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Moda Must-Sees

Moda, a historic neighborhood on Istanbul's Asian side, centers around the vibrant Kadıköy Market and the iconic Bull Statue. The area features the 1927 Süreyya Opera House and the former residence of musician Barış Manço. Culinary highlights include regional Anatolian dishes at Çiya Sofrası and traditional Iskender kebabs. Along the coastline, expansive parks provide views across the Sea of Marmara toward the Old City, while the historic Moda Pier serves as a landmark of the district's maritime heritage.

Moda Must-Sees — Kort

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Kadikoy Market

Historic open-air market featuring fresh produce, seafood, spices, and traditional Turkish pantry staples.

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Çiya Sofrası

Renowned restaurant specializing in forgotten regional Anatolian recipes and diverse ethnic Turkish dishes.

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Barış Manço Evi

Museum located in the former 19th-century Victorian-style home of the influential Turkish rock musician and TV host.

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Moda Coastal Park

Extensive seaside promenade along the Sea of Marmara, featuring walking paths and rocky shorelines.

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Süreyya Opera House

Süreyya Opera House, also called Süreyya Cultural Center, is an opera hall located at Gen.

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Bull Statue

The Kadıköy bull statue is a statue of a bull installed in Kadıköy, Istanbul, Turkey. The bull has become a mascot for the neighborhood.

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Kebapçı İskender

Traditional restaurant serving the original Iskender kebab recipe, consisting of sliced lamb, tomato sauce, and pita.

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Kadi Nimet Balıkçılık

Combined fish market and eatery offering a wide selection of fresh daily catches and seafood mezes.

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Moda Park

Green space at the tip of the peninsula, home to the historic 1917 Moda Pier designed by Vedat Tek.

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