The 11 best art museums in Edirne

Visiting the Selimiye Mosque in Edirne was an unforgettable experience for me. Designed by the famous Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan, it’s considered his masterpiece, and I can definitely see why. The massive central dome and the perfectly balanced proportions of the structure are absolutely breathtaking. I was especially amazed by the intricate tile work and the sense of space and light inside the mosque—it feels both grand and peaceful at the same time. Knowing that Sinan built it when he was in his 80s makes it even more impressive. It’s not just a religious site, but also a symbol of artistic and architectural brilliance.

A great mosque, but unfortunately, when I went to visit, most of it was closed because they were working on restoration! Anyway, if you’re around Edirne, you should definitely visit it and see what the great Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan was able to design. From my perspective, this mosque is a must-visit!

Selimiye Mosque is one of Edirne’s most important iconic attraction. It was build in the 15th Century, unfortunately during our visit, Mosque is under restoration ,scheduled to complete by 2025. However we did have a good tour inside . It is beautiful, was selected as UNESCO World heritage site in 2011 Selimiye is a vast and striking Ottoman imperial mosque. It has a grand dome, accompanied by 4nos. 71m-tall beautiful slender minarets under the sky (2 of which are under restoration) For visitors, be sure to follow the customs, remove your shoes before stepping on the carpet to enter, wear clothes that covers your shoulders & knees and women must wear a headscarf. We had great time exploring inside , indeed an architectural masterpiece with ceiling adorned with floral iznik tiles and especially for its big open space enchanced by its colorful floral carpet. A must see if you are ever in Edirne !!!!

Its a beautiful mosque but right now its under major renovation. Only small portion of mosque is open for tourists.

August 1978: from Pavia to Istanbul, entering Turkey from Greece at Edirne, the ancient Adrianople. The Commander of the Turkish border post, very kind, offered us tea and gave us precious directions for the continuation of the journey. We visited the Mosque, wonderful, we listened to the songs and prayers of the Muezzin. And then off, towards Istanbul. We were, for those times, in a distant country, beautiful and very different from Italy, but we never felt like foreigners.

Can't say much. Another mosque that is being renovated. Maybe I've seen to many but lots of people were visiting.

Just a beautiful place. Hope to come back when the construction site will be completed

The building used as a museum is right next to the Selimiye Mosque and contains many works.

Interesting place 🙂

Limited number of exhibits.

wonderful. I recommend visiting (12:50tl)

The Museum is a collection of arts, calligraphy,glass,ceramics and costumes...

Very beautiful

(Translated by Google) This magnificent historical site features beautiful artifacts displayed both inside and outside the building. The old firearms and swords were magnificent. The wax figures are also very lifelike. Thanks to everyone involved. The only problem, as with all museums, is that it closes very early, around 5:00 PM. A solution must be found now. (Original) Muhteşem tarihi mekanda, bina içinde ve bahçede birbirinden güzel eserler sergilenmiş. Eski ateşli silahlar ve kılıçlar harikaydı. Balmumu heykeller de gerçeğe çok yakın. Emeği geçen herkese teşekkürler. Tek sıkıntı tüm müzelerde olduğu gibi saat 17.00 gibi çok erken bir saatte kapanması. Buna artık bir çözüm bulunması gerekiyor.

