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- Sherry CameraMay 8, 2015Not for a fact that I walked with my all time favorite man on this bridge Nd not for the sake of all those yummy food spots around the corner but it s a great spot to visit and walk Nd enjoy.
- AFAR MediaOctober 8, 2014While here, try the Balik Ekmek: chewy white bread, smeared with a quick mix of crunchy, chopped vegetables and a slice of salty, grilled fish, then served up with an Efes and an unbeatable view. Read moreUpvoted Mar 9
- Noah WeissOctober 2, 2014The Galata Bridge has a great view of both European sides of the city. On the Sultanahmet side, get 6 Lira fresh fish sandwiches next to the water.Upvoted Jan 28
- Ally ParkMay 29, 2022Lovely place to take picture both side especially during sunset is just speechless. Try walk down the bridge full of cafes and you will get to the pic spot. Try both ways as it has diff view.
- K HameedMarch 9, 2014Famous Galatta Bridge. Citizens of Istanbul stand here & keep on fishing 24X7. If u are blessed with time join them 4 a round of fishing, and get the freshly caught fished BBQ in the restaurants down
- Aylin AlpustunSeptember 24, 2019It is part of the history of Istanbul, bridging the Golden Horn basically. There are usually hundreds of people fishing rain or shine from dawn to dusk. Open to pedestrians, tram and cars
- Sherry CameraMay 12, 2015To watch sunset try street food click funny selfies or fall in love at first sight. If you are visiting with your loved ones go for a romantic walk at less crowded hour. You ll find new intimacy; )
- Beautiful early in the morning, beautiful during sunsets & at nights! Better to have dinner at Karakoy in one of the terrace restaurants in order2c the best view!
- MuratJune 11, 2016Old, historic, scenic, cultural. Great place for people watching. There are fishbrestaurants under the bridge. Very authentic place to observe cultural habits.
- The Ritz-CarltonAugust 16, 2012Galata Bridge is Istanbul at its most evocative. Best time to come? Sunset, of course, when the red sky illuminates the hawkers, fishermen and cafés and fruity tobacco shisha starts to fill the air.
- Asif KMarch 28, 2013Galata Bridge is Istanbul at its most evocative. Best time to come? Sunset, of course, when the red sky illuminates the hawkers, fishermen and cafés and fruity tobacco shisha starts to fill the air.
- Rachel KingMay 15, 2014Serious Eats: Head over to the Golden Horn by Galata Bridge, where you can order fish bread with pickled juice. It's just a fried mackerel sandwich served with a shot of brine to wash it down.
- A ENovember 2, 2018A must do- walk the bridge- cross the bosphorous and enjoy a beer and sardines on the lower walkway
- LolaLuluOctober 23, 2013The Galata Bridge linking the 2 European shores was given a facelift in 1992 after a fire destroyed the former structure.Every day a constant stream of people & motor verhicles crosses the Golden Horn
- manu prasadJune 10, 2015Catch a scenic view of the Bosphorus from a restaurant under the bridge. Great fish to be had!
- Nox NJanuary 16, 2020Stop at Karakoy bus stop and walk the bridge towards Eminönü. And see the fishermen along the bridge and the Bosporus.
- Joanne WarnerDecember 30, 2012A fried fish sandwich sitting under the bridge is to die for. Great food, amazing views and the atmosphere is guaranteed to make you feel alive. Will definitely be returning.
- InterContinental Hotels & ResortsFebruary 26, 2013The natural continuation of your Perfect Day takes you on Galata Bridge, where you may admire on your left the Istanbul of mosques and palaces, and your right the vibrant and contemporary metropolis. Read more
- Raul Rene LepșaMay 6, 2014If you are in the area go down for a narghilea, turkish coffee and turkish tea at Haylaz Cafe - good prices and excelent service
- Chris MarshFebruary 20, 2018While most city bridges are full of couples, tourists and people taking selfies, here you can barely get through for fishermen.
- BonítaxonNovember 30, 2012Place where hundreds of fishermen spend their time doing what they do - fishing. No rush. Good chit-chats w/ other, etc.
- Asya FeoAugust 11, 2013The best bridge in Istanbul where you can walk, take pictures, eat, look at fishermen , buy souvenirs - all at the same time.
- Praveen PaulsamyOctober 19, 2014Grab your camera and start posing. If you ever get tired of the view, try the fish restaurants under the bridge
- Réka ManonJune 15, 2015The card game "bridge" got its name of the Köprü, it was the game that English soldiers used to play here while drinking raki and cay after another.
- Ken HawkinsJanuary 14, 2014You can take the tram into the city, but walk over the bridge at least once — or more, if the weather's good.
- FilmsquareOctober 31, 2013Tatiana Romanova crosses the old Galata Bridge (having since been replaced due to fire damage) on her way to meet James Bond in From Russia with Love (1963).
- Murad RAugust 21, 2015Great view and lots of restaurants to eat fish. Come in the evening to watch sunset
- Kitsos MitsosJanuary 3, 2013Eat or drink at the cafes/ restaurants that are located on both sides of the lower part of the bridge. Also watch people that are fishing day and night.
- Mohammadreza HeidariApril 2, 2017Liked the way we can look the bridge by sides and the view of city and tample
- Byron BrewerAugust 16, 2011The lower deck – directly under the walkway – is home to restaurants, bars and tea-houses with ringside waterfront seating for boat watching and cheap beers.
- istanbulApril 6, 2011Galata Bridge, Until the 19th century old Byzantine city of Constantinople was completely seperated from Galata and Pera by the Halic or Golden Horn
- Sohrab MostaghimFebruary 11, 2020We love Istanbul because of Galata bridge. Others are just extra features of this city
- Bob MoningkaOctober 30, 2013Restaurant Dersaadet (in Indonesian language 'Bahagia'). Under Galata bridge. Nice view of ferry harbour.
- ErnestoAustriaOctober 5, 2011There are a lot of restaurants under the bridge. Best gorgeous sunset view to with Hagia Sophia etc. Try Raki!
- The TelegraphNovember 20, 2012Walk off an early lunch with a half-hour stroll to the wall’s end on the Golden Horn. At Ayvansaray Pier catch a ferry (£1) to the Galata Bridge.
- Enzo MartinelliJune 28, 2015Iconic bridge in Istanbul between the Golden Horn and the Galata district
- petekAugust 29, 2015Eski Istanbul'u seyretmek iyidir. If you are a tourist at istanbul you must come here.
- Stefano BaghinoAugust 27, 2018Lively bridge, although the mix of dirty water, fish restaurants and people fishing doesn't convince me too much.
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