In Üsküdar
18 places · narrow by district and visit style
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Altunizade
A sprawling residential district and transport hub on the Asian side, where metro lines and bus routes funnel into the Bosphorus Bridge approaches. Handy for shopping and a quick transfer.
Atik Valide Mosque
Built for Nurbanu Sultan and designed by Mimar Sinan, this 16th-century imperial mosque crowns Üsküdar’s hilltop, completed in 1586 as part of a large külliye.
Beylerbeyi
A quiet Bosphorus village on the Asian shore, just north of the bridge, with waterfront lanes and views of Ortaköy.
Çamlıca Mosque
Completed in 2019 on Çamlıca Hill in Üsküdar, this vast mosque holds 63,000 worshippers and offers sweeping Bosphorus views.
Çengelköy
A quiet Bosphorus village on the Asian shore, lined with waterfront tea gardens, fish restaurants, and a handful of Ottoman-era mansions.
Çinili Mosque
A quiet 17th-century neighborhood mosque known for its beautiful İznik tiles. Climb the hill from Üsküdar to see the intricate ceramic work up close.
Doğancılar Park
A quiet neighborhood park near the Üsküdar pier area, with shady trees and playgrounds. Perfect for a tea break and a breather.
Fethi Paşa Grove
Hillside park between Kuzguncuk and Beylerbeyi with panoramic Bosphorus views, shaded walking paths, and simple tea gardens.
Kandilli
A serene Bosphorus-side neighborhood in Üsküdar, known for its waterfront promenade, historic wooden mansions, and the hilltop observatory campus.
Karacaahmet Cemetery
A 700-year-old cemetery in Üsküdar, the largest burial ground in Turkey, with cypress-lined paths and historic tombstones.
Mihrimah Sultan Mosque (Üsküdar)
This 16th-century Ottoman mosque by the Üsküdar ferry terminal is one of the district's best-known landmarks. It once stood right on the water's edge.
Şakirin Mosque
A modern mosque at the gates of Karacaahmet Cemetery, known for its glass mihrab and carbon-neutral design.
Salacak Waterfront
A breezy seaside promenade on the Asian shore with unobstructed views of the Maiden’s Tower and the Historic Peninsula. Especially popular around sunset.
Selimiye Barracks
An imposing 1800 barracks built by Selim III, now headquarters of the First Army and remembered for Florence Nightingale's Crimean War work. Only the exterior is visible.
Şemsi Pasha Mosque
Sinan's compact mosque right on the Üsküdar shore, designed for Grand Vizier Şemsi Pasha. A quiet stop with a courtyard that opens directly to the Bosphorus.
Yeni Valide Mosque
An 18th-century imperial mosque on Üsküdar’s waterfront, built by Gülnuş Sultan. The last of the grand mosques commissioned by royal Ottoman women in the district.
