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A medieval Genoese watchtower that's now a museum and observation deck. It offers the classic postcard view of Istanbul's old city skyline.
A major concert hall and cultural center on Taksim Square, rebuilt and reopened in 2021. Its transparent facade makes it a striking modern landmark.

A historic covered arcade off İstiklal Avenue, lined with cafes and restaurants. It's a lively spot connecting the main street to the Fish Market.
A valley neighborhood of Beyoğlu known for its antique shops lining 19th-century streets. It's a quiet, winding alternative to the main avenue.
The largest Catholic church in Istanbul, a red-brick neo-Gothic landmark on İstiklal Avenue. It's a quiet, beautiful space just steps from the busy street.
