325 MINUTES Walking Tour In All Of The Istanbul Türkiye 🇹🇷 Walk with Me Travel Guide

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @walking.tour4k   00:00:02 Istanbul 00:04:14 Galata Port 00:04:37 Paket Postanesi 00:13:49 Istanbul Modern 00:20:22 Tophane Saat Kulesi 00:24:44 Galata Port 00:40:04 Kadikoy 00:44:44 Daily Market 00:53:49 Asian Side Of Istanbul 01:11:33 Kadikoy Bull Statue 01:14:41 Moda 01:32:00 Istanbul Cat 01:43:43 Balat 02:16:55 Nisantasi 02:17:52 Rumeli Street 02:24:02 Nişantaşı 02:38:48 Bostan Street 02:36:54 Abdi Ipekci Street 02:43:33 Tesvikiye Street 02:47:46 City’s Shopping Center 02:50:34 Nisantasi 02:59:09 Besiktas 03:00:59 Besiktas Square 03:06:13 Kartal Square 03:11:01 Ihlamurder Street 03:17:28 Kartal 03:24:01 Sinanpasha Street 03:26:46 Sair Nedim Street 03:30:30 Suleyman Seba Street 03:33:49 Grand Bazaar 03:35:12 Fake Market 03:37:32 Kapalı Çarşı 04:03:06 Old Bazaar 04:12:55 Fake Bazaar 04:27:05 Istanbul Bazaar 04:38:30 Spice Bazaar 04:42:25 Daily Bazaar 04:45:05 Street Dance 04:46:16 FoodHall 04:47:11 Nostalgic Tramvay 04:48:35 Istiklal Avenue 04:59:26 Sent Antuan Church 05:07:44 Doner Kebab 05:09:12 Istiklal Street 05:15:46 Turkish Food 05:17:14 Hafiz Mustafa Baklava 05:24:15 Taksim Square 4 Hours Walking Tour In All Of The Istanbul Türkiye 🇹🇷 Walk with Me Travel Guide    • 4 Hours Walking Tour In All Of The Istanbu...   ISTANBUL TÜRKIYE BAZAAR Eminönü, Egyptian Bazaar Walking Tour Tourist Guide    • 🇹🇷ISTANBUL TÜRKIYE BAZAAR Eminönü, Egyptia...   Walking Tour In All Of The Istanbul    • Walking Tour In All Of The Istanbul 🇹🇷 Tür...   Besiktas Galata port Karakoy Grand Bazaar Turkey Walking Tour Tourist Guide 4k    • 🇹🇷 Besiktas Galata port Karakoy Grand Baza...   Galata Port is a historic port located in the Galata neighborhood of Istanbul, Turkey. The port is situated on the Golden Horn, a natural harbor that separates the European side of Istanbul from the historic peninsula. The port was constructed in the late 19th century to accommodate the growing trade and shipping activities of Istanbul. Galata Port has played an important role in the history of Istanbul's maritime trade. In the Ottoman period, the port was used for the import and export of goods such as textiles, spices, and tobacco. During the 20th century, the port continued to be an important hub for shipping and trade, but its role declined with the growth of larger, modern ports elsewhere in Istanbul. Today, Galata Port is mainly used for tourism and leisure activities. The port area has been renovated and transformed into a modern, multipurpose space that includes cafes, restaurants, and a marina. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Golden Horn, take a stroll along the waterfront, or take a boat tour of the harbor. The port is also a popular destination for cruise ships that visit Istanbul. In addition to its historical and cultural significance, Galata Port is also an important environmental resource for Istanbul. The port area provides a habitat for a variety of marine life, and efforts have been made to preserve and protect this ecosystem. Overall, Galata Port is a fascinating destination for visitors to Istanbul who are interested in the city's maritime history and culture. Kadikoy is a district located on the Asian side of Istanbul, Turkey. It is known for its vibrant atmosphere, diverse food options, and cultural landmarks such as the Haydarpasa Train Station and the Moda seaside park. It is also home to several universities and is a popular residential area for students and young professionals. Kadikoy has a well-developed transportation system, including ferry, metro, and bus connections to other parts of Istanbul. Balat is a historic district located on the European side of Istanbul, Turkey. It is situated on the southern shore of the Golden Horn, near the mouth of the Bosphorus Strait. Balat has a rich history and is known for its colorful houses, narrow streets, and diverse population. Balat was historically a Jewish neighborhood, and it still has a significant Jewish community today. The neighborhood was home to many Jewish immigrants who came to Istanbul from Spain and Portugal in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. The district also has a large Greek Orthodox community, and many of the churches in Balat date back to the Byzantine era. I walk with you every day in Istanbul I walk every day in the crowded streets among the people and next to the historical monuments and beautiful and scenic areas, and I record videos of all these moments and the culture of the people for you. I'll be happy to subscribe to my channel and share it with your friends. Thank you all 😁😊 All material in this video is original and personally recorded by Myself on location