How to get fromSultanahmet to Kadıköy Ferry Terminalby ferry, tram, train, taxi or foot

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There are 5 ways to get from Sultanahmet to Kadıköy Ferry Terminal by ferry, tram, train, taxi, or foot

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Ferry
best
1. Take the ferry from Eminönü Ferry Terminal to Kadiköy
20 min
₺17–20
Tram, train, Metro
1. Take the tram from Sultanahmet to GulhaneT1
2. Take the train from Sirkeci to Ayrilikcesme
3. Take the train from Ayrılık Çeşmesi to KadikoyM4
31 min
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Sultanahmet to Kadıköy Ferry Terminal15.3 km
17 min
₺500–650
Walk
1. Take the foot from Sultanahmet to Kadıköy Ferry Terminal8.1 km
1h 25m
Ferry via Akbıyık
1. Take the ferry from Eminönü to Kadıköy
1h 2m
₺57–61

Sultanahmet to Kadıköy Ferry Terminal by ferry

1Weekly Ferries

20 minAverage Duration

₺17Cheapest Price

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Map of how to get from Sultanahmet to Kadıköy Ferry Terminal.

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Distance: 4.3 km
Duration: 20 min

What companies run services between Sultanahmet, Turkey and Kadıköy Ferry Terminal, Turkey?

Şehir Hatları operates a ferry from Eminönü Ferry Terminal to Kadiköy once a week. Tickets cost ₺17–20 and the journey takes 20 min.

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