Take a walk in this area and enjoy the seaside and the park by the water. Also, see a different side of Istanbul where the expensive restaurants are. You can find the Porches and the Ferraris on winding streets of Bebek. Houses in this area are said to cost millions of Euros. There is a shop here in front of... More

Bebek's traffic is abysmal. Istanbul is a collection of 'villages' and there are shoreline villages closer to the center for tourists. For the bustle yet closer, I prefer Ortakoy. For less bustle, but all the flavor, try Arnavutkoy which is the village before Bebek.

Pros: - many shops to do window shopping - alot of restaurants that are very tastey - easy to get to and alot of transportation stations are there. - i recommend to go to it more than one time. there areNO SCAMS here. Cons: - no directions or tourist information points. - expensive everything - very over priced super clubs... More

Many cafes, restaurants in the area. Very cool people around and the most famous and "in" cafe in Istanbul (Lucca) is also in Bebek. You should arrive here in any time of the day but preferably in the afternoon. First have a walk on the seaside (you can walk until Ortakoy from here although it is a long way), then... More

Bebek is where most of the Turkish '' in-people '' hang out at Istanbul,especially during nice, dry weather . You can sit elbow-to-elbow with a local pop singer or tv star at a Bebek cafe or bar . In short,it is a cool district to visit .

I on't know the Bebek park, I just went there to take a walk at the waterfront and drink a cay there. It is very beautyful to walk there, between old wooden houses and chic cafes and pasteries. When you are at this part of Istanbul and have a little time left, do a walking tour there and enjoy the... More

We stayed in Laleli and for some reason we were recommended to go to Bebek park. The way to the park was long but interesting. However the park itself was nothing special.