Photo: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA) · Source Beylikdüzü Yaşam Valley
Istanbul's first "life valley", a green area stretching down to the seafront.
View on map3 places to visit in the Beylikdüzü district of Istanbul: Beylikdüzü Yaşam Valley, TÜYAP Fuar Merkezi and Ambarlı Harbour. Plan your trip to Beylikdüzü with local food, practical tips and transport information.
Beylikdüzü is one of the western districts of Istanbul province. It lies to the south of the Sea of Marmara and covers an area of 39 km².
Beylikdüzü is one of Istanbul’s planned districts, known for its wide avenues and green spaces.
Beylikdüzü began to grow rapidly after the 1999 earthquake, when it received large numbers of migrants. The core of the district is the Kavaklı settlement.
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Photo: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA) · Source Istanbul's first "life valley", a green area stretching down to the seafront.
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Photo: Maderibeyza (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Source TÜYAP, one of Türkiye's largest exhibition centres, hosts the book fair as well as a range of international fairs throughout the year.
View on mapWhile you are in Beylikdüzü, you can also see the highlights of Istanbul province. These places are in other districts.
Beylikdüzü's modern restaurants serve a range of flavours from world cuisines.
The TÜYAP Book Fair draws millions of book lovers to Beylikdüzü every year and is Türkiye's largest book event.
Beylikdüzü is one of the fast-growing districts on Istanbul's western side. Fair tourism, trade and the housing sector are its main economic activities.
Beylikdüzü is connected to Istanbul by metrobus and bus lines. The E-5 highway passes through the district.
The top 3 sights in Beylikdüzü are Beylikdüzü Yaşam Valley, TÜYAP Fuar Merkezi and Ambarlı Harbour.
Modern Restoran Mutfağı is a standout dining option in Beylikdüzü.
Beylikdüzü is known for its Fuar Ürünleri and the Kitap Fuarı Geleneği. Products from a variety of sectors are displayed at the fairs held at TÜYAP.
Beylikdüzü is connected to Istanbul by metrobus and bus lines. The E-5 highway passes through the district.
Suggested visit length: half a day. Best time to visit: spring and autumn.