I visited the Meriç Bridge with my wife on a Saturday afternoon, 21 June 2025. We parked our rental car for free at Polis Bahçesi Otopark, which was both convenient and close to the bridge itself. From there, we enjoyed a leisurely walk across the bridge, although it was quite busy with constant traffic in both directions. The walkway is very narrow, so we had to be extra cautious whenever vehicles passed by. Despite the crowds, we paused at the central pavilion in the middle of the bridge to appreciate its unique architecture and the tranquil atmosphere it offers. The Meriç Bridge, also known as Yeni Köprü or the “New Bridge,” stands as one of Edirne’s most iconic Ottoman-era stone bridges. It was completed between 1842 and 1847 during the reign of Sultan Abdülmecid I and features twelve elegant stone arches stretching 263 meters across the Meriç River—a major waterway that forms part of the border between Turkey and Greece. The bridge’s prominent central pavilion was historically used as a rest stop and lookout for travelers. Constructed from ashlar stone, the central arch is notably higher than the others, an architectural solution that helped the bridge withstand floods and allow river navigation, reflecting the advanced engineering of the Ottoman era. From the middle of the bridge, we enjoyed beautiful panoramic views of the Meriç River, including the marked rowing lanes, and observed several anglers fishing at both ends. The area is particularly popular for photography, especially around sunset when the river and the city are bathed in golden light. Meriç Bridge serves as both a cultural and architectural landmark, connecting the city center to the historic Karaağaç district, which is home to the old train station and Lausanne Monument. Its riverside location makes it a favorite setting for local festivals and public gatherings, and it is often featured in postcards and paintings of Edirne. Locals even refer to the bridge as a “gateway to Europe” because of its strategic position on the route to Greece. During the Ottoman period, the bridge and its surroundings were popular picnic and leisure spots for both citizens and dignitaries, a tradition that continues today. Another unique aspect of the Meriç Bridge is the natural environment that surrounds it. The riverbanks are habitats for various bird species and turtles, making it an unexpectedly good spot for casual birdwatching in addition to sightseeing. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our walk across this historic bridge and found the experience memorable. The setting is undeniably beautiful and photogenic, the atmosphere vibrant with both locals and tourists, and the structure itself an impressive example of Ottoman civil engineering. I especially recommend visiting in the late afternoon for the best light and fewer crowds. However, future visitors should be aware that the bridge can get crowded, and the walkway is very narrow, so it may not feel entirely safe or peaceful during busy times. Additional signage about the bridge’s history would enhance the visitor experience, and some areas could benefit from more regular maintenance. Despite these minor issues, Meriç Bridge remains one of Edirne’s must-see attractions—rich in history, beauty, and local culture.

Have a bite and drink in the riverside with beautiful view of bridge and Sunset. Loved the place. Near to world's largest frying pan 🥘. 🌉 🌇

I love Edirne city So historical so much things to see 1 day is . Not enough to digest it I love the ottoman architecture, mosque to breach the health compact hospital Church synogok. many more. Of course, wonderful cuisine, lovey people, zontulfilms.LTD Oxford

Great view

Amazing place for photography special for those who are looking for something fresh , I’m wondering why this location didn’t get much attention

The Meriç Bridge, also known as the Maritsa Bridge, is a historic Ottoman bridge located in Edirne, spanning the Meriç River (known in antiquity as the Hebros or Maritsa River). It was commissioned during the reign of Sultan Abdülmecid I and constructed between 1842 and 1847. The bridge is approximately 263 meters long and consists of 13 graceful stone arches, built with finely cut stone. At its center stands a small pavilion with a dome, used historically as a lookout or resting spot. Beyond its functional role as a connector between Edirne and the western Balkans, the Meriç Bridge is admired for its elegant Ottoman architecture and scenic location. Especially at sunset, it offers breathtaking views as the light reflects off the calm waters of the river, making it a favorite spot for photographers and visitors alike. Today, it remains a vital landmark in Edirne, symbolizing the city’s rich architectural and historical heritage.

It's interesting to see, but quite a lot of traffic.

A small museum with very small doorways into the various exhibit rooms (mind your head). Displays of metal lanterns, calligraphy and ancient tiles - the highlight in my opinion. Not a must see, but good for a short visit. And it is free to enter.

Aggressive sellers block your path. Do not talk with them or they follow you then block with your path with their arm!!!! Just like Egypt or worse. Egyptiand won't block you just follow you for 10 minutes. Ruining your mood for the museum and the guards could care less!!!

Very very interesting place to visit.

