شاهد أشهر الشوارع الحيوية في إسطنبول. شارع استقلال القلب النابض لمدينة إسطنبول

هل تريد أن تشاهد أحد أشهر الشوارع الحيوية في إسطنبول؟ إذن أهلا وسهلا بك في شارع استقلال الذي يمكن اعتباره القلب النابض لمدينة إسطنبول، فهو يزدحم بالزوار في كل ساعة من اليوم والليلة. يعد شارع استقلال واحداً من أشهر الأماكن السياحية في إسطنبول، فلا يأتي أي سائح إلى إسطنبول إلا ويزور هذا الشارع الشهير. يتميز شارع استقلال بجوه المتنوع بين النهار والليل، حيث يكون أكثر ازدحاماً في الليل حيث تجد المطاعم والمقاهي والحانات والنوادي الليلية مفتوحة طوال الوقت. وبالإضافة إلى جمال هذا الشارع الرائع، يوجد العديد من المعالم السياحية الأخرى في محيط هذا الشارع. فلا تفوت الفرصة وتعال لاستمتع ببهجة وحيوية شارع استقلال في إسطنبول.

Join us for a virtual walking tour of the liveliest street in Istanbul – Istiklal 🇹🇷. . Known as the beating heart of Istanbul, this iconic street near Taksim Square is bustling day and night. Walk with us as we explore the old and famous Istiklal Street, a must-visit for every tourist coming to Istanbul. We’ll take you through the beauties of the street itself and show you the ancient monuments and tourist attractions around the area. with restaurants, Bars and nightclubs making it even more vibrant. Whether you’re an Istanbul local or a curious traveler, come experience the liveliness of Istiklal Street with us.

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#istanbul #taksim #walkingtour ​#walkaround ​ #walking #istiklalstreet #Walkingtour #MARCH2023 ​#istanbultourguide ​#istanbul4kwalk ​#vlog​ ​#Стамбул #Estanbul #伊斯坦布尔市 #Türkei #اسطنبول #Türkiye #istiklal #taksim #WALKING-Tours Istiklal Street: Istanbul’s Grand Pedestrian Avenue Istanbul is a city that blends the best of two continents, Asia and Europe. And, among the many fascinating places to visit in this city, Istiklal Street (Istiklal Avenue) stands out as a must-see destination for travelers. This 1.5-kilometer-long colorful pedestrian street is a grand boulevard that cuts through Beyoglu and is full of all kinds of shops, restaurants, cafes, street shows, and more. Located near Taksim Square, Istiklal Street is one of the busiest and most popular streets in Istanbul. Formerly known as Grande Rue de Pera, Istiklal Avenue is a popular meeting point and center for leisure activities in Istanbul. The name “Istiklal” means “Independence” in Turkish, reflecting the spirit of the street. Things to Do and See on Istiklal Street Istiklal Street is the busiest street in Istanbul, and you can see a flood of both locals and tourists here every day and night, regardless of the season. The street is situated within the district of Beyoglu, which is the center of arts and culture. Here are some of the top attractions and sights to see on Istiklal Street: Church of the Holy Trinity (Hagia Triada): This newly restored Greek church is located at the entrance of Istiklal Street on the left and can be seen by everyone with its dome and twin bell towers. Dating back to 1880, it is a beautiful historic landmark that is well worth a visit. French Consulate: Situated just at the beginning of Istiklal Street on the right, this building is a beautiful example of French architecture. It is also a cultural center offering French lessons, events, and festivals throughout the year. Madame Tussauds Wax Museum: This museum chain for life-size wax replicas of famous celebrities and historic icons is a fun place to visit, especially for families with kids. Situated in a 2,000-square-meter venue of the Grand Pera building on Istiklal Avenue, it features historical and cultural heroes from the history of Turkey, along with current celebrities from the arts, sports, and politics. Flower Passage (Cicek Pasaji): Dating back to 1870, this popular arcade was once used by White Russian refugees from the Bolshevik Revolution to sell flowers. Today, visitors can enjoy the lively atmosphere of its lively restaurants famous for dinners of mezes, raki, and gypsy musicians. Nevizade Street: This popular street and nighttime entertainment area is situated at the back of the Flower Passage, in the middle of Istiklal Street. Visitors can enjoy the lively atmosphere of its narrow streets with eateries, cafes, fish restaurants, meyhanes, and dining places. Fish Market (Balik Pazari): Situated right beside the Flower Passage, the Fish Market is a historical market area where you can have an impressive culinary experience. There are variety of stands selling delicious street food like midye dolma (rice-stuffed mussels), midye tava (mussels fried in sizzling oil), kokorec (seasoned intestines from mutton or lamb that are skewered and grilled), and more.