Fatih Car Rental Information

Fatih car rental before visiting the neighborhood We recommend you to rent your car from Otorento, which has the most options.

Hop in your rental car and take a tour of this neighborhood. When you start, the land you live on will gain new meanings for you and you will feel in your heart that this city, this district is a heirloom of past generations and a trust for future generations. While walking on Fevzipaşa Street, which has not lost its feature of being the main street since the Roman period, you will be surprised by the colorfulness of the Turkish mosaic and you will be proud of our socio-cultural richness. While visiting the Fatih Mosque, which was built by Atik Sinan by Fatih Sultan Mehmet on the street, with its library, guesthouse, soup kitchen and madrasah, you will realize what a living space should consist of. After the Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, after the sword-wielding ceremony in Eyüp, they would visit his mausoleum just behind the mosque to receive inspiration from his glorious ancestor. When you visit the tombs around the Fatih Mosque, you will encounter those who made and wrote Ottoman history and be inspired. Just across the mosque, on the other side of the street, the Millet Library houses 7000 manuscripts. In addition, Kaşgarlı Mahmut's Divanı Lugat-ı Türk, which is the first Turkish dictionary with valuable calligraphies, warrants and edicts, is preserved here in a single copy in the world. You will be proud when you go.  

very near Millet Library When the Marcian Column, one of the four Byzantine columns that have survived to the present day, appears as a cross-section of history on Kıztaşı street, you will say who came and who passed. When you move towards Karagümrük, you can see the tiny Dülger Mosque dating from 1482, which hugs you warmly, and a few steps ahead of it  You will see the Amcazade Hüseyin Pasha Mosque, which was built for Hüseyin Pasha, one of the people of Köprülü. In the immediate vicinity of the mosques, you will encounter the remains of the Polyeuktos church, which was built for Juliana, the daughter of the last Roman emperor, Anikius Olybrius. It looks like you're skipping back and forth on the history line, right? And here is the Count Szechenyi Fire Museum.  After the great Istanbul fire in 1871, II. You will learn about the fires of Istanbul with human cries in your ears, and evaluate the evolutions of a city from another perspective, in the fire department named after the Count who was invited to the home by Abdülaziz and who provided the structure of the fire brigade.

Fatih car rental options. Hz. In this mosque where the cardigan of the Prophet is kept, you can see the holy relic only during Ramadan.

Otorento Park the rental car that you bought from Fatih Car Rental in a suitable place and go to  Horhor Flea Market. You can start. This Sunday is a place you should definitely visit when you come to Fatih. You will meet all kinds of personal antiques in this market, which is spread over seven floors of a building on Horhor Street near Kıztaşı.

with Fatih's backs The Wednesday district, sandwiched between the Golden Horn region, is home to many mosques, madrasas and tombs. Since the streets are very narrow in this region, it is very difficult to travel with a rental car. When you enter this region, your trip can turn into "faith tourism". İsmail Ağa Mosque, built in 1724, is the worship center of the ultra-conservative people living here, breathing its air can help you understand the ultra-conservative part of the society better. Described by the Swiss architect Le Corbusier as an "elegant melody of soft lines", Yavuz Sultan Selim Mosque, although decorated with tiles made with colored glaze technique, is a little-known work and you should definitely explore it. Fethiye Mosque, which is a structure converted from a patriarchate to a mosque in the same region, serves as a mosque and a chapel as a museum. You may regret why you haven't visited Fethiye Mosque until now.

An above ground in Istanbul Wednesday You may be surprised to learn that this cistern, which was built in the Byzantine period under the name Aspar Cistern, has been called Çukurbostan among the people since the Ottoman period. Closed right across Aspar Cistern  The Sultan Cistern, built with 28 columns, was built during the reign of Emperor Theodosios. You can dine in the extraordinary atmosphere inside this historic building. You can make a rental car reservation from Otorento for a later date to explore the regions of Karagümrük and Edirnekapı that you cannot fit into your trip while delivering your rental car wherever you want.