It was built in 1864-65 by Müflir Altunizade ‹smail Zühdi Pasha who was a deputy in Ayan Meclisi. It is on the road to Küçük Çamlıca in Bağlarbaşı, made of stone and with single dome, and consists of a Turkish bath, store and school. The door opening to the last congregation place has three inlays. The pulpit is marble. There is a script of three lines by Poet As›mon the exterior of the south wall.
It is in Doğancılar part of Üsküdar, and was built in 1710 in the market, after Gülnufl Emetullah Valide sultan, mother of Ahmet III. It is a group of buildings consisting of, kitchen for the poor, mausoleum, fountains, clock room, Sultan’s lodge, market, etc. Although it is not a traditional example of Ottoman architecture, it…
It was built by one of the viziers of Bayezid II, Davut Pasha in 1505, and had to be rebuilt in 1868 after it was demolished in a fire. It is a little bit further away from Architect Sinan Market. It lost part of its courtyard because of road construction. It is understood from the…
It is the first palace built in Üsküdar and belongs to the era of Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, and it is on the fiemsi Pasha coastal road and across K›zkulesi. This palace was restorated by the Architect Sinan later, and was built on the wide area of the current Ayazma mosque. Today, only an unimportant…
It is built after Arakiyeci Mehmet Ağa and is at the corner of Divitçiler Avenue and Körbakkal street.
This mansion was found on the garden of 345.000 square meters between Kofluyolu and Altunizade. It was built for Sultan Abdülaziz’s younger sister Adile Sultan (1853). There is a possibility that its architect is Balyan kalfa. It is three stories including the basement. The bearing structures were made with stone, and other sections were built…
This temple is around Karacaahmet, at kapı agasi location and on İnadiye Mosque street. Its walls are made of large cut stones, the upper parts are wooden. It was built by Mehmet A¤a who was the chief cook of Sultan Mehmet IV.
