게디즈 델타시 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Bronze sculpture by Marie Seborova

in Mithatpaşa Park by Günnur Özsoy

Statue an der Promenade.

From this port you can take the ferry to go to the other side of the bay. There is great joy for cyclists. You can drive for just 0.05 TL (as of 2023)

The İZDENİZ has Ferry routes operating across Izmir - Aydin including: Karşıyaka, Balçova. The longest line from the İZDENİZ is: KARŞIYAKA - ÜÇKUYULAR. This ferry route starts at Karşıyaka and ends at Üçkuyular (Balçova). It extends over 7 km and has 2 stops. The longest line is: GÖZTEPE - ÜÇKUYULAR. This Ferry line starts from Üçkuyular (Balçova) and ends at Göztepe (Balçova). It extends over a length of 2 km and has 2 stops. Source: https://moovitapp.com/index/de/%C3%96PNV-lines-IzmirAyd%C4%B1n-1564-854310#:~:text=Die%20l%C3%A4ngste%20%C4%B0ZDEN% C4% B0Z% 20Linie% 20ist% 20KAR% C5% 9EIYAKA% 20-% 20% C3% 9C% C3% 87KUYULAR., Stops.% 20The% 20l% C3% A4angste% 20Linie% 20is% 20G% C3% 96ZTEPE% 20 -% 20% C3% 9C% C3% 87KUYULAR.

The tower was built in 1901 on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the accession to the throne of Abdülhamid II (r. 1876–1909). The 25 meter high tower, with an iron and lead construction and designed in upscale Ottoman architecture, is circularly surrounded by four fountains designed as Şadirvan. The pillars are inspired by Moorish motifs. The clock itself was a gift from the German Emperor Wilhelm II (r. 1888–1918)

I have to agree with Robert HRO, the restaurants and cafés invite you to linger and you can enjoy the harbor flair. But unfortunately there is little else to be recommended. The cinema is probably still running, but the business is rather bobbing around.

A beautiful and very old mosque. Construction of the Konak Mosque began in 1755 and lasted 19 years; It was opened in 1774. The Konak Mosque is a building of classical Ottoman architecture. It was built in the shape of a hexagon and the windows were surrounded with colored tiles. The mosque has a minaret. Who commissioned the building is controversial. It is said to have been Ayşe Hanım, the wife of Katipzade Mehmet Paşa, who ruled Izmir at the time.