Balat in Istanbul Visit 2020 ,colourful houses.

for those who don't know where to go Spanish Jew Sephardic Jew brought to Istanbul by Ottoman ships sent by Sultan Bayazid II Spanish They settled in the Balat neighborhood. and they mingled with the Jewish population that is already there therefore, the western side of ancient Istanbul become a mosaic of culture Turks live in the Cibali neighborhood. while the Greeks settled in Fener and the Jews in Balat. A synagogue, a mosque, and a church are located in the same region. Over 150,000 Jewish refugees fled to the Ottoman Empire. The Sultan has sent the imperial decree's edict throughout the empire ensured that those refugees were warmly welcomed. So, if you want to head to this place, go toward Fener and Balat. It can come from Taksim and through the bridge. From Atatürk's statue, turn right toward Eyüp. It could also come from Eminönü, From Sultan Ahmed, then heading toward Eyup. Or you can also look at Kadir University. Yang has become the first landmark. This building was formerly a tobacco factory during the Ottoman era and was quite It's easy to see it because it's a very large building. Thus, Kadir Has University is a meeting point. Most of the walking tour is Cibali-Fener Balat. Cibali and Fener Balat neighborhoods are closely related and highly It is easy to reach this location on foot. The most iconic part of Balat is the district's colorful houses. These homes are mostly over 50 years old. and in some cases up to 200 years old. These historic wooden homes are among the most photographed buildings. in the cities and given its popularity, of popularity many of these streets now feature cafes, restaurants where you can stop by to admire the scenery. Because this house is colorful Along the very gentle rocky path These houses are mostly over 50 years old. There are also those who are up to 200 years old. This historic wooden house is one of the building most frequently photographed in the city He is very popular. Many roads are currently displaying cafés and restaurants for you to visit It is very well managed. No, I have a drink.