What to Do in Istinye Park Istanbul
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What to Do in Istinye Park Istanbul
With 85,250 m2 of shopping space and 291 businesses, Istinye Park Mall is a well-known shopping mall in Istanbul's Istinye neighborhood. There is an enclosed and an open-air component of the shopping mall. It features an open-air part with a green center park and street-side shopping mall. Around the mall, there are several intriguing spots, such as Emirgan Park, which is a lovely site.
The shopping center is in the Istinye neighborhood, near Maslak and above Levent. The shopping mall is accessible through city buses 29, 29B, 29P, 29S, 40B, 42, EL1, and EL2.
Shopping in Istinye Park
The retail mall is noted for its high-end stores, fitness center, food court, and theater; it also has a beautiful glass dome and ceilings at the top. It provides you with a unique perspective of Istanbul's ancient and historical quarter. The location is quite contemporary and spacious, as well as clean and neat, with a large children's section where you can leave your children while you shop, making it a win-win scenario for all families. During your visit to Istanbul, Istinye Park is one of the greatest places to visit with your children. Also, if you like movies, you're in luck since Istanbul's Istinye Park Mall now has the first IMAX (three-dimensional movie theater).
Food in Istinye Park
In Istinye Park Mall, you'll find a wide variety of world-famous restaurants, ranging from quick food to fine dining.
In Istinye Park, on the ground level of the retail mall, the Rainforest Café launched its first ever outlet in Turkey. The Rainforest Café has constructed a tropical rainforest complete with waterfalls and native animals. The café's concept includes delicious cuisine, shopping, and environmental education. Also in the shopping complex is the famous Nusr Et restaurant, which is recognized all over the globe for its broad variety of meat dishes. It is definitely an experience to try, but don't forget to reserve a table ahead of time!
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