Awesome

Nice

(Translated by Google) A Treasure Hidden in the Shadow of Selimiye: Foundation Museum Right next to the Selimiye Mosque, there is a place that many people pass by without noticing, but are amazed by those who step inside: Selimiye Mosque Foundation Museum. You can find rare works reflecting the foundation culture of the Ottoman Empire, documents regarding the construction of Selimiye, architectural details and daily life of the period in this museum. A real time travel for those who are curious about the story behind this magnificent mosque, which Mimar Sinan called "my masterwork"! When you come to Edirne, be sure to see not only the mosque but also this museum that keeps its spirit alive. Details of history are sometimes hidden in the quietest corners... #SelimiyeMosque #FoundationMuseum #MimarSinan #EdirneTrip #OttomanHistory #CulturalHeritage #MuseumVisit (Original) Selimiye’nin Gölgesinde Saklı Bir Hazine: Vakıf Müzesi Selimiye Camii’nin hemen yanı başında, pek çok kişinin fark etmeden geçtiği ama içine adım atanların hayran kaldığı bir yer var: Selimiye Camii Vakfı Müzesi. Osmanlı’nın vakıf kültürünü, Selimiye’nin inşasına dair belgeleri, mimari detayları ve dönemin günlük yaşantısını yansıtan nadir eserleri bu müzede bulabilirsiniz. Mimar Sinan’ın “ustalık eserim” dediği bu muazzam caminin arka planındaki hikâyeyi merak edenler için gerçek bir zaman yolculuğu! Edirne’ye geldiğinizde sadece camiyi değil, onun ruhunu yaşatan bu müzeyi de mutlaka görün. Tarihin detayları bazen en sessiz köşelerde saklıdır… #SelimiyeCamii #VakıfMüzesi #MimarSinan #EdirneGezisi #OsmanlıTarihi #KültürelMiras #MüzeZiyareti

(Translated by Google) After remaining vacant and neglected for many years, the Dar'ül Kurra Madrasa was renovated into a museum following a restoration completed in 2007 and renamed the Selimiye Foundation Museum. We had previously visited the museum while touring the Selimiye Mosque. The museum is free to visit and is open every day except Mondays. (Original) Uzun yıllar boş ve bakımsız kalan Dar'ül Kurra Medresesi 2007 yılında tamamlanan restorasyonun ardından müze olarak yeniden düzenlenerek Selimiye Vakıf Müzesi adını almış. Daha önce Selimiye Camii'ni gezerken uğramıştık. Müze; ücretsiz olarak gezilebiliyor ve pazartesi günü hariç her gün açık.

The most important feature of this mansion is that it is the largest synagogue in Türkiye.

The Grand Synagogue of Edirne was constructed by a French architect in 1909 and it was meant to replace all 13 synagogues which were burnt in The Big Fire of 1905. The original building was almost ruined over the last century but it was restored and opened for the public in 2014. Now this beautiful building can be freely visited and enjoyed by tourists.

Amazing place, rebuilt and new. it is worth seeing. I was interesting for me, became I have never been before in a synagogue. Behind the building is the art gallery and museum ( connected to the synagogue).

This synagogue is free it's like museum mostly but once a week people come and worship in the place.

This beautiful place is one that is not often mentioned in trips to Edrine, yet is a sight worth the 5 minutes walk from the end of the main street. The restoration is great, I only find it weirdly difficult to get there, and kind of confusing. Approach from north-west to find the entrance.

An interesting history and a beautiful restoration of the religious building. İ was surprised at it size and the restoration work based on the amount and f damage that this structure had endured.

Ottoman era Synagogue built by Sultan Abdul Hamid for the large jewish population of Edirne (AKA Adrianapole). Currently closed to the tourists. Hopefully you can visit in a very short time. Marvelous architecture.

