The historic centre of old Istanbul lies on a peninsula in the European part of the city. Comprising the districts of Eminönü and Fatih, it corresponds approximately to the extent of Constantinople in the 15th century. This area lies on the southern shores of the Golden Horn, which separates the old city center from the northern and younger parts of the European side.

01 Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque
02 Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque
03 Hagia Sophia and Blue mosque domes
04 Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque dome and minaret
05 Lawn and Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque
06 Pink building near Hagia Sofia
07 Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque
08 Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque
09 Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque
10 Inner court of Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque
11 Inner court of Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque
12 Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque domes
13 Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque minaret
14 Gazebo in park
15 Gazebo in park
16 Sultan Ahmed Blue mosque minarets
17 Christian church
18 Panoramic view of Golden Horn with Hagia Sophia, the Blue mosque and Topkapi palace
19 Topkapi palace
20 Panoramic view of Golden Horn with Hagia Sophia, Blue mosque and Topkapi palace
21 Panoramic view of Golden Horn with Hagia Sophia and Blue mosque
22 Yeni mosque at sunset
23 Yeni mosque at sunset
24 Yeni mosque at dusk
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