Edirne · Marmara
Edirne Merkez
- History
- Food
Central Edirne is explored through the Selimiye, Old and Üç Şerefeli mosques, the Ali Paşa Bazaar and the historic bridges over the Meriç and Tunca rivers. The Health Museum in the Bayezid II Complex also draws visitors.
Places to see
- Image coming soon
Museum
Edirne Archaeology and Ethnography Museum
Opened in 1971, a museum displaying mostly prehistoric-period finds.
- Image coming soon
Historic
Bayezid Bridge
A 15th-century bridge over the Tunca River near the Bayezid II Complex.
- Image coming soon
Museum
Bayezid II Complex Health Museum
The former Ottoman hospital where patients were treated with music and the sound of water, now a museum.
- Image coming soon
Historic
Edirne Palace (Sarayiçi)
The remains, on an island in the Tunca, of the Ottoman sultans' palace in their second capital.
- Image coming soon
Religious
Eski Cami (Old Mosque)
Edirne's oldest surviving Ottoman-era monumental mosque, an example of the nine-domed plan type.
- Image coming soon
Historic
Kanuni (Saray) Bridge
A 16th-century bridge over the Tunca River at Sarayiçi, attributed to Mimar Sinan.
- Image coming soon
Historic
Mecidiye Bridge (Meriç Bridge)
A 19th-century stone bridge over the Meriç River on the Edirne–Karaağaç road.
Religious
Selimiye Mosque
The UNESCO-listed mosque that Mimar Sinan considered his masterpiece.
- Image coming soon
Religious
Üç Şerefeli Mosque
A mosque from the reign of Murad II, known for its four minarets, each built in a different style.
No places in this category.
Things to do
- Selimiye Mosque
- Sunset at the Meriç Bridge
- Health Museum of the Bayezid II Complex
Food and drink
- Fried liverAt the liver restaurants in the centre.