Beautiful old school mosque, very relaxing atmosphere

This mosque resembles exactly the same magnificent design of the green Mosque in Bursa

Ancient and beautiful place

Easily accessible from nearby markets. Worth a quick look while in Edirne.

Historical 👍

need more mosques

Needs more attention

The Beyazıt II Mosque is one of my favorite examples of early Ottoman architecture in Istanbul. Commissioned by Sultan Beyazıt II and completed in 1506, it’s located in the heart of the city near Beyazıt Square, not far from the old Forum of Theodosius. The mosque was designed by Yakup Şah bin Sultan Şah and features a large central dome, elegant minarets, and a peaceful courtyard that really captures the spirit of the classical Ottoman style. What I find especially interesting is that the complex originally included a soup kitchen, a school, and a bathhouse, showing how it served both religious and community needs. It’s a place that blends history, architecture, and culture in a really meaningful way.

The complex is located close to Edirne. It was built for 4 years at the end of the 15th century. The complex consists of hospital, mosque, medical school, guest shelter, hammam. The place is very impressive.

Breathtaking compound. In addition to the masjid, adjacent is a hospital, medical school, hamaam, hotel (tophane) and a soup kitchen

Another important historical place being part of the Sultan II BEYAZİT health school. The place is very nice to visit even though the periphery is quite empty. so going there needs to be planned. there is bus station near so transportation shouldn't be a problem.

Beautiful mosque automan architecture.

A complex consists of Mosque, Hospital, Madrasa and Poorhouse where poor people were accommodated and fed.

An ottoman era mosque that is part of the sultan beyazid complex. If you are here to see the museum, you should also take around 10 minutes to check out this mosque. It has some beautiful spiral designs and complex dome art on the ceilings. Worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) The place where Kırkpınar wrestling is held is a place that used to be a palace but has not survived to the present day and smells of history in nature. (Original) Kırkpınar güreşlerinin yapıldığı yer eskiden saray olan fakat günümüze ulaşamamış doğa içinde tarih kokan mekan

(Translated by Google) Kırkpınar is a historical campus where wrestling took place. (Original) Kırkpınar güreşlerinin yapıldığı tarihi bir yerleşke

(Translated by Google) It is closed from all sides, there is no information about what is happening anywhere. It is as if it has been abandoned to its own fate. No matter how many ways we wanted to enter and visit, we had to return without learning anything from each of them... (Original) Her taraftan kapatılmış hiçbiryerde ne olduğuna dair bir bilgi yok..Sanki kendi kaderine terkedilmiş..Kaç yönden girip ziyaret etmek istediysek herbirinden hiçbirşey öğrenemeden geri dönmek zorunda kaldık...

(Translated by Google) I have never seen such a terrible organization. 5 novels playing, people collecting money with drums, crowds wandering around wondering what this is, green areas turned into mountains of garbage. There are people walking around who don't know what happened or what will happen. A so-called festival where the municipality reaches its peak of unorganization. (Original) Bu kadar berbat bir organizasyon daha görmedim.5 tane roman oynuyor, etrafta davul zurna ile para toplayan insanlar,avel avel bu ne şimdi diye gezen kalabalık, çöplük dağına dönmüş yeşil alanlar. Ne olduğunu ve ne olacağını bilmeyen insanlar etrafta geziyor. Belediyenin organizasyonsuzlukta zirve yaptığı bir sözüm ona festival.

(Translated by Google) Where the ongoing legend of endless wrestling was made. At other times, it is a place where people who are just learning to drive practice, and where people drink alcohol and barbecue. (Original) Bitmeyen güreşin devam eden efsanesinin yapıldığı yer. Sair zamanlarda da araç kullanmayı yeni öğrenenlerin pratik yaptığı, alkol alanların ve mangalcıların uğrak yeri.

