Best Districts of Istanbul

Gokce Nacar

Sep 30 974 read

Best Districts of Istanbul

You can't be the only person in the world who has considered doing anything like this! Millions of people around the world are constantly considering moving to Istanbul with their families and living there as well, owing to the presence of the best schools and universities, a very advanced health care system, and the fact that the majority of Istanbul's neighborhoods are safe and elite areas.

Turkey is a commercial, tourist, agricultural, and industrial nation all at the same time, which pushes and encourages investors to come and develop their interests in this country and profit from its economic success.

In this article, we will examine the problem of residence in Istanbul's finest neighborhoods and locations, based on the level of education, welfare, living, and safety, as determined by numerous academic and social studies performed by municipal officials and universities.

Best Places to Live in Istanbul

We shall allocate livable regions based on the following criteria: social welfare, education, health, social life, municipal services, and transportation levels:

Kadikoy

Kadikoy It has major retail malls, cafés, bars, and both high-end and low-end eateries. Kadikoy is one of Istanbul's most popular and varied neighborhoods.

Galata

Galata, which is part of the greater Beyoglu neighborhood, is most easily recognized by its tower, which overlooks the neighbourhood's cobblestoned streets and neoclassical buildings. The streets around Galata Tower are teeming with small, fascinating stores and cafés that are ideal for window shopping. Explore the Mevlevi Museum - the Whirling Dervish hall – and the Museum of Turkish Jews after enjoying the city views. Stop into the Home Spa store on Galip Dede Street for bath and body items, including locally produced soaps and oils, for something pleasant to take home. Boutiques, galleries, and gift stores can be found on Serdar-i Ekrem Street. After touring, relax with a drink from the Georges Hotel's rooftop bar with views of Galata.

Taksim

Taksim Square and Istiklal Street are bustling all year with high-end shops, restaurants, cafés, pubs, and clubs. Starting at the Republic Monument, which was constructed to mark the Republic's establishment in 1923, you may walk along commercial Istiklal Street, where the innovative Taksim Tram runs its length, and finish at cobblestoned Galip Dede Street. The contemporary art museum SALT Beyoglu is a wonderful location to get away from the throng and immerse yourself in an exhibition. Every Wednesday, the bottom level offers free cinema screenings, while the top floor contains the magnificent winter garden, an oasis of quiet in the midst of the city.

Beyoglu

This area is located on the European side of Istanbul and is known for its simple and modern lifestyle. It is also known for its many archaeological monuments and historical buildings in Istanbul. The Galata Tower, Istiklal Street, and Taksim Square are some of the most well-known features of this area. With their distinctive architecture, streets, and vibrant atmosphere, the neighborhoods of Galata, Asmalimescit, and Cihangir are quite lively and worth visiting.