How to get fromIstanbul Airport (IST) to Emaar Address Residences, Istanbulby bus, train, rideshare, car, taxi or shuttle

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There are 7 ways to get from Istanbul Airport (IST) to Emaar Address Residences, Istanbul by bus, train, rideshare, car, taxi, or shuttle

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Bus via Istanbul Tepe Üstü
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1. Take the bus from Istanbul Airport Bus to Istanbul Tepe ÜstüHViST-14
1h 53m
₺183–340
Bus, Metro, train
1. Take the bus from Istanbul Airport Bus to Arnavutköy Taşoluk BelediyesiH-6
2. Take the train from Taşoluk to GayrettepeM11
3. Take the train from Gayrettepe to YenikapiM2
4. Take the train from Yenikapi to Ayrilikcesme
2h 25m
Airport Transfer
1. Take the rideshare from Istanbul-IST to Emaar Address Residences, Istanbul46.9 km
43 min
Drive 46.9 km
1. Drive from Istanbul Airport (IST) to Emaar Address Residences, Istanbul46.9 km
43 min
₺235–340
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Istanbul Airport (IST) to Emaar Address Residences, Istanbul46.9 km
43 min
₺1,400–1,800
Bus
1. Take the bus from Istanbul Airport Bus to Istanbul KadıköyHViST-14
2h 29m
₺196–340
Shuttle
1. Take a shuttle bus from Istanbul Airport to Emaar Address Residences, Istanbul
58 min

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Map of how to get from Istanbul Airport (IST) to Emaar Address Residences, Istanbul.

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Distance: 59.8 km
Duration: 1h 53m

What companies run services between Istanbul Airport (IST), Turkey and Emaar Address Residences, Istanbul, Turkey?

HAVAİST operates a bus from Istanbul Airport Bus to Istanbul Tepe Üstü hourly. Tickets cost ₺140–300 and the journey takes 1h 25m.

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Ümraniye, Türkiye

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Bosphorus Bridge(Opens in a new window)

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