The historic Balat Jewish Quarter is one of the oldest and most magnificent neighborhoods of Istanbul, and has been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a vivid example of the cultural, religious and historical mix of this charming city. It is filled with narrow cobbled streets and interesting historical buildings, and you will feel the atmosphere in it Like nowhere else in Istanbul, the area is somewhat hidden behind the beaches of Eminönü along the picturesque Golden Horn, and perhaps the most famous part is the colorful wooden houses that are over 100 years old, and due to their popularity, many of these houses now include Distinguished cafes and restaurants, and it is worth noting that this neighborhood has recently received a lot of attention from tourists because of its association with the famous series The Hole, in which many of its scenes were filmed. This neighborhood can be reached by using public buses No. 99, 99A, 99Y, 48E to Balat stop.