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The 1922 fire destroyed much of the town centre between Alsancak and Basmane, which had been a Greek neighbourhood for centuries. Today the area contains °­Ã¼±ô³Ùü°ù±è²¹°ù°ì, a large park and fairground popular with strolling couples and joggers. Although the annual FuarÄ°³ú³¾¾±°ù (International Ä°³ú³¾¾±°ù Fair) has been recently relocated to a new home in Gaziemir, the park's small funfair remains (summer only). When here, be sure to visit the impressive Ä°³ú³¾¾±°ù Museum of History & Art.


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1. Parachute Tower

0.17 MILES

This huge, ugly and largely disused fairground attraction is a handy navigational aid when exploring the °­Ã¼±ô³Ùü°ù±è²¹°ù°ì.

3. St John's Cathedral

0.35 MILES

Ä°³ú³¾¾±°ù retains a number of churches that are still used by the Christian faithful, including this 1874 building on Montro Meydanı that was partly financed…

4. City Museum & Archive

0.57 MILES

Housed in a fire station built by the British in 1923, this small museum mounts changing displays on Ä°³ú³¾¾±°ù’s history. It is named after Ahmet PiriÅŸtina, a…

5. Ä°³ú³¾¾±°ù Mask Museum

0.6 MILES

Tucked away in an old house on a street filled with bars, this little museum spread over three floors has an esoteric collection of ceremonial and…

6. Church of St Polycarp

0.62 MILES

Built in the early 17th century, this Catholic church is the oldest still-functioning Christian house of worship in the city. Its survival during the 1922…

7. Atatürk Museum

0.63 MILES

Built as a carpet merchant's residence between 1875 and 1880, this stately white building ended up in state hands after the shocking events of September…

8. Arkas Art Centre

0.63 MILES

Occupying a handsome 1906 building that functioned as the French consulate until 2010, this arts centre hosts temporary exhibitions with an Aegean accent…