

GOLDEN HORN
An old trading point and
popular shoreline residential area during the Byzantine period, it was largely
inhabited by Jewish immigrants from Spain during the Ottoman period. The
mixtures of Armenians, Greeks, Gypsies and Turks living along its shores
reflected the city's colorful mosaic. Since 1880 the famed Cibali cigarette
factory has been operating there.
In Fener is the patriarchate and mother church of the Greek Orthodox Church and
nearby, the Bulgarian Church, built of cast iron in the neo-gothic style.
At the far end of the Golden Horn is the Eyüp neighborhood and Eyüp Sultan
Mosque, the most famous monument of these shores which has drawn countless
Muslim pilgrims since the day it was built. On the cliffs above the mosque is
the teahouse of Pierre Loti which offers the city's finest view of the Golden
Horn.
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