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2. Üsküdar (ancient Scutari) was a city in Bithynia in AnatoliaAs its larger and more important neighbor across the Bosphorus, the city of Istanbul grew, Uskudar became a suburb and then a part of metropolitan Istanbul and a district.Üsküdar was (and still is) famous for its many historical mosques and Ottoman buildings such as the Aziz Mahmud Hudayi Tekke (Aziz Mahmud Hudayi who is buried in Üsküdar was the founder of the Jelveti Sufi order) and the Nasuhi Effendi Tekke (Nasuhi Effendi being the founder of the Nasuhiyye Khalwati Sufi order) and also for its more relaxed atmosphere in comparison to the more overcrowded European side of the city (one of the first things you see on arriving in Üsküdar by ferry are the two large mosques on either side of the ferry port).

3. Many residents of Istanbul prefer to work on the European side and live on the Asian side.Üsküdar ("Scutari") became famous during the Crimean War as the location of the British Army hospital modernized by Florence Nightingale from 1854 to 1857.

4. It is also famous for its Maiden's Tower (Tour de Léandre in French), a small tower just off the coast that has existed since Byzantine times and from time to time has been used as a toll booth (now it is used as an expensive restaurant and a venue for wedding parties).Üsküdar's long promenade is popular in summer as it commands excellent views of the European shore of Topkapi Palace, Aya Sofia, Sultan Ahmed Mosque (The Blue Mosque), Taksim and Besiktas. Along the promenade is Beylerbeyi, an area famous in Istanbul for its fish restaurants.

5. Çamlica (aka Tchamlidja in the 19th century form) is the highest point in Istanbul and commands a panoramic view of the entire city.Marmara University also has it faculty of theology in Üsküdar and thus, parts of Üsküdar and neighbouring Umraniye have a large student population.Unlike its neighbour Kadikoy, Üsküdar is a mildly conservative district although much more relaxed than Fatih and Islamist parties generally do well in this area.

6. Üsküdar a large part of the town. Üsküdar has got historical artifacts. Because long ago wars have been and houses are down. But some houses are not down and standing. This is now historical artifacts. Everyone come and look that.

7. Girl Town ; The architectural structure of the Maiden's Tower (Kız Kulesi) dates back to 341 BC. This cape which was an extension of the Bosphorous straits at the time (there are rumours that it was a peninsula before) used to be called "vus". At this date after being a mausoleum built on marble columns for the wife of Commander Chares a chain was pulled from its location at Sarayburnu to the island where the tower was located in 410 BC to make it a customs area controlling the entries and exits of the Bosphorous strait. At 1110 AD the first apparent structure (tower) was built by the Emperor Manuel Comnenos.

8. Girl Town ; This structure which was built as a defence tower was named Arcla meaning "Small Tower". Although there is no clear information about this structure it is believed to be close to its current dimensions. The tower which was used for defence purposes during the conquest of İstanbul was used for very different purposes after 1453. During the Ottoman period it was used rather as a show platform than a defence team and the Mehteran team cited the nevbet (a national anthem) accompanied by the canons placed on the island. The structure which was damaged during the earthquake of 1509 was rebuilt later. Furthermore it acted as a lighthouse with the lights that were added.

9. Girl Town ; The structure that was built then included a tower and a castle and a cistern was built in it. The tower that burnt down with the fire from the light in 1719 was repaired again in 1725 by the Head Architect of the city Nevşehirli Damat İbrahim Paşa. The tower section was changed a little and a glass chalet was added to the top and a lead dome was placed on it and the building was built with wood. It was converted into a quarantine hospital in order for the cholera epidemic not to spread to the city in 1830.

10. Girl Town ; It was started to be used as a defence castle again with the decline of the Ottoman Empire and it is equipped with canons. The epigraph bearing the signature of Sultan Mahmut the Second was placed on the marble above the gate with the handwriting of the famous calligrapher Rakim. In 1857 a light is added again and in 1920 an automatic system is introduced as the light of the lighthouse. It is thought of transferring this building to private sector as of 1992 and several institutions such as the İstanbul Metropolitan Municipality Üsküdar Municipality Chamber of Architects Şairler Turing Ulusoy Group of Companies etc. develop various mediatic projects...

11. Beylerbeyi Palace ; Beylerbeyi was initially the residence of the Governor General in charge of Anatolia, but was rebuilt in the style of Dolmabahce and Çiragan palaces as a royal palace in the between 1861- 1865 on the Asian side of the Bosphorus and served as the summer residence of the sultans. The palace was ordered by Sultan Abdulaziz to the architects Sarkis Balyan and Agop Balyan in neo-baroque architecture with a traditional Ottoman house plan.

12. Beylerbeyi Palace ;  Beylerbeyi is built on two main floors and a basement containing kitchens and storage, and was divided into two sections; Selamlik (men’s section) and Harem. There are a total of 3 entrances, 6 state rooms and 26 smaller rooms.Harem  The palace is located at Beylerbeyi neighborhood, north of Uskudar district, next to the intercontinental suspension bridge built in 1974. It has great views of the Bosphorus and its European shores, and exquisite grounds with terraced gardens.UskudarBosphorus

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