EDİRNE

Edirne, the previous capital of the Ottoman Empire before the triumph of Istanbul in 1453, is arranged on the crossing point of the fringes of Turkey, Greece and Bulgaria; subsequently guests, traveling via arrive from either Greece or Bulgaria, enter Turkey through Edirne. As you approach the city from any course, you can see the four minarets of a wonderful mosque, remaining on top of the main slope in the city. It merits going to Edirne just to see this mosque which is a most appealing development of the Ottoman design.

Selimiye
Considered as ''the perfect work of art'' of the colossal Architect Sinan, the Selimiye Mosque mirrors the life time archievement of the immense Architect Sinan, after long years of research and the apex of the established Ottoman workmanship and design. In the focal point of a vast complex, Selimiye emerges as a landmark of flawlessness and magnificence with a tremendous focal vault, four stunning minarets, each with three balconiesa and an immaculate building structure and consistency.