In Eyüpsultan

One of the oldest and largest Muslim cemeteries in Istanbul, stretching up the hillside from Eyüp Sultan Mosque toward Pierre Loti Hill. It's the final resting place of sultans, grand viziers, and poets.

60m

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Eyüp Sultan Mosque

A 19th-century mosque built on a much older site, housing the tomb of Ebu Eyüp el-Ansari, companion of the Prophet Muhammad. A major pilgrimage spot, especially crowded on Fridays and holidays.

60m

Eyüpsultan·Covered

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Golden Horn Metro Bridge

A sleek cable-stayed bridge carrying the metro line, also with a pedestrian walkway offering open-air views of the Golden Horn.

30m

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landmark

Zal Mahmud Pasha Mosque

Quiet Sinan-designed mosque from 1590, perched on a slope in Eyüp with fine views of the Golden Horn.

30m

Eyüpsultan·Covered

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Feshane

A sprawling 19th-century fez factory on the Golden Horn, now hosting art fairs, exhibitions and occasional flea markets.

Varies·60m

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Pierre Loti Hill

Pierre Loti Hill offers one of the best views of the Golden Horn from its famous hillside café, named after the French writer who spent long hours here.

Varies·60m

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