Pendik, located on the eastern half of Istanbul Province, is bordered by Tuzla to the east, Kocaeli to the east, Sultanbeyli to the north, Kartal to the west, and the Marmara Sea to the south. Pendik, adjacent to Aydos, the highest peak in Istanbul, also includes within its borders the Ömerli Dam, one of Istanbul's largest water sources. The district's climate is a transition between the rainy climate of the Black Sea and the mild climate of the Mediterranean. In winter, the cold winds from the Balkan Peninsula and the rainy weather of the Black Sea have an effect on our district. Our district has a hot and dry summer climate, and a mild and semi-humid winter climate.
Pendik
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The population of Pendik district is 743,774.
Places to visit in Pendik
- Pendik Beach
Pendik is a popular location, especially in the summer months, for watching the sunset. The beach area in Pendik features playgrounds, green picnic areas, running and walking tracks, exercise equipment, and sports areas such as tennis and football fields, allowing you to have a pleasant time both alone and with your loved ones.
- Pendik Mound (Temenye Mound)
Many artifacts were unearthed during excavations at Pendik Mound, which was a transitional area in prehistoric times.
- Viaport Asia Outlet Shopping and Life Center
Local and foreign tourists come to the region for outlet shopping, and Pendik hotels are also in high demand.
- Marinturk Shopping and Life Center
Pendik Marinturk AVM, where you can enjoy shopping outdoors and by the sea, hosts stores of world-famous brands.
- YeniÅŸehir Recreation Area
YeniÅŸehir recreation area, located on Pendik TavÅŸakuyu Yolu Street, is an ideal area for both families with children and groups of friends to be in touch with nature. Here you can both picnic and engage in various activities.
- Sultan Mansion
Built by Sultan Abdulmecid, Sultan Mansion is also known as Aynalı Konak.