Selimiye Mosque
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Edirne sits in the far northwest of Turkey, close to the borders with Greece and Bulgaria, and has a population of around 180,000. The city once served as an Ottoman capital and retains remarkable historic monuments, most notably the Selimiye Mosque, a 16th-century masterpiece by the architect Sinan. Other points of interest include the Kurt Aqueduct, Vaysal Camii, and ancient burial mounds such as the Sırahöyükler and Koyunçeşme tumuli. Positioned at a natural crossroads between Europe and Anatolia, Edirne makes a rewarding stop for travellers interested in Ottoman history and archaeology.
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