Kadikoy is a large and populous cosmopolitan district on the
Anatolian side of
Istanbul, on the shore of the
Sea of Marmara, facing the historic city centre on the
European side of the
Bosphorus. Kadikoy is a residential and commerci
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Eastern side of the
Bosphorus is called Asian side of
Istanbul.Most attractive districts are
Beykoz,
Uskudar,
Kadikoy, Moda, Bostanci, Pendik and
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Turkey's largest and most magnificent railway station, Haydarpasa was built in the early 20th century by the German architects Otto Ritter and Helmuth Cuno. A monument to the close Turkish - German relations of the time, the station is in neo-renaissance style and has a U-plan. The inauguration ceremony took place on 19 August 1908, just after the proclamation of the Second Constitution.
The facade is covered in textured sandstone, and the main facade overlooking Kadikoy Bay rests on a foundation of 1100 timber piles. The steep pitched roof is slated, and the interior is decorated with trailing foliage cartouches and garlands, and stained glass window. The ceiling of the circ
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