İstanbul Taksim Hostel 

Our apart is close to istiklal street (5 minutes for a walk) which is the best place for transportation.It is more comfortable then other five stars hotel.It has clean rooms, bahtrooms, wc. Restaurant with delicious foods, wireless and grill time at the terrace of hostel with professional waiters.
We are waiting you with your friends or your family for a nice holiday.
Transportation to hostel is so easy thanks to near tophane station 150 metres and also it is close to taksim

İstanbul Treasures 

Flea Markets
Away from the classical, historical markets which have always attracted the guests, there are many flea and street markets around the city, usually consisting of streets of junk shops. As usual, getting a real quality bargain is often down to luck, but it is still an interesting way to shop.
Cukurcuma Sokak is the central point of streets of shops selling old wooden furniture, antiques, and books, near the Galatasaray Hamam, off Istiklal Caddesi. Uskudar's Bit Pazari is on Buyuk Hama Sokak, and in Kadikoy, Ozelli Sokak sells mainly furniture. Horhor market, behind Aksaray mosque, is famous for antiques, selling rare Ottoman furniture. The Entel, or Intellectual Market in Ortakoy sells arts, craft and antiques, music cassettes and books, and is open every Sunday and usually very crowded, full of university students. Besiktas Pazar is open every Sunday, a warren of streets near Sair Nedim Caddesi, sells bargain clothes. Terkoz Cikmaz, next to the Pasabahce glass store off Istiklal Caddesi, has bargain designer clothes, factory seconds or overruns from France, England and Germany at rock-bottom prices. Sahaflar Carsisi is near a flea market, and specializes in second hand books.