Eminönü, Historic neighborhood in Istanbul
Eminönü is a bustling area known for its spice bazaar and ferry docks.
Once the heart of the walled city of Constantine, Eminönü has a history that dates back to the Byzantine period.
The district is home to several important mosques, including the New Mosque completed in 1665.
The Eminönü Pier is a major transportation hub for ferries crossing the Bosphorus.
Eminönü's Spice Bazaar offers a sensory overload with its array of spices, dried fruits, and nuts.
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Eminönü is a bustling area known for its spice bazaar and ferry docks.
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