamondo Stairs

Historic Areas of Istanbul, Istanbul 34093 Turkiye. The historical city of Istanbul, the only city in the world located on two continents, was the capital of three great empires; Roman, Byzantine and the Ottoman Empire.

Karaköy is one of the oldest and most historic districts of the city, and is today an important commercial center and transport hub.

Galata köprüsü *. The bridge, which spans the two sides of the Golden Horn is an important place in the the daily life of the city.

Haliç. Halic (Golden Horn) means inlet in English separates the old and new sections of Istanbul.

Istanbul

*️⃣↘️. * Seen from outside