11 places · parks, museums, landmarks
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A long, paved pedestrian walkway along the Marmara Sea in Kadıköy. It's where locals come to walk, jog, cycle, and watch the ferries go by.

Bahariye Avenue is the main pedestrian street in Kadıköy, lined with shops, cafes, and historic theaters. It's the neighborhood's central artery, always full of life.
A long, flat seaside path in Kadıköy, popular for walking, running, and cycling. It's a simple, open space to get some air and watch the Marmara Sea.

A large, popular park on the Asian side of Istanbul, right on the Marmara coast. It's a green escape with sea views, walking paths, and plenty of space to relax.
A grand, now-closed railway station on the Asian shore, built in 1908. It's a beautiful but melancholic landmark, its future uncertain since a 2010 fire.

A large bronze bull statue in the heart of Kadıköy's main square. It's a popular meeting point and a symbol of the neighborhood.
Kadıköy Square is the main transport hub and meeting point on the Asian side. It's a busy, open area in front of the ferry terminal, surrounded by shops and cafes.

A large, leafy park on the Kadıköy shoreline, popular with joggers, families, and anyone wanting to escape the city bustle. It has great views of the Marmara Sea and the Bosphorus.
A historic wooden ferry terminal on Kadıköy's Moda coast. It's a simple, beautiful spot to watch the boats and the Marmara Sea.