(Translated by Google) The municipality has worked well and it is a nice festival. The fun started in the morning and ended with a concert at night. The ceremony continued between 5 and 7 in the morning. 5th and 6th May are good dates to both visit Edirne and attend the festival. You should make a hotel reservation in advance, it is full. (Original) Belediye iyi çalışmış güzel bir festival. Sabahtan eğlence başladı gece konserle bitti . Sabah 5 ile 7 arası seramoni devam etti. Hem Edirneyi gezmek hemde festivale katılmak için 5 6 mayıs iyi bir tarih önceden otel rezarvasyon yaptırılmalı dolu oluyor

(Translated by Google) For God's sake, can the open-air ruins be closed for years for restoration? I wish you had at least opened a walking path for visitors so we could visit. I came twice on two roads, but they were closed due to restoration and I could not visit them... We understood that the safety of visitors may be important, but couldn't even a walking path be opened... (Original) Açık hava ören yeri restorasyon için yıllarca kapatılır mı Allah aşkına... en azından ziyaretçiler için bir yürüme yolu açsaydınız da ziyaret edebilseydik. İki yolda iki kez geldim ama restorasyon var diye kapatılmış ve gezemedim... anladık ziyaretçinin güvenliği önemli olabilir ama bir yürüme yolu dahi açılamazmıydı...

