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Edirne, the majestic second capital of the Ottoman Empire, is a treasure of Islamic architecture and Turkish history on the country's western border. Dominated by the silhouette of the Selimiye Mosque, the absolute masterpiece of architect Mimar Sinan, the city is a living museum. Its elegant stone bridges cross the Tunca and Meriç rivers, connecting a legacy of imperial mosques, caravanserais and bazaars with the vibrant culture of Turkish Thrace, famous for its cuisine and the ancient Kırkpınar oil wrestling festival.
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Edirne, the majestic second capital of the Ottoman Empire, is a treasure of Islamic architecture and Turkish history on the country's western border. Dominated by the silhouette of the Selimiye Mosque, the absolute masterpiece of architect Mimar Sinan, the city is a living museum. Its elegant stone bridges cross the Tunca and Meriç rivers, connecting a legacy of imperial mosques, caravanserais and bazaars with the vibrant culture of Turkish Thrace, famous for its cuisine and the ancient Kırkpınar oil wrestling festival.
Edirne is incredibly walkable. You won't need public transportation to explore all the monuments in the center.
The easiest and cheapest way to get there is by bus. They depart very frequently from Istanbul's Esenler Otogar station and the trip takes about 2.5-3 hours.
A quiet provincial capital in Turkish Thrace. Famous for its vineyards, its historic neighborhood with wooden houses and the nearby Dupnisa Cave.
The town's name means 'Long Bridge', and it is home to just that: one of the longest stone bridges in the world, a masterpiece of 15th-century Ottoman engineering.
A quiet provincial capital in Turkish Thrace. Famous for its vineyards, its historic neighborhood with wooden houses and the nearby Dupnisa Cave.
The town's name means 'Long Bridge', and it is home to just that: one of the longest stone bridges in the world, a masterpiece of 15th-century Ottoman engineering.
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Ver guía completaDon't just see it up close. Zoom out and look for it from different points in the city, such as from the Üç Şerefeli Mosque or from the other bank of the river, to appreciate its dominance over the landscape.
Don't limit yourself to a quick glance. The Bayezid II Complex and its museum are unique in the world and fascinatingly explain how mental illnesses were treated with music, water and aromas in the Ottoman Empire.
Remember to take off your shoes when entering. Women must cover their heads (you can bring your own scarf or use the ones provided at the entrance). Avoid visiting during prayer hours.
Life here is slower than in Istanbul. Enjoy the tranquility, sit down with tea and watch life go by.
It is recommended to drink bottled water, which is cheap and easy to find.
Edirne is very safe. Walk calmly and enjoy its relaxed atmosphere.
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