Join a guided pub crawl through Beyoğlu that mixes local bars, welcome shots, and a final club finish. Expect a seven‑hour social tour that introduces Istanbul’s contemporary nightlife and its historic backstreets.
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The night opens in a narrow street off İstiklal, lights pooling on wet cobbles and the Bosphorus murmuring in the distance — that low, constant presence daring you to stay up until dawn. You meet at Beer Station Bar at 21:30 with a crowd from everywhere: backpackers, expats, and locals who know where the music moves.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
7 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people who can stand and walk for several hours and tolerate late nights
Wildlife
History
Istanbul’s nightlife evolved from Ottoman meyhanes and 19th‑century cafés into a cosmopolitan scene centered in Beyoğlu and along the Bosphorus.
Conservation
Nightlife generates noise and waste; opt for designated bins, respect quiet hours in residential areas, and support venues that follow recycling and responsible service practices.
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Carry valid ID
You’ll need passport or national ID for entry at many bars and to buy alcohol; keep a photocopy separate.
Pace your drinks
Four welcome shots are included; alternate with water and set a personal limit to avoid overindulgence.
Wear comfortable shoes
The evening includes standing, dancing, and short street walks on uneven pavement—sturdy footwear helps.
Plan your return
Decide on a meet-up point and have transport apps or local taxi numbers ready for a late-night ride home.
Photo ID (passport or national ID)
Required for venue entry and to purchase alcohol.
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
Useful for walking on cobbles and dancing through multiple venues.
Portable phone charger
Keeps ride‑hailing apps, maps and photos available all night.
Small cash (TRY)
Handy for cover charges, tips, and vendors that don’t take cards.