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Kadikoy is the largest district in Anatolian side of Istanbul and the city's second most important cultural and popular center after the Beyoglu district. It is built where the ancient city of Chalcedon once stood.


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Kadikoy, Tourist Attractions of Istanbul, Turkey (484 words)
Kadikoy (known as Chalcedon in antiquity), is a large cosmopolitan district on the Anatolian side of Istanbul, Turkey.
Kadikoy is an older settlement than the city of Istanbul.
The centre of Kadikoy today is the hub of traffic for people travelling from the Asian side of the city to the European and back the other way.
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Kadikoy is the main residential part of the city on the Asian side of Istanbul.
Kadikoy, one of Istanbul's most populous residential districts, is located on the Asian side of the city.
One of the most famous Turks to live in the Kadikoy was Gazi Ahmet Muhtar Pasa (1839-1919), an army general who led the Turkish forces in eastern Anatolia during the Turkish-Russian War of 1876.
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