Kadikoy Collection

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Murat BAKMAZ

Saint Euphemia Died Circa 307 Martyr Chalcedon
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Progress of the Balaclava Railway to the Church of Kadikoy, Crimean War. 1855

Turkey, Istanbul, Kadikoy District, street market featuring a wide variety of fresh fruits

Istanbul, Turkey - Moda, Kadikoy. Date: circa 1907

Historic Haydarpasa Railway Station, Neo-Renaissance architecture, Kadikoy, Asian Side, Istanbul, Turkey, Anatolia, Asia Minor, Eurasia

Crimean War Memorial - English Cemetery, Haidar Pasha
Crimean War Memorial (Scutari Monument) designed by Baron Carlo Marochetti (1805-1867). Inaugurated in 1856. Located in the English Cemetery, Haidar Pasha

View of Haidar Pasha and Kadikoy - Istanbul, Turkey
View of the tracks leading to the Haidar Pasha Railway Terminus (Haydarpasa Gari) and Kadikoy - Istanbul, Turkey. Date: circa 1910s

The Turkish Cemetery at Haydarpasa, Kadikoy, Istanbul. Date: circa 1930s

Istanbul, Turkey - Kadikoy from Haider Pasa Date: 1898

Fenerbahce Lighthouse, Moda-Kadikoy, War Ministry Gate
Istanbul, Turkey - Fenerbahce Lighthouse, Moda-Kadikoy, War Ministry Gate, Building of the Administration of Public Debts (now Istanbul High School) 1898

Istanbul, Turkey - View of Seraglio Point from Galata Tower Date: 1895

Military School and Hospital Haidar Pacha, Istanbul
Marmara University Haydarpasa Campus in Istanbul (originally Military School of Medicine and later Haydarpasa High School) - designed by Italian Architect Raimondo Tommaso D Aronco Date: 1906

View of Seraglio Point from Galata Tower, Istanbul, Turkey Date: 1895

Istanbul, Turkey - View of Haydar Pasa from Kadikoy Date: 1927

Istanbul, Turkey - Kadikoy - English Cemetery. Date: 1927

Moda, Istanbul - Constantinople Date: circa 1920s

Turkey - Kadikoy
Kadikoy on the Asian side of the Sea of Marmara. The capital city of the Roman Empire between 330-395 AD, in Byzantine times, Byzantium was considered the world centre of civilsation for 600 years

Turkey, Istanbul, Kadikoy area, fresh fish for sale

Constantinople, Turkey - Muhurdar, Kadikoy Date: circa 1910s

Kitchen of the Commercial Religious Institute, Istanbul
Kitchen of the Commercial Religious Institute - Establishment of the Brothers at Kadikoy, Constantinople

Constantinople - Kadikoy - School of St. Joseph, run by Christian brothers

Tram Station and the Ferry Boat landing stage at Kadikoy
Tram Station and the Ferry Boat landing stage in Constantinople at Kadikoy on the Asian side of the Sea of Marmara. The capital city of the Roman Empire between 330-395 AD, in Byzantine times

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Kadikoy: A Historic District on Istanbul's Asian Side Step into the enchanting district of Kadikoy, located on Istanbul's vibrant Asian side, and be transported through time. With a rich history dating back centuries, this captivating neighborhood is a treasure trove of cultural landmarks and bustling markets. One notable site in the Church of Kadikoy, which holds great significance as it was dedicated to Saint Euphemia who died around 307 AD as a martyr in Chalcedon. This ancient church witnessed the progress of the Balaclava Railway, connecting it to various parts of Istanbul. As you wander through its charming streets, immerse yourself in the lively street market where an array of fresh fruits tantalize your senses. The vibrant colors and fragrant aromas create an atmosphere that embodies Turkey's culinary delights. For architecture enthusiasts, Haydarpasa Railway Station stands tall with its remarkable Neo-Renaissance design. This historic gem not only serves as a transportation hub but also offers breathtaking views over Haidar Pasha and Kadikoy. A visit to Crimean War Memorial - English Cemetery at Haidar Pasha provides a somber reminder of past conflicts while paying homage to those who lost their lives during the war. Nearby lies another railway station at Bostanci, seamlessly blending modernity with tradition. Indulge your taste buds at Pati café or explore Moda for its unique charm – both popular spots among locals and tourists alike. Muhurdar Street takes you deeper into Constantinople's essence with its traditional Turkish shops offering authentic experiences. Don't miss out on exploring the Turkish Cemetery at Haydarpasa; here lies a peaceful resting place for many souls amidst stunning surroundings. As you stroll through these hallowed grounds, take in panoramic views that showcase both Haidar Pasha and Kadikoy in all their glory.