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| A large mosque on the hill of the old city is Suleymaniye Mosque. Suleymaniye Mosque is a mosque built in 1557 by the life of Suleiman I of the Ottoman Empire. After that, it was destroyed by fire and war, and the current building was restored in 1956. It is a place that is somewhat difficult to go as a place, but this is also part of the World Heritage Sites in Istanbul Historic District, so I would like to try it if possible. |
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  　Vezneciler Station |
 Remote travel to experience Istanbul virtually |
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 A mosque on the hill |
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Suleymaniye Mosque