Join me on a walking tour of the beautiful and historic neighborhood of Eyüpsultan during the holy month of Ramadan. Eyüpsultan is known for its religious significance as the burial place of Eyüp Ensari, one of the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, and its stunning hilltop mosque that offers panoramic views of the Golden Horn.
But during Ramadan, Eyüpsultan transforms into an even more enchanting place, as the streets come alive with the sounds of call to prayer and the sweet aromas of traditional Ramadan treats like baklava and Turkish delight. During our tour, we'll explore the bustling bazaars, charming backstreets, and historic landmarks of this neighborhood, all while experiencing the special atmosphere of Ramadan.
We'll start our tour at the magnificent Eyüp Sultan Mosque, which dates back to the 15th century and is a popular pilgrimage site for Muslims from around the world. From there, we'll wander through the bustling bazaars and markets, where you can find everything from traditional Ottoman textiles to modern clothing and accessories.
As we explore Eyüpsultan during Ramadan, we'll also learn about the customs and traditions of this special month, such as the iftar dinners that mark the end of each day's fast and the communal spirit that pervades the neighborhood during this time.
So come along with me on this walking tour of Eyüpsultan during Ramadan, and experience the magic of this historic and charming neighborhood during one of the most special times of the year.
🎥Video Timeline Links:
00:00 Intro
02:06 Eyup Sultan Square
06:50 Eyup Sultan Mosque
09:40 Sultan Reşad Street
10:40 Suleiman the Magnificent Fountain
11:10 Balaban Yolu Street
13:05 Eyup Sultan Square
13:45 Fahri Korutürk Street
17:55 Halitpaşa Street
08:45 Tomb of Uryanizade Ahmet Esad Efendi
10:30 Cami Kebir Street
14:05 Hz. Halid Bulvarı Street
22:20 Eyup Sultan Square
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