Kuzguncuk: Nostalgia of Istanbul
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Country: Turkey
Country: Turkey
Description
Enjoy the nostalgia in Istanbul-Kuzguncuk!
See the colorful houses that have been the subject of Turkish TV series.
Discover the warm neighborhood culture.
Kuzguncuk is a historical and symbolic district of Üsküdar district of Istanbul. It is located on the Anatolian side of the Bosphorus and is famous for its stunning scenery, historical buildings and cultural diversity. Kuzguncuk has been a place where different cultures, languages and religions coexist since the times of the Ottoman Empire.
The history of Kuzguncuk dates back to the Byzantine Empire period. During this period, the district was an important settlement and was called "Skountos". After the Ottoman Empire conquered Istanbul, the district underwent a major change and was named Kuzguncuk. During the Ottoman period, people from different nationalities and languages settled in this district. It coexisted peacefully between Greeks, Jews, Armenians and Muslims.
Kuzguncuk has a rich architectural history. Historical buildings in the neighborhood include churches, synagogues, mosques and mansions. St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church is one of Kuzguncuk's most famous churches and dates back to the 19th century. Beth Yaakov Synagogue, an important place of worship for the Jewish community, is also one of the symbols of the district. Kuzguncuk Mosque, on the other hand, is one of the most important mosques of the district and is a historical building from the Ottoman period.
The streets of Kuzguncuk are full of historical houses and reflect traditional Istanbul architecture. These houses, in which stone and wooden materials are used, form the characteristic image of the district. With its narrow streets, flowered balconies and stunning courtyards, Kuzguncuk offers its visitors a nostalgic atmosphere. While wandering the streets of the district, you can discover various cafes and restaurants to follow the traces of old Istanbul and sip traditional Turkish tea.
Kuzguncuk is famous for its cultural diversity. As a neighborhood where people from different religions live in peace, you can witness tolerance and understanding in different places of worship in the neighborhood.
Kuzguncuk is a historical and symbolic district of Üsküdar district of Istanbul. It is located on the Anatolian side of the Bosphorus and is famous for its stunning scenery, historical buildings and cultural diversity. Kuzguncuk has been a place where different cultures, languages and religions coexist since the times of the Ottoman Empire.
The history of Kuzguncuk dates back to the Byzantine Empire period. During this period, the district was an important settlement and was called "Skountos". After the Ottoman Empire conquered Istanbul, the district underwent a major change and was named Kuzguncuk. During the Ottoman period, people from different nationalities and languages settled in this district. It coexisted peacefully between Greeks, Jews, Armenians and Muslims.
Kuzguncuk has a rich architectural history. Historical buildings in the neighborhood include churches, synagogues, mosques and mansions. St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church is one of Kuzguncuk's most famous churches and dates back to the 19th century. Beth Yaakov Synagogue, an important place of worship for the Jewish community, is also one of the symbols of the district. Kuzguncuk Mosque, on the other hand, is one of the most important mosques of the district and is a historical building from the Ottoman period.
The streets of Kuzguncuk are full of historical houses and reflect traditional Istanbul architecture. These houses, in which stone and wooden materials are used, form the characteristic image of the district. With its narrow streets, flowered balconies and stunning courtyards, Kuzguncuk offers its visitors a nostalgic atmosphere. While wandering the streets of the district, you can discover various cafes and restaurants to follow the traces of old Istanbul and sip traditional Turkish tea.
Kuzguncuk is famous for its cultural diversity. As a neighborhood where people from different religions live in peace, you can witness tolerance and understanding in different places of worship in the neighborhood.
Highlights
- I live in Kuzguncuk. On the same floor as the seagulls.
- The most beautiful district of the Bosphorus!
- Enjoying tea in the clean Bosphorus air.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The start of the route is Kuzguncuk Mosque.
INCLUDED
NOT INCLUDED
When should I book?
To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.
Cancellations
Cancellation is not possible. If you cancel it anyway or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity and the money you paid will not be refunded.