İstinyePark
Foundations laid in 2005; opened in September 2007.
- Nearest stationM2 · İTÜ-Ayazağa990 m · 13 min walk
- Nearest Link projectETRO Residences Istanbul2.3 km by car
Choose a side of the city. Each card gives the mall’s district, one fact from its official website, the nearest metro or rail station on foot and the nearest Link project by car. The numbers on the map match the cards.
Foundations laid in 2005; opened in September 2007.
A 760-metre open-air shopping street, with cafés and restaurants facing the forest.
An open-air design by Tabanlıoğlu Mimarlık with Jerde Partnership and Arup, chosen in an international competition; opened in 2006.
Home to Apple’s first store in Turkey, built on its New York cube concept.
Opened on 15 October 2005; six floors and an indoor car park for 2,500 cars.
A direct passage leads from the M1 metro’s Forum İstanbul-Kocatepe station into the mall.
Parking for 1,800 cars and a Cinens cinema, according to the mall.
Has MOİPark, an indoor theme park with rides for all ages and stage shows.
Formerly 212 İstanbul; it calls itself Turkey’s first “power outlet”.
Opened on 1 April 2000; for years Istanbul’s first and only outlet mall, according to the mall.
Has a 16-screen cinema, World Cinezone.
Opened in 1988; the mall describes itself as Turkey’s first shopping mall.
Open since 2011; an investment of Akiş GYO, Akkök Holding’s real-estate company.
On the D-100 (E-5) highway; run by ECE Türkiye, part of the ECE Marketplaces group.
Houses a KidZania, a city where children try out more than 100 roles and professions.
Home to the Emaar Aquarium and Underwater Zoo, with more than 20,000 animals according to the mall.
Opened in 2008 on the E-5 highway at Yenisahra.
An open-air complex; its venues include the X Media Art Museum and Duru Tiyatro.
A four-storey mall beside three office towers.
Built as a small town in a neoclassical style; completed in October 2017.
Its Via Bedesten hall sits under a hand-crafted dome 34 m across; open since 2008.
Distances start from the mall’s point on the map: on foot to the nearest metro, tram or rail station, and by car to the nearest Link project, along OpenStreetMap routes, measured on 3 November 2026; metrobüs and buses are not included. Each mall’s details come from its official website. Mall names are their owners’ trademarks; Link has no partnership with them.
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