Tevhide Hanım Köşkü

Tevhide Hanım Köşkü is a historic building in Kadıköy, İstanbul; Fronting Cemil Topuzlu Avenue, it was built in 1906 by Ragıp Sarıca, chief chamberlain of Abdülhamid II's Yıldız Palace, who commissioned the Prussian August Carl Friedrich Jasmund, one of the instructors at the Istanbul School of Engineering.

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Location: 40.9638°N · 29.0595°E

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Fronting Cemil Topuzlu Avenue, it was built in 1906 by Ragıp Sarıca, chief chamberlain of Abdülhamid II's Yıldız Palace, who commissioned the Prussian August Carl Friedrich Jasmund, one of the instructors at the Istanbul School of Engineering.

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