Najwa Akar

It is a house that Ataturk rented and stayed there with his mother and sister. Entry is free. You will find items that were used by Ataturk. There are also some medals and documents and fotos of his funeral. The major drawback is that it is all in turkish language and when we asked for audio guide in English the lady asked for our passports which we were not carrying with us.

Well organised , not crowded. Ticket price is reasonable. The furniture is well preserved.Unfortunately taking photos inside is not allowed and large part of the garden is closed for visitors. Having a drink and or a snack at the cafeterias there is very relaxing. I enjoyed every minute there.

A neat place for shopping , has lots of brands. The sky view is an amazing place that must be visited and photos taken. The time spent at the aquarium is worth it.I found the ticket price for the sky view and the aquarium( though discounted ) to be pricey.

In the basement there is Fashion mill, ground floor some small shops selling bags and accessories. The first floor is the place where there are many shops with workshops for fixing mobile phones and selling mobile phones accessories. Visit many shops before you buy as the same item might be solds for different prices.