Çatal Çeşme

MonumentKadıköy, İstanbul

40.9564°N · 29.0863°E

Çatal Çeşme is a monument in İstanbul; Çatal Çeşme is a public square fountain in the Bostancı neighbourhood of Istanbul's Kadıköy district, beside the now-covered Turşucu stream.

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Çatal Çeşme is a public square fountain in the Bostancı neighbourhood of Istanbul's Kadıköy district, beside the now-covered Turşucu stream. It is one of the few "forked" fountains in Istanbul. Built in 1550 or 1551 during the reign of Süleyman the Magnificent, it was later repaired during the reign of Abdülaziz through a donation by Hacı Narkerab Kalfa. Dismantled in 1946, it was restored in the summer of 1947 and is the oldest known fountain in the district.

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