Kadıköy, which is one of the important meeting points of Istanbul. One of the most important features of Kadıköy is that it is a place where people who direct music and who are interested in music come together.
Kadıköy, which is one of the important meeting points of Istanbul, is one of the most popular districts of the Anatolian Side with its many must-see places. Kadıköy, which has been an important settlement for the Christian world throughout history, is one of the places where the heart of the city beats in cultural and artistic terms.
Haydarpaşa Train Station, built in 1908, is undoubtedly one of the landmarks of Kadıköy and Istanbul. The building, which managed to stand upright against the Bosphorus despite being damaged many times, is one of the must-see places.
Kadıköy Bazaar, which we can describe as "Beyoğlu in Anatolia", is one of the most special places you should stop by for both shopping and observing the dynamics of the district. Here you can come across a shop on every subject you can think of, from fishermen to antique shops.
Fenerbahçe Lighthouse, built in the period of Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent, is the first lighthouse built during the Ottoman period. You can visit Fenerbahçe Cape to see the lighthouse.
You know, a meeting point is determined everywhere. Here in Kadıköy, the key point people set to meet is the Bull Statue. The statue made by the French was first brought to Germany and then to Istanbul. The statue has been in its present place since 1974.
Fenerbahçe is undoubtedly one of the first things that come to mind when talking about Kadıköy. One of the most important sports formations of the district, the 110-year-old club opened the Fenerbahçe Museum on March 6, 2018, and opened cups and other objects of its history and achievements to visitors.
Around 3500 items belonging to the pasha are exhibited in the Kazım Karabekir Pasha Museum, which was opened in 2005 in a building built in the 1800s and where Kazım Karabekir also stayed for a period.
Bahariye Street, which takes you towards Moda, is one of the busiest places in the district with its tram that passes through, its being closed to vehicle traffic and its many cafes and restaurants.
Süreyya Opera House, built by Süreyya İlmen Pasha in 1927, is one of the most impressive buildings you can see in Kadıköy. The building was restored to its original form by the municipality in 2005 and was once again put into the service of the art world.