Eyüp, Istanbul

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Eyüp, Istanbul is a historic district on the Golden Horn renowned as a major Islamic pilgrimage site and one of the city’s oldest sacred and residential areas.

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Eyüp, Istanbul canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district of Istanbul
historic district
quarter of Istanbul
adjacentTo Arnavutköy
Beyoğlu
linked to: Beyoğlu district

Fatih
linked to: Fatih, Istanbul

Gaziosmanpaşa
Kağıthane
Sultangazi
administrativeType municipality
country Turkey
governedBy Eyüpsultan Municipality
hasCityPart Eyüpsultan neighborhood
Göktürk
Kemerburgaz
Pierre Loti Hill
Rami
hasLandmark Defterdar Mosque
Eyüp Cemetery
Eyüp Sultan Mosque
Eyüp Sultan Tomb
Feshane International Fair Congress and Culture Center
Karyağdı Hill cemeteries
Nişancı Mosque
Pierre Loti Café
Rami Barracks
Rami Library
Sokollu Mehmet Pasha Bath
Teleferik Eyüp–Pierre Loti cable car
hasPlaceOfBurial Abu Ayyub al-Ansari
hasRiverShore Golden Horn
hasTransport IETT bus network
linked to: İETT buses

Teleferik TF2 Eyüp–Pierre Loti line
historicalRole first Ottoman settlement outside the city walls of Constantinople
one of the oldest residential areas of Istanbul
knownFor Ottoman-era religious architecture
large historic Muslim cemetery
pilgrimage tourism
traditional religious life
views over the Golden Horn
locatedIn Golden Horn
Istanbul
locatedInTimeZone TRT
UTC+03:00
namedAfter Abu Ayyub al-Ansari
partOf European side of Istanbul
Istanbul Province
religiousSignificance important Ottoman-era sacred precinct
major Islamic pilgrimage site
significantPeriod Ottoman period
wasAnnexedBy Ottoman Empire

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Mehmed V burialPlace Eyüp, Istanbul
Mehmed Reşad burialPlace Eyüp, Istanbul