GalataPort
Galataport in Karaköy has emerged as one of the city's best culinary and cultural centers. Where the Bosphorus, the Golden Horn and the Marmara Sea meet, the long-awaited Galataport opened its first phase as a complex consisting of museums, shops, restaurants and breweries on the exquisite shores of Karaköy.
A wide pier was opened, offering the domed and majestic height of the Bosphorus and the Sultanahmet skyline and arguably the best angle.
Galataport, the world's first underground cruise terminal, which has been a structure that has been closed to visitors for nearly 200 years, welcomes its visitors on cruise ships as one of the most important cruise destinations in the Mediterranean.
The nearly mile-long sandstone promenade is lined with half-century-old pink and hazel buildings accented by overflowing planters and benches.
Visitors can enjoy a healthy and safe culture, art, shopping and fine dining experience. Great importance is given to heritage here. The architecture was designed according to the neighborhood concept and alternative transportation options, in harmony with the historical texture of the region.
With the opening of two hotels located in front of the Bosphorus, visitors will soon be able to relax in luxury at Galataport. Imagine waking up in the morning with the sunrise coming in on the Bosphorus. Visitors can also relax in a luxurious hammam or sit by the pool overlooking Topkapi Palace. Those who visit Galataport will want to stay here longer in the near future. It will be very difficult to leave the modern luxury of this coastal wonder!
