Istanbul clubs

Istanbul is the youth capital of Europe. Advanced students and gilded youth from France, Britain and Germany had long chosen Istanbul as the venue for their festivals, meetings and relaxation. Mostly young people meet in Taksim, near the pedestrian Istiklal Avenue. There are many clubs for young people presenting DJs from around the world. But there are four places in Istanbul, which are considered not just the best, but really THE BEST.

Suada

This club can be considered the symbol of Istanbul. The city between worlds, Istanbul strikes with its mix of styles. Suada Club is located just between the two worlds. It is located... on a small island in the middle of the Bosphorus. It is a night club between Europe and Asia. Despite the size of the island, it means a true entertainment. In addition to the nightclub, there is also an Olympic sized swimming pool, several cafes, solarium and even a restaurant. Some time ago there was a sports club, but today it is a place for entertainment. To get to the island with a club in the middle of the Bosphorus is better by taking a scheduled speed-boat from any dock in Istanbul.

Babylon

This is a gourmet club for fans of jazz music, well known all over Europe. Unofficially it is considered the main club in Istanbul. From time to time they hold concerts of diverse music, although the main trend in this club is jazz. In 2007, Babylon was chosen the best club in Europe in the Best Night Club category. The club is quite spacious - there are almost 700 seats.

Sortie

It is almost impossible to get to this club unless you booked a table a few months before the party. Every night there’s not an inch of room! High prices do not deter, but only attract visitors from all over the city. Face control is very strict! But its cuisine is considered one of the best in the city, that is not very typical for a night club.

Reina

Being the veteran of Istanbul club movement, Reina remains one of the most popular destinations for young people in Istanbul. It is famous for the fact that it has... several restaurants with different cuisines: Chinese, Italian, Turkish, Mediterranean. Its cultural program is also impressive. It offers musical evenings in the open pavilion overlooking the Bosporus, dance performances and disco.