A small, nice pier, located between Alsancak Port and Gundogdu Square. Due to heavy damage caused by a storm, the structure has been rearranged, repaired, cleaned and its turnstiles mounted inside.

Çakabey is a founder of the İzmir Hackneyed (1981-1097). The main building of Çakabey Tax Bureau has been named like that to keep alive the name of Çakabey. This building is located in Alsancak, on Cumhuriyet Boulevard.

Turkish Republic Central Bank is located very close to the Izmir City Hall. YEG Architecture Office designed and projected Turkish Republic Central Bank building as a winner of a limited competition in 1974. Construction of Turkish Republic Central Bank started in October of 1977 and finished in May of 1983. It has been started to serve in 22nd of August in 1983. Turkish Republic Central Bank building has been standing on pile foundation system.

The administrative building of Aegean Region Chamber of Industry. EBSO is founded as Izmir Industrial Union in 1927. The Union was converted to the Izmir Chamber of Industry in 1951.

In 1954, it attained the title of “Aegean Region Chamber of Industry” (EBSO) covering the provinces of Aydin, Mugla, Manisa, Denizli and Balikesir upon the special permission of the Ministry.

As a consequence of the developments in the manufacturing industry in the region, the provinces of Denizli and Balikesir established their own chambers of industry in 1972 and 1982 respectively. Manisa Chamber of Commerce and Industry was established in early 1995 upon the request of the industrialists in the province.

After the foundation of Aydin Chamber of Industry and conversion of Milas Chamber of Trade into Milas Chamber of Trade and Industry, EBSO is now operating mainly in Izmir.

With its unique, awarded design, the City Hall is one of the most important pieces of the Izmir panorama. It’s project was prepared on 1967, however, completed in 1982. Architectural project prepared by O. Arnas, A. Aki and E. Demirok. Located in the Konak Square.

The clock tower is the official symbol of Izmir. It was built in 1901 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Abdul Hamid II’s accession to the throne. The clock itself was a gift of William II, German Emperor. It is decorated in an elaborate, Ottoman architecture. The tower itself is 25 meters high.

The Republic Tree Statue which is located in the center of Gundogdu Square, symbolises Atatürk and his cavalry during the independence war (Kurtuluş Savaşı). Also the base of the sculpture mentions on history of the  republic.

Asansör, literally “The Elevator”, built in 1907 by Nesim Levi to allow people to climb the elevated part of the area that is separated by the coastal strait by a steep cliff with a total of 155 stairs. Asansör is one of the principal landmarks of Izmir. The old water operated elevator system is replaced by an electrical version in 1985 by the Izmir Municipality. The street where Asansör is situated is named Dario Moreno Street, in memory of the singer-composer who had actually bought a house for his mother in that street and had lived there during the first phases of his fame.