Category: Going to Istanbul

Bosphorus and Istanbul
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Istanbul by Boat

By on Feb 19, 2012 in Going to Istanbul

Maritime Lines run both the urban and national transport. Marinas also have connections with European ports. Originally posted 2009-07-12 15:21:28.

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Istanbul by Rail

By on Feb 10, 2012 in Going to Istanbul

Not as popular a mode of transport as buses, with a much smaller network, there are rail connections from Istanbul to Ankara, Izmir and Eastern Anatolian cities. Most of the services are slower than buses, although between the three main cities, there are the mavi tren, mototren or ekspress, which are fast and comfortable. Originally [...]

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Istanbul Airport Pick Up Transfers

By on Dec 12, 2009 in Going to Istanbul

Airport Pick Up Services
With pre-notified arrival, the Istanbul transfer services help visitors with waiting drivers at the airport with sign bearing the visitor’s name. Delay in arrival of the flight won’t matter since the experienced and professional drivers will be aware even before he sets off to collect the traveler. Mostly the drivers are efficient and professionals who take best care about the safety and comfort of their passengers.

Istanbul aerial view
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Istanbul by flight

By on Jul 12, 2009 in Going to Istanbul

Ataturk International Airport is 20 km from city centre. The new airport is the biggest in the country, with the most international flights. There are direct flights to every European capital, and many to Asia, USA and the Middle East.

Istanbul Bosporus
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Istanbul by Road

By on Jul 12, 2009 in Going to Istanbul

Istanbul is well connected to every part of Turkey. Buses are frequent and plentiful, and the main coach station (otogar) is at Esenler, on the European side.