Situated in Eyup, region of Fatih on European side of Bosphrous, Istanbul. There is a tea house that has an immaculate perspective of Golden horn from Eyup to Eminonu. It has a heavenly scene; when you look from at the highest point of the slope, you will see fantastic area.

Furthermore, that extraordinary slope incorporates a gigantic old memorable memorial park in the south slants of the Hill. Inside that memorial park, the tomb of or catacomb of numerous renowned pashas, sultans, creators, for example, Lala Mustafa Pasha, Lala Hüseyin Pasha, Mahmud Aga, Mahmud Celaleddin Efendi, Mehmed Celebi, Mihrisah Valide Sultan, Mirimiran Mehmed Pasha, Nakkas Hasan Pasha, Pertev Mehmed Pasha, Siyavus Pasha, Sokollu Mehmed Pasha, V. Mehmed (Resad), Sah Sultan, Shaykh al-islam, Uryanizade Ahmed Esad Efendi and Zal Mahmud Pasha are situated here. Instead of the burial ground, there is likewise settled the clever teller (Cable Car) to engage individuals and to help them climbing effectively to the slope;

That interesting telfer, from the shore of the Golden Horn, ascensions to see at the highest point of the cemetery with lodgings, eateries and trinket shops. Also the guests can climb the edge’s stone walk, middle the burial ground, from the Eyup Sultan Mosque set at the base/south end of the Hill, or drive up from the north side.

The real High Point of this Hill is about a large portion of a kilometer north of the post’s Telfer station, in the midst of a thick private multi-level region.

THE STORY OF PIERRE LOTI

The name “”loti”” originate from a name of a colorful blossom which experiences childhood in intriguing spaces. With the exception of that, so who is Pierre Loti?

Picking up the sensitivity of Turkish individuals because of his backings , Pierre Loti was a French creator of well known novel ”Aziyade”. It is said that Aziyade was the name of Ottoman lady who Pierre Loti begun to look all starry eyed at sometime in the distant past.

For him, his name was given many places, for example, Pierre Loti Street (a road in Divanyolu Istanbul) and a bistro in Eyup was entitled as ”Pierre Loti Cafe” as a result of his backings to the Ottoman Empire.

In today’s idea, the slope where that bistro has a spot is additionally named ”Pierre Loti Hill”. There are additionally numerous bistros which you can browse a few bistro’s and eateries like a “nargile house” where you can smoke a water pipe while engaging your Turkish tea.

So with tea your hand, you ought to recline and unwind by tasting the remarkable air.