Kanlıca Pier

One of the historical places of Kanlıca, which is one of the famous districts with its mansions in Beykoz district in the north of the Anatolian Side of Istanbul, is the pier built in the early 1900s.

The first pier, built-in 1914 in front of Hoca Yahya Efendi Mansion in Kanlıca, known for its cream yoghurt, is in active use today. The pier enables transportation between points such as Kanlıca and Emirgan, Çengelköy in the Bosphorus, restored in the form of wood over reinforced concrete, close to its original. The length of the area where the ferries dock is close to 17 meters. The distance of the pier to the water is calculated around 1.5 meters. You may be wondering about the depth in front of the Kanlıca Pier; this question's answer will be 6.5 meters. This part of the pier, which also has a small port on its side, is a parking area for boats. 

This pier, which is one of the symbols of Kanlıca, stands out with its benches in front of its pleasant building, greenery, café nearby, and its generally modest ambiance. Nearby İskender Pasha Mosque and the districtsquare are other recommended places to see.