The wonderful atmosphere of the restaurants and bars along the sea front provides the ideal location to sit drink and eat and watch the world go by. There is also a well manicured park overlooking the sea where you can sit and relax while the local tradesmen ply their wares. You would not go hungry or thirsty as the friendly... More

Catch a ferry from Alsancak via Pasaport and then to Bostanli and back to Alsancak. If you catch the outward ferry about 30 mins before sunset, it is a grat cruise. Then catch the ferry back to Alsancak after sunset and see the city lit up. You can get a ticket from the ferry office for 5TL each that will... More

I have just returned from my trip to Izmir and I was staying in the Alsancak area. It is a long promenade full of restaurants, bars and cafes. At the weekend in particular it is heaving with people. There is a wide variety of eateries serving traditional Turkish food. As you walk down the long sea front you can see... More

i love the crowded streets if Alsancak with the good resturants and the nice shops!! More

Very near the sea - they accept euros, not only T.L. ! More

A century ago, İzmir was declared as" the eastern city of europe and western city of asia" Alsancak was once the living area of europeans during 17th-18th-19th centuries and commerce port for Anatolia.The cruise port is within the district,just take a street from Kordon seaside,hundreds of beer-wine houses and restaurants and special music bars for live jazz-rock-blues,At Sardunya or Sardunya's... More

Alsancak is lovely sitting chilling out in a cafe bar watching the world go by More

Great area for a snack, meal, drinks and shopping. The main retail area is pedestrianised. great atmosphere More

I enjoyed Alsancak, especially my daughter, shopping. We had dinner at Alsancak on New Year's eve and then enjoyed the rest of the evening in one of the bars on the seafront More