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Moda, Kadıköy
Locality in Marmara, Turkey From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Moda is a quarter in Kadıköy, Istanbul, Turkey. It is located on a peninsula between the center of Kadıköy and the Kurbağalıdere creek on the Anatolian part of Istanbul. The place became an outstanding residential area only after the 1870s, when wealthy non-Muslims settled down there by building their own mansions.[1]
It is a multi-cultural place with Armenian, Greek and Anglican church buildings, Georgian art house, theatres, French Lycée Saint-Joseph (1870) Kadıköy Anatolian High School (1955), old curiosity shops, fish and international food restaurants.[2]
Moda is served by the 2003-established Kadıköy-Moda Nostalgia Tram line.[2]
Notable buildings and structures in Moda are:
- Süreyya Opera House, 1927-opened opera house,
- Moda Marine Club (1935),
- Moda Pier, 1917-built, 2022-restored passenger ferry pier.[3]
- Historic mansions
- Agah Bey Mansion,[4]
- Antipa Mansion,[4]
- Bursalı Riza Bey Mansion,[4]
- Dowson Mansion,[4]
- Mahmut Ata Bey Mansion,[4]
- Cemil Cem Mansion,[4]
- Fredrichi Mansion,[4]
- Fürstenberger Mansion,[4]
- Cemal Kutay Mansion,[4]
- Lorando Mansion,[4]
- Arif Sarıca Mansion, a 1903-built mansion, residence of concert pianist Ayşegül Sarıca,[5]
- Şevket Salih Soysal Mansion,[4]
- Mahmut Muhtar Pasha Mansion,[4]
- Reşit Pasha Mansion,[4]
- Tubini Mansion[4]
- Whittall Mansion, a 1900 built mansion, which was home to rock musician Barış Manço, and is a historic house museum today,
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Gallery
Moda Stage
Barış Manço monument in front of the Whittall Mansion, today a historic house museum
Mahmud Muhtar Pasha mansion
Hagia Triada Greek Orthodox Church
Église Notre-Dame de l'Assomption (Roman Catholic)
All Saints Moda Church (Anglican)
Moda Pier
References
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