Galatasaray Fish Market & Çicek Pasaji

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Galatasaray Fish Market & Çicek Pasaji

Halfway through the market runs the Nevizade, a lane with a string of good value Meyhanes (traditional taverns). The flower thoroughfare next to the market is a reconstructed restaurant street, but it’s a little more expensive.

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addressIstiklâl Caddesi, Istanbul
moreInfoNevizade, Beyoglu

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