(Translated by Google) Let's try to get to know Kırkpınar, located in the Sarayiçi Kırkpınar Field in the Yenimaret District of the Central District of our city... "Kırkpınar is the name of a grassy place, also called Nazif Ağa field, located between Simavina (Samona) and Sarı Hızır Villages, on the 35-kilometer road connecting Edirne to Ortaköy, and remained within the borders of Greece after the Balkan War. One side of this area was named after Topçu Ali Ağa" 's field, one side is meadow, one side is Tikiolu Recep Ağa's field, one side is Çilingiroğlu's vegetable garden and one side is It is also the Kırklar Fountain... At the end of the Balkan Wars and World War I, Kırkpınar Wrestling was held in a place called "Virantekke" between Edirne and Mustafapaşa road... Wrestling started to be held in the "Sarayici" region of Edirne since 1923... Kırkpınar Oil Wrestling, traditional Turkish oil wrestling tournament. It is held in Edirne every year between the end of June and the beginning of July. Wrestlers compete in the private field for three days. In the finals held on the last day, the first, second and third places of each tribe are determined. The most important of these is the chief wrestler. During the wrestling, Kırkpınar Festival is held and various events are held. Wrestling was held in all fairs held all over the Ottoman Empire, but only the wrestler who won the "bash" in Kırkpınar was known as "başpehlivan" until the next year's Kırkpınar wrestling. This idea continues today... The history of oil wrestling dates back to 4500 years ago. The oldest evidence found dates back to B.C. It belongs to the year 2650. The finds from Ancient Egypt and the Assyrian Kingdom date from approximately the same period... According to legend, in 1346, during Orhan Gazi's expeditions to capture Rumelia, his elder son Süleyman Pasha marched on Domuzhisar, which belonged to the Byzantines, with 40 soldiers. They take over this place by raid. After the capture of the other fortresses, the 40-man vanguard returns and stops at Samona, which is now in Greek territory. 40 warriors start wrestling here. In wrestling that lasted for hours, it was seen that the two brothers, whose names are rumored to be Ali and Selim, could not defeat each other... Later, on a Hıdrellez day, the same couple started wrestling again in the Ahıköy meadow near Edirne. The brother wrestlers, who could not win despite wrestling all day, continue their fight by the light of candles and lanterns throughout the night. However, they lose their breath and die where they are... Their friends bury them under a fig tree in the same place and leave. Years later, when they go to the same place, they see a lush spring where the graves of the two wrestlers are located. From now on, the people call that region "Kırkpınar" in memory of those buried there... After the capture of Edirne, Murad I established a wrestlers' lodge in Edirne, and from now on, wrestling every year became a tradition... According to another claim, the history of Kırpınar Wrestling goes back much further. According to M. Atıf Kahraman, Sarı Saltuk took advantage of the chaos in Byzantium and the Bulgarians and captured Edirne from the Bulgarians in 1261. After staying in Edirne for 40 years, Sarı Saltuk had to go to Dobruja and died here. Thereupon, the Byzantine ruler Andronikos made his son governor of Edirne. According to this claim, Sarı Saltuk, who was also a wrestler, was the first person to organize Kırkpınar Wrestling before the Ottomans... The Kırkpınar Fair, held during the Ottoman Empire, was in some respects the same as the fairs held in other parts of Rumelia. Mostly animals and various goods are traded here. What distinguishes Kırkpınar from others is that sports activities such as wrestling, horse racing, and pedestrian running are organized by the "Aga" and more valuable prizes are given. The duration of the fair is 3 days..." There is an explanation on Google... Kırkpınar Oil Wrestling Area, held every year in July, is in a well-kept, clean and historical area... @selfgarbagegarbage @greenvetemizbirEDİRNEiçinelele (Original) İlimiz Merkez İlçesi Yenimaret Mahallesinde Sarayiçi Kırkpınar Sahasında bulunan Kırkpınar'ı tanımaya çalışalım... "Kırkpınar, Edirne'yi Ortaköy'e bağlayan 35 kilometrelik yolun üzerinde, Simavina (Samona) ile Sarı Hızır Köyleri arasında bulunan ve Balkan Savaşından sonra Yunanistan sınırlarında kalan Nazif Ağa tarlası da denilen çimenlik bir yerin adıdır. Bu alanın bir tarafı Topçu Ali Ağa'nın tarlası, bir tarafı çayırlık, bir tarafı Tikio'lu Recep Ağanın tarlası, bir tarafı Çilingiroğlu'nun sebze bahçesi ve bir tarafı da Kırklar çeşmesidir... Balkan Savaşları ve I. Dünya Savaşı sonunda Kırkpınar Güreşleri Edirne ile Mustafapaşa yolu arasındaki "Virantekke" denilen yerde düzenlenmiştir... Güreşler, 1923 yılından itibaren Edirne'nin "Sarayiçi" denilen yöresinde yapılmaya başlanmıştır... Kırkpınar Yağlı Güreşleri, geleneksel Türk yağlı güreş turnuvası. Her sene haziran ayı sonu ile temmuz ayı başında Edirne'de düzenlenir. Pehlivanlar üç gün süresince er meydanında mücadele ederler. Son gün yapılan finallerde her boyun birinci, ikinci ve üçüncüleri belirlenir. Bunlardan en önemlisi başpehlivandır. Güreşler esnasında Kırkpınar Festivali düzenlenir ve çeşitli etkinlikler gerçekleştirilir. Osmanlı Devleti'nin her yerinde düzenlenen panayırların hepsinde güreş yapılır ama bunların içinde yalnız Kırkpınar’da “baş”ı kazanan pehlivan, gelecek senenin Kırkpınar güreşlerine kadar “başpehlivan” bilinirdi. Bu düşünce günümüzde de devam etmektedir... Yağlı güreşlerin tarihi 4500 yıldan öncesine uzanmaktadır. Bulunan en eski kanıtlar M.Ö. 2650 yılına aittir. Antik Mısır'a ve Asur Krallığı'na ait buluntular yaklaşık olarak aynı döneme aittir... Efsaneye göre 1346 yılında Orhan Gazi'nin Rumeli'yi ele geçirmek için düzenlediği seferler sırasında, büyük oğlu Süleyman Paşa 40 askerle Bizanslılar'a ait Domuzhisar'ın üzerine yürür. Baskınla burasını ele geçirirler. Öteki hisarların da ele geçirilmesinden sonra, 40 kişilik öncü birlik geri dönerler ve şimdi Yunanistan'ın topraklarında kalan Samona'da mola verirler. 40 cengaver burada güreşe tutuşurlar. Saatlerce süren güreşlerde, adlarının Ali ile Selim olduğu rivayet edilen iki kardeşin bir türlü yenişemedikleri görülür... Daha sonra bir Hıdrellez gününde, Edirne yakınlarındaki Ahıköy çayırında aynı çift yeniden güreşe tutuşurlar. Bütün bir gün güreşmelerine rağmen yine yenişemeyen kardeş pehlivanlar, gece boyunca da mum ve fener ışığında mücadelelerini sürdürmeye devam ederler. Ancak solukları kesilerek oldukları yerde can verirler... Arkadaşları onları aynı yerdeki bir incir ağacının altına gömerek oradan ayrılırlar. Yıllar sonra ise aynı yere gittiklerinde iki pehlivanın mezarlarının bulunduğu yerde gür bir pınar görürler. Bundan sonra halk orada yatanların anısına o yöreye, "Kırkpınar" adını verirler... I.Murad, Edirne'nin alınmasından sonra Edirne’de güreşçiler tekkesi kurmuş ve bundan böyle de her sene güreş yapılması bir gelenek haline gelmiştir... Bir başka iddiaya göre ise Kırpınar Güreşleri'nin tarihçesi çok daha öncesine dayanır. M. Atıf Kahraman'ın aktardığına göre Sarı Saltuk Bizans'ın ve Bulgarların içinde bulunduğu karmaşadan yararlanarak 1261'de Edirne'yi de Bulgarlardan aldı. Sarı Saltuk 40 yıl Edirne'de kaldıktan sonra Dobruca'ya gitmek zorunda kaldı ve burada öldü. Bunun üzerine Bizans hükümdarı Andronikos, oğlunu Edirne'ye vali yaptı. Bu iddiaya göre kendisi de bir pehlivan olan Sarı Saltuk Osmanlılardan önce Kırkpınar Güreşleri'ni ilk düzenleyen kişidir... Osmanlı Devleti döneminde yapılan Kırkpınar Panayırı, bazı yönleriyle Rumeli'nin diğer yerlerinde yapılan panayırların aynısıydı. Burada da çoğunlukla hayvan ve çeşitli eşyaların alış verişi yapılır. Kırkpınar'ı diğerlerinden ayrıcalığı, güreş, at yarışı, yaya koşusu gibi sportif faaliyetler “Ağa” tarafından düzenlenerek daha değerli ödüller verilmesidir. Panayırın süresi 3 gündür..." şeklinde google'da açıklama mevcut... Her yıl Temmuz aylarında düzenlenen Kırkpınar Yağlı Pehlivan Güreşleri Alanı bakımlı, temiz ve tarihi bir alandadır... @kendiçöpünüçöpeat @yeşilvetemizbirEDİRNEiçinelele

