Beyazıt Square

🕌 A Historical Gem in the Heart of the City: Beyazıt Square Awaits You! Imagine a square in the heart of Istanbul that carries the whispers of centuries past… Beyazıt Square isn’t just a place to pass through — it’s like an open-air museum, filled with culture, history, and timeless stories. Walking through this area is like taking a journey from the Ottoman Empire to the Turkish Republic. With the grand gate of Istanbul University, the elegant architecture of Beyazıt Mosque, and the bustling atmosphere of the Grand Bazaar just steps away, every corner of Beyazıt tells a new tale. 📍 Where is Beyazıt Square? Located in Istanbul’s Fatih district, right at the center of the Historic Peninsula, Beyazıt Square sits beside the Grand Bazaar and is framed by the main gate of Istanbul University. It's within walking distance of major landmarks like Sultanahmet, Eminönü, Gülhane Park, and the Süleymaniye Mosque. 🚇 How to Get to Beyazıt Square: By Tram: Hop on the T1 Kabataş–Bağcılar tram line and get off at the Beyazıt-Kapalıçarşı stop — it drops you right at the square. By Walking: It’s just a short walk from popular neighborhoods like Sultanahmet, Laleli, Eminönü, and of course, the Grand Bazaar. With Our Private Transfer Service: We offer direct transfers to Beyazıt Square from your hotel, Istanbul Airport, or Sabiha Gökçen Airport. ✅ Air-conditioned VIP vehicles ✅ Experienced, licensed drivers ✅ Fixed price guarantee ✅ 24/7 customer support 📸 What to Do in Beyazıt Square? Visit Beyazıt Mosque: Enjoy a peaceful break in this beautiful mosque, a perfect example of early Ottoman architecture. Snap a photo at the University Gate: The majestic entrance of Istanbul University is one of the most photographed spots in the city — don’t miss it! Taste street flavors: Grab a fresh simit (Turkish sesame bagel) from local vendors, sip some hot tea, and watch the vibrant life of the square unfold. Explore the book stalls: Book lovers will adore the Beyazıt Sahaflar Çarşısı and nearby secondhand bookstores — a true paradise for culture and literature enthusiasts. 💡 Pro Tip: Visit in the morning for a calmer vibe and catch the square as it slowly comes to life. By midday, you'll feel the full energy of the crowd and nearby markets.