Istanbul’s central districts on a tourist plan from the locally based publishers Mapmedya Yayinlari, highlighting the city’s numerous sights & providing on the reverse brief descriptions of 24 most popular places, many illustrated with colour photos. The plan covers all the city’s most visited districts on both sides of the Golden Horn & on the Asian side. Coverage extends westwards to the city’s historic walls & north beyond them to include Eyüp. The map extends eastwards to the Bosphorus Bridge & covers the main districts on the Asian side, including the railway station & the Kadiköy piers for ferry connections with the Europeans parts of the city. The tram line linking the city’s historic sites with the new districts across the Galata Bridge is prominently marked & shown with stops, as are the city’s other tram, metro & railway lines. Ferry routes are included except along the Golden Horn. In the street network only the main traffic routes are named; small connecting streets are shown but not named. Numerous places of interest are highlighted, including many mosques & churches, with the most famous sights indicated by small drawings. The index lists only places of interest, using their official Turkish names. On the reverse are tri-lingual English/ Turkish/ German notes about 24 of the city’s sights, many illustrated with colour photos.