Cihangir
Suits residents who want a bohemian, artsy-chic setting with antique shops and Bosphorus views, while staying six minutes' walk from the Taksim metro.
Istanbul's residential areas split along a few clear lines: the historic old city and its former quarters, the busy central districts around Taksim and Şişli, the Bosphorus waterfront neighborhoods, and the Asian shore. Some are dense and commercial, others quiet and traditional, and a few are built around towers and offices rather than markets. Transit access varies, with metro, tram, Marmaray and ferry all serving different parts of the city.
Open Istanbul on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits residents who want a bohemian, artsy-chic setting with antique shops and Bosphorus views, while staying six minutes' walk from the Taksim metro.
Fits people working in the financial towers who prefer modern high-rise living, malls close by and the M2 metro three minutes away.
Good for younger residents who want markets, bars and a lively Asian-side hub with both M4 and Marmaray at hand.
Suits those after a more traditional Asian-shore neighborhood of mosques and Maiden's Tower views, with Marmaray and M5 nearby.
Old city · Hagia Sophia · Blue Mosque · UNESCO heart
İstiklal Avenue · Nightlife · Culture · Buzzing centre
Waterfront revival · Galleries · Design cafés · Trendy
Asian-side hub · Markets · Bars · Youthful & lively
Bustling market · Football · Ferries · Student energy
Luxury shopping · Cafés · Elegant · Upscale residential
Bohemian · Antique shops · Bosphorus views · Artsy-chic
Colourful old houses · Antiques · Historic Jewish-Greek quarter
Bosphorus-bridge mosque · Waterfront cafés · Weekend market
Asian shore · Mosques · Maiden's Tower views · Traditional
Financial towers · Malls · Corporate · Modern high-rise
Commercial core · Cevahir mall · Dense · Central & connected