learn about Beyoğlu

An overview of the Beyoğlu district in Istanbul European

Istanbul's civilization cannot be reflected through any other neighbourhood but Beyoglu. The area was named after the Venetian prince named Beyoglu. Then he got the name of Prince Pontus, who lived there for a while after his conversion to Islam. This region consists of a large area extending from Kagithane to the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn.
-Beyoglu has neighbourhoods, including Karakoy, Tophane, Cihangir, Sishane, Tepebasi, Dolapdere and Kasimpasa, and is connected to the Old City via Galata Bridge, Ataturk Bridge and Golden Horn Metro Bridge.
Its population today has reached 400,000 thousand people, including a large part of those who hold foreign nationalities.
Its general character is vitality and activity because it includes the most important foreign embassies and consulates.
Beyoğlu does not lack historical character, as it contains many tourist places that attract the attention of tourists.
It is the largest and oldest district in all of Istanbul, in addition to containing a number of important and well-known neighbourhoods such as Taksim / Istiklal Street.
It is of great importance to many people, because it has a connection with history, and its history can be identified through its ancient landmarks.
It is important to mention that it is the commercial center of the whole city.
-The services offered by Beyoglu are distinctive, which makes them suitable for comfortable housing and perhaps a profitable investment, especially during the tourist seasons.
Beyoğlu real estate is characterized as a great choice for housing and stability, like all the necessities of life are available in it, in addition to the fact that the prices of its properties are suitable for the vast majority of people as it suits their financial budgets.