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I first published this post on Istanbul in 2019, after spending five weeks traveling across Turkey. I returned in June 2024 for another week and, in July 2025, I began a three-week journey through Turkey once again in this incredible city. So, I decided it was time to refresh the post and give it more prominence, a homage to a place that continues to captivate me. Of course, no single article can truly ...
Ayazma Mosque – Istanbul
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Ayazma Mosque – Istanbul

Of all Ottoman heritage, undoubtedly the most famous are monumental imperial mosques located in Istanbul’s Fatih district such as the Blue, Şehzade and Süleymaniye Mosque. But Ottoman imperial mosques are all over the city, such as the less popular Ayazma Mosque in Üsküdar.





OTTOMAN IMPERIAL MOSQUES

Ottoman sultans or other members of the ...
Çinili Mosque – Istanbul
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Çinili Mosque – Istanbul

Of all the remarkable Ottoman heritage in Istanbul, undoubtedly the most famous are the monumental imperial mosques located in the Fatih district. The Blue Mosque, Şehzade Mosque and Süleymaniye Mosque are all architectural marvels, globally recognised as symbols of Ottoman grandeur. However, in the quieter district of Üsküdar, the Cinili Mosque also holds a special place in Ottoman history. Commissioned by ...
Atik Valide Mosque – Istanbul
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Atik Valide Mosque – Istanbul

Of all the Ottoman heritage, the most renowned are the monumental imperial mosques of Istanbul's Fatih district, such as the Blue Mosque, the Nuruosmaniye Mosque and the Süleymaniye Mosque. Yet, the Atik Valide Mosque in Üsküdar holds a special place for two reasons. Built in the name of the formidable Nurbanu Sultan, it stands as a proud symbol of the Sultanate of Women era in Ottoman history.
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Iskele Mosque – Üsküdar – Istanbul
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Iskele Mosque – Üsküdar – Istanbul

Among the surviving Ottoman monuments in Istanbul, the most prominent are the imperial mosques, which continue to dominate the city’s skyline. One of the earliest and most visible examples on the Asian side is the Iskele Mosque in Üsküdar. The grandest of these are the 16th and 17th century mosque complexes. Although, those built in the 18th and 19th centuries remain equally significant. Fatih Sultan ...
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