Istanbul Apartments is located in Beyoglu, one of the oldest and central districts of Istanbul. Istiklal Street and Demiroren Shopping Center 150 meters, Madame Tussauds Istanbul (Grand Pera) 200 meters, Hatay Medeniyetler Sofrası Restaurant 200 meters, Taksim Square 350 meters, Taksim Gezi Park 400 meters, Çiçek Passage and Galatasaray High School 500 meters, Sent Antuan Church 570 meters, Salt Beyoğlu Museum 600 meters, Pera Museum 650 meters, Galata Mevlevihanesi and Modern Museum of Istanbul 1 kilometer, Galata Tower just 1.2 kilometers and Salt Galata 1.5 kilometers from the Apartment.

Our aim at Istanbul Apartments® is to ensure that each guest enjoys the full Istanbul experience and yearns to return year after year. With our properties, facilities, staff and location we are an ideal launching pad for your Istanbul adventure.

At the heart of this renaissance is Beyoglu/Taksim. Across the Golden Horn from the old city, the former ramshackle borough of 19th-century apartment blocks and grand Ottoman mansions is rapidly being transformed into a lifestyle hub. Taksim Square, the heart of Beyoglu and the main bus and metro stop for the area. From here, turn left into Istiklal Caddesi, the main drag, filled not with cars but people. Ideally, visitors to Beyoglu should experience Istiklal Caddesi twice: once in the morning so you can spot the sites at leisure and once in the evening when the boulevard turns into a sea of people. Look out for notable buildings such as Ortaoyuncular Sahnesi, a theatre built in 1885, and the Cicek Pasaji, a late-19th-century shopping mall where bourgeois Russian women, fleeing their country's 1917 revolution, came and opened flower shops. Spend the morning taking in one or both of Beyoglu's privately owned museums, both of which gave the area a big cultural injection when they opened in 2004. The neighbourhood of Galata is the hot spot for shopping. For more home-grown Turkish delights, return to Cihangir. Pera is the heart of Beyoglu's bar scene.