Haydarpaşa Train Station is a historic railway terminal located in Istanbul, Turkey. Opened in 1908, it served as a major hub for trains traveling to and from the Asian side of the city. The station is known for its impressive architecture, featuring a blend of Neo-Classical and Ottoman styles, and is situated near the Marmara Sea. The station played a significant role in the development of rail transport in the region. Although it ceased regular train services in 2012 due to renovations, it remains an iconic landmark and a popular tourist attraction, reflecting the rich history of Istanbul.