Munir Ozkul Liman Street

Liman Street - an impeccable promenade
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25 september 2017Travel time: 7 september 2017
Liman Street (which translates from Turkish as Harbor) is one of the central pedestrian streets of the city, which goes straight from Ataturk Street to the Port and the Beaches. It is important to take into account that the street rests on Mustafa Ertugrul Park and it is at the park that Liman Street intersects with Deniz Cadessi Street, which is visited on Tuesdays by an exit market where you can buy various Turkish goods: clothes, shoes, food, souvenirs.
It's great that the street is pedestrian! It can be compared with the Arbat or any other pedestrian street in your city, but of course it has its own face (the painted yellow-blue paving stones immediately catch your eye).
First of all, Liman Street is very cozy, adapted for people: with flower beds, benches and fountains, convenient not only for shopping, but also for relaxing. At the same time, there are many shops and cafes - in the evening an ideal place for a promenade.
And even during the day, heading to the beach (or to the market), you can appreciate its charm and originality. At the beginning of the street you will be met by a lion-fountain (perhaps all tourists have a photo with this statue). Here you will find the famous Liman mermaid. And the best part is that it is impossible to pass by this street, one way or another, all roads lead through Liman.
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