Moussaab's secret book
Sightseeing
İnspired by renowned novelist Orhan Pamuk's (Nobel Prize Winner) novel of the same name, the Museum of Innocence is nestled in the picturesque quarter of Çukurcuma, where much of the book transpires. The countless number of household objects and photographs meticulously collected and displayed in the museum are connected to the bittersweet love story that unfolds in the novel. Taking his cue from the works of Joseph Cornell, Pamuk has arranged these objects into installations and collages housed in custom-built vitrines, which gleam like cabinets of curiosities inside the dimly lit museum. The winner of the European Museum of the Year Award in 2014
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Musée de l'Innocence
2 Dalgıç Çk.İnspired by renowned novelist Orhan Pamuk's (Nobel Prize Winner) novel of the same name, the Museum of Innocence is nestled in the picturesque quarter of Çukurcuma, where much of the book transpires. The countless number of household objects and photographs meticulously collected and displayed in the museum are connected to the bittersweet love story that unfolds in the novel. Taking his cue from the works of Joseph Cornell, Pamuk has arranged these objects into installations and collages housed in custom-built vitrines, which gleam like cabinets of curiosities inside the dimly lit museum. The winner of the European Museum of the Year Award in 2014
Art gallery in Istiklal Street. Initiated by the Vehbi Koç Foundation, Arter is one of Turkey’s leading contemporary art institutions dedicated to exhibiting modern art at the heart of Istanbul. Since opening in 2010, Arter has hosted exhibitions by leading artists from Turkey and abroad, including solo shows by Mona Hatoum, Marc Quinn and the Chapman Brothers.
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Arter
No:13 Irmak Cd.Art gallery in Istiklal Street. Initiated by the Vehbi Koç Foundation, Arter is one of Turkey’s leading contemporary art institutions dedicated to exhibiting modern art at the heart of Istanbul. Since opening in 2010, Arter has hosted exhibitions by leading artists from Turkey and abroad, including solo shows by Mona Hatoum, Marc Quinn and the Chapman Brothers.
Established in 2005, the Pera Museum takes its name from the original name for the Beyoğlu district and is housed in a handsome 19th century building. Known for its diverse and well-curated temporary exhibitions by artists from all over the world, the Pera Museum is also home to a permanent collection of Orientalist paintings, Anatolian weights and measures, and Kütahya tiles and ceramics on display. Pera Museum's in-house cinema screens a variety of independent features and shorts throughout the year.
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Musée Pera
65 Meşrutiyet Cd.Established in 2005, the Pera Museum takes its name from the original name for the Beyoğlu district and is housed in a handsome 19th century building. Known for its diverse and well-curated temporary exhibitions by artists from all over the world, the Pera Museum is also home to a permanent collection of Orientalist paintings, Anatolian weights and measures, and Kütahya tiles and ceramics on display. Pera Museum's in-house cinema screens a variety of independent features and shorts throughout the year.
The trip here by ferry is half the fun, but this museum of fine arts, set in a sumptuous private villa, is one of the best in the city. It hosts touring exhibitions (recent ones have included Picasso and Rembrandt) and its own collection concentrates on exquisite Ottoman calligraphy. Plan your visit in time for lunch; the restaurant, MüzedeChanga, has a terrace overlooking the straits.
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Musée Sakıp Sabancı de l'Université Sabancı
42 Sakıp Sabancı Cd.The trip here by ferry is half the fun, but this museum of fine arts, set in a sumptuous private villa, is one of the best in the city. It hosts touring exhibitions (recent ones have included Picasso and Rembrandt) and its own collection concentrates on exquisite Ottoman calligraphy. Plan your visit in time for lunch; the restaurant, MüzedeChanga, has a terrace overlooking the straits.
The definitive modern art gallery in Turkey! Alongside cutting-edge exhibitions, there are photography and video-art galleries, a new media space, library and arthouse cinema.
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Musée d'art moderne d'Istanbul
No:1/1 Meşrutiyet Cd.The definitive modern art gallery in Turkey! Alongside cutting-edge exhibitions, there are photography and video-art galleries, a new media space, library and arthouse cinema.
Grand Bazar
Beyazıt CaddesiMusée Hagia Irene
No:1 Ayasofya MeydanıSainte-Sophie
Église Saint-Antoine
171 İstiklal Cd.Citerne Basilique
1/3 Yerebatan Cd.Çamlıca Mosque
Mosquée Büyük Mecidiye (Mosquée Ortaköy)
No:1 Mecidiye Köprüsü Sk.Tour de Galata
Florya Akvaryum
Food scene
5. Kat Restaurant
No:3, 34427 Soğancı Sk.fancy dinner spot perfect for a date
Gizli Bahçe
No:15 Nevizade Sk.great place to grab beers and relax in the afternoon definitely
worth going
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The Populist bomontiada
No: 1/D Birahane Sk.great place to grab beers and relax in the afternoon definitely
worth going
COOKSHOP. Galataport
Minimüzikhol
3 Soğancı Sk.Divan Brasserie
No:181 İstiklal Cd.Nusr-Et Steakhouse Etiler
No:87 Nispetiye CdLos Altos Mexican Restaurant
no:38/5 Yeni Çarşı Cd.Karabatak
No:7 Karaali Kaptan Sk.Sortie Restaurant
No:54 Muallim Naci Cd.Midpoint
No: 187 İstiklal Cd.Al Madina Restaurant
Lotiz Lounge & Hookah
Deraliye Ottoman Cuisine Restaurant
Neighborhoods
Quai de Karaköy
No:13 Rıhtım Cd.Nişantaşı