In the heart of the most authentical area of İstanbul, Galata, from historical building which built in 1895, recently renovated 2BR apartment...Located just steps away from Galata Tower, Şişhane Subway Station, Karaköy, Galata Bridge and Galataport. Also it's super easy to access the all public transportations. Our apartment is renovated by architects to highlight the blending of modern art and history of Galata. Our aim is to introduce young talented Turkish artists with you in our apartment. The space Comfortable 2 bedrooms of 75 m2 in the heart of İstanbul, offers the following services: - 2 bedrooms each with a queen size bed, - Living room with sofa (convertable to a bed for 1), smart led tv, - Dining room with ancient table for 6 people, - Fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher, coffee machine, kettle, hob, fridge, toaster, microwave oven, - Bathroom with walk-in shower with hair dryer, - Washing machine, iron, iron board, -AC. Bed linen and towels are included throughout your stay. The location is fantastic with very good bakeries, coffe shops, restaurants, bars, pharmacies, supermarkets within 3 min walk. Guest access All the apartment :) Everything you need is on site, and if not just let me know i will be pleased to help you. Other things to note Galata is a neighborhood in Istanbul, Turkey that is located on the north side of the Golden Horn, a natural harbor that separates the European side of Istanbul from the Asian side. The neighborhood is known for its historical and cultural significance, as well as its vibrant nightlife and dining scene. The most notable landmark in Galata is the Galata Tower, a medieval stone tower that was built in 1348 by the Genoese. The tower offers panoramic views of the city and is a popular tourist destination. Galata is also home to many historical churches and synagogues, including the Church of St. George, which is one of the oldest surviving Byzantine churches in Istanbul. The neighborhood is also known for its many traditional Turkish bathhouses, or hammams, which date back to the Ottoman era. In recent years, Galata has become a popular destination for nightlife and dining, with many trendy bars, clubs, and restaurants located in the area. It is also known for its art galleries and independent shops selling handmade crafts and clothing. Galata is considered one of the most dynamic and multicultural neighborhoods in Istanbul, with a diverse population that includes Turkish, Greek, Jewish, and Armenian residents. Registration details 12-677