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The cycling tour organized by Green Crescent and 78 Event will be held in Istanbul tomorrow.
According to the statement made by the Istanbul Police Department, the Traffic Control Branch Directorate has determined the roads and alternative routes that will be closed from 10:00 today until the end of the event, within the scope of the "Green Crescent and 78 Event Bicycle Tour" event to be held tomorrow.
CONQUEROR
Accordingly, in Fatih, Galata Bridge, Sahil Kennedy Street (between Çatlamışkapı-Sirkeci Işıklar) and Reşadiye, Ragıp Gümüşpala, Abdülezel Paşa, Mürselpaşa, Kadir Has and Yavedut streets will be closed to traffic.
As alternatives to these roads, Unkapanı Bridge (Atatürk Bridge), Millet and Gazi Mustafa Kemal Paşa streets and Atatürk Boulevard can be used.
BEYOĞLU
In Beyoğlu, Parliament-i Mebusan, Kemeraltı, Tershane and Necatibey streets and İnönü Street will be closed to traffic between the MKE Building and Şehitler Hill, while Tarlabaşı Boulevard and Dereboyu, Asker Ocağı, İnönü and Evliya Çelebi streets can be used as alternative routes.
BEŞİKTAŞ
In Beşiktaş, traffic flow will not be possible between Dolmabahçe, Çırağan, Eski Yıldız and Beşiktaş streets and Barbaros Boulevard Central Command lights.
Drivers will be directed to Palanga, Asariye and Portakal Yokuşu streets.

Istanbul Police Department announced the roads that will be closed in Fatih, Beyoğlu and Beşiktaş within the scope of the 'Green Crescent and 78 Event Bicycle Tour' event starting at 10.00 tomorrow and the alternative routes recommended for drivers.

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