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istanbul Aquarium:With a fresh take on the typical shopping mall as its inspiration, Aqua Florya Shopping and Life Center first welcomed customers on October 4, 2012. Aqua Florya, a complex that combines entertainment and commerce, is most famous for housing Istanbul Akvaryum, the largest themed aquarium in the world. It also has a large amphitheater for a variety of events and the delectable cuisines of a number of different chefs and restaurants, many of which overlook the water.
Florya Istanbul's shopping mall has a 50.000 sqm leasable area, 145 stores, 1500 parking spots, an amphitheater that can seat 900 people, 11 movie theaters, 52.000 sqm of outdoor patios with walking area, art and gallery areas, a 13.000 sqm big square, an open market, and a diverse selection of brands. The doors to the interesting vista and environment that will make you feel special are open seven days a week from 10 am to 10 pm.
istanbul Aquarium:A partnership consisting of four major firms, namely Nuholu Insaat, Metal Yapi Konut, Alt ve Üst Yapi Insaat ve Nas Insaat, manages the Aqua Florya Shopping and Life Center's construction and ongoing operations.
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Crowne Plaza Istanbul-Florya, with its breathtaking views of the Marmara Sea, is a one-of-a-kind hotel and conference center.
The hotel is conveniently located near the largest conference center in Eurasia, the CNR Expo Center, and the largest international airport in the region, the Ataturk International Airport.
Within thirty minutes, guests may access the attractions of the ancient old city, while the world's largest aquarium and a posh shopping center are just three minutes away on foot. There is a 52,000-square-meter beachfront walking space at the hotel.
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Istanbul, the only metropolis on both the European and Asian continents, is a fantastic travel destination for anyone seeking culture, history, and fun. See the Blue Mosque, sail the Bosphorus, shop 'til you drop at the Grand Bazaar, see Topkapi Palace, and fill up on authentic Turkish food while you're there.
Take use of the hotel's indoor/outdoor pool and spa services, or dine atop the building to take in panoramic views of the Marmara Sea.
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