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Rumelihisarı

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Rumelihisarı (Türkçe: Rumeli Hisarı) is a tourist attraction, one of the Fortification in Istanbul, Turkey. It is located: 29 km from Umraniye, 53 km from Çiftburgaz, 297 km from Bursa.
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Location

, N41°5'4", E29°3'21". Get directions

Contact

Telephone: +90 212 263 53 05

Website: muze.gen.tr

Open hours
  • Mon-Tue-Thu-Sun 9:00 AM–4:30 PM

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Cem Perin
Cem Perin
23 April 2018
Cool views of the city and nothing else. Research the history beforehand since this is not a museum but a barren fortress. The mosque at the amphitheater is a clear allegory to Turkey’s current state.
Martin Angeletti
Martin Angeletti
11 August 2014
The views are amazing. Just let yourself wander from stairs to towers, and towers, and stairs. Get instant gratification with each step. Follow your instincts and keep finding better & better views.
Foodie
Foodie
13 November 2018
One of the most impressive attractions in Istanbul of great hist.importance. Must visit. You can climb around and get nice views, but are not allowed to climb the towers. There is a toilet inside.
Gonzalo Arenas
Gonzalo Arenas
17 December 2013
Check out this amazing book covering the siege of Constantinople and the purpose of why this fortress was built: http://www.amazon.com/1453-Holy-Constantinople-Clash-Islam/dp/1401308503/ref=pd_sim_b_1
Amal Alhartani
Amal Alhartani
28 June 2019
Nice view! I like the castle history. But I thought that i can go to the top but we couldn’t ???? it’s not allowed.
M. B.
M. B.
17 October 2015
There's nothing much to do, but somehow enjoyed spending time there and enjoyed the view
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