Vadi İstanbul

Vadi İstanbul what you should know.

Vadistanbul opened in 2017 in Ayazağa, on the northern edge of the Istanbul central business district. Developed by Invest İnşaat as part of a 103,000 m² mixed-use master plan with residences, offices and two hotels, the retail core runs as an open-air valley along the Kağıthane stream. At its heart is a 2,000 m² ornamental pool with choreographed water-and-flame jet shows, while a unique horizontal funicular — the first of its kind in Turkey — connects the mall to Seyrantepe metro station up the slope.

The 250-store mix is lifestyle-focused: Decathlon, Beymen Club, Ramsey, LC Waikiki, DeFacto, Mavi, Boyner, Watsons, Apple authorized resellers, Mediamarkt and a strong restaurant strip including Big Chefs, Tiger Lily, Çiya Sofrası and Eataly café concepts. The Radisson Blu Vadistanbul opened in 2019 and Mövenpick Living Istanbul Saklıvadi joined in 2024, making the campus a small business-and-leisure district. A Cinemaximum multiplex and gaming areas round out the entertainment offer.

Vadistanbul is connected to the M2 metro via the horizontal funicular at Seyrantepe, a two-minute ride. IETT lines HT15, 42T, 25E and several night buses stop at the entrance. The mall is two minutes from the O-2 motorway, making it easy to reach by car. From Taksim count on 15 minutes; from Istanbul Airport about 30 km via the Northern Marmara Motorway. Paid parking accommodates around 4,000 vehicles.