(Translated by Google) The 664th historical Kırkpınar oil wrestling competition was held. (Original) Tarihi Kırkpınar yağlı güreşleri 664 Cüsü yapıldı.

(Translated by Google) Every Turkish citizen should experience the atmosphere and excitement of this place and these competitions at least once in their lives. (Original) Her Türk vatandaşının hayatında bir kerede olsa buranın,bu müsabakaların havasını heyecanını mutlaka yaşaması gerek

(Translated by Google) We attended Kırkpınar festivals for the first time this year. It was very nice, but the toys in the amusement park-like place were very expensive. (Original) Kırkpınar şenliklerine ilk defa bu sene katıldık. Çok güzeldi fakat lunaparkımsı yerde ki oyuncakların fiyatı çok pahalıydı.

(Translated by Google) We came for the Kakava festivals, it is a magnificent environment and the people of all backgrounds are very civilized and hospitable, thank you, beautiful Edirne of my beautiful country. (Original) Kakava şenlikleri için geldik muhteşem bir ortam ve buranın her kökenden insanları çok medeni ve misafirperver insanlar teşekkürler güzel yurdumun güzel edirne si.

(Translated by Google) Seeing it on TV or social media is not even close to watching it on the spot. You must be here... (Original) Tv yada sosyal medyadan görmek yerinde izlemenin tırnağı bile edemez. Mutlaka burada olmalısınız...

(Translated by Google) Er Square, you can't go there and not miss it, it's a famous and historical area inside the palace, it's beautiful even at night. (Original) Er meydanı,gidipte görmemek olmaz,saray içinin ünlü,ünlü olduğu kadar tarihi alanı,gecesi bile güzel

This mosque was built by sultan Beyazit the second, the Son Of Mohammed the conqueror (Fatih Mehmet Sultan). It is a huge complex. The same Sultan has another extra huge Mosque in Istanbul carrying his name as well.

Can I give six star to this place? In my view this is the No1 worthwhile to visit in Turkey!

Very interessant museum and nice place.

It is really a great campus...

(Translated by Google) Edirne II. Visiting Bayezid Complex was an incredible experience for me. As someone who is interested in both history and architecture, this place really impressed me. This social complex, built in the 15th century, was built by Sultan II. One of the most important works of Bayezid. It is possible to see all the elegance of Ottoman architecture here. The madrasa, bathhouse, mosque and especially the healing center were the places that impressed me the most. The hospital is a great place to understand the understanding of medicine of the period. It is said that patients were treated here with the sound of water and music! It is now used as a museum and when you enter you immediately feel the atmosphere of that period. The entrance fee is quite affordable, and it is an informative place that appeals to people of all ages. It has a calm and peaceful atmosphere that can be visited with the family. The Social Complex is a must-see place for everyone who comes to Edirne, because it is very rich in terms of both history and culture. (Original) Edirne II. Bayezid Külliyesi’ni ziyaret etmek benim için inanılmaz bir deneyim oldu. Hem tarihe hem de mimariye meraklı biri olarak, burası beni gerçekten etkiledi. 15. yüzyılda inşa edilen bu külliye, Sultan II. Bayezid’in en önemli eserlerinden biri. Osmanlı mimarisinin tüm zarafetini burada görmek mümkün. Medrese, hamam, cami ve özellikle şifahane bölümü beni en çok etkileyen yerler oldu. Şifahane, dönemin tıp anlayışını anlamak için harika bir yer. Söylenene göre burada su sesi ve müzikle hastalar tedavi edilirmiş! Şimdi müze olarak kullanılıyor ve içeri girdiğinizde o dönemin havasını hemen hissediyorsunuz. Giriş ücreti oldukça uygun, her yaştan insana hitap eden bilgilendirici bir yer. Ailecek de gezilebilecek sakin ve huzurlu bir atmosferi var. Külliye, Edirne’ye gelen herkesin mutlaka görmesi gereken bir yer, çünkü hem tarih hem de kültür açısından çok zengin.

(Translated by Google) A very good social complex... I especially liked the health museum and the interior of the mosque... It was built by architect Hayrettin, a student of Mimar Sinan... The marble workmanship on the pulpit and the revolving columns on the mihrab are very impressive and must be seen... (Original) Cok iyi bir külliye...ozellikle saglik muzesine ve xaminin icini cok begendim...mimar sinanin ogrencisi mimar hayrettin tarafindan yapilmis...minberdeki mermer usciligi ve mihraptaki döner sütunlar cok etkileyici ve gorulmesi gerek...

(Translated by Google) I loved this place. Be sure to visit the health museum inside. Free for teachers and students, full-fare ticket: 80₺ (Original) Burayı çok sevdim. İçerisindeki sağlık müzesini de mutlaka ziyaret edin. Öğretmen öğrenciye ücretsiz, tam bilet;80₺

(Translated by Google) The old mosque is not in this location, wrong location notification was made, this is Sittişah Sultan Mosque (Original) eski cami bu konumda değil yanlış yer bildirimi yapılmış,burası sittişah sultan cami