Pierre Loti Istanbul Turkey 🇹🇷

Hello, and peace be upon you, and the mercy of Allah and His blessings. Thank you so much for always following our video This time we are heading to Pierre Loti To get there, we go to Eyup Sultan. You can take buses 99, 99Y, and 36CE. Then he stopped at Pierre Loti Teleferic Or take bus 55T from Taksim and get off at Eyüp Sultan Or you can take the cable car, which costs about 3 lira. It can be paid with the Istanbul Card. This hill is named after the famous writer Pierre Lotti, a French author. Famous, who once lived in the city and settled in the neighborhood of Istanbul. Here, she usually writes her novel "Azia D" while looking at the golden horns. The unique golden horn, and this is exactly why many tourists come This place is especially good for watching the sunset. You can find the tomb of Sultan Eyup, which is One of the oldest and largest tombs in this city. As for the tomb of Sultan Eyup, we have already discussed it earlier. It can be opened in our previous video, which is about the tomb of Sultan Eyup. So why is the place known as Pierre Loti Hill? Pierre Loti Hill, the pseudonym of Louis-Marie-Julien Viard was a French author and a navy officer who fell in love with Istanbul after his first visit in 1876. Rather than settling in the Pera District, as most Europeans did, Lotti moved to the holiest neighborhood of the city. Why is this place known by the name Bukit Pierre Lotti? Pierre Lotti, pseudonym Louis-Marie-Julien Viard He was a French writer and naval officer who fell. love for Istanbul after her first visit in 1876 and settled in the Pera district, like most Europeans. Lotti moved to the most sacred neighborhood in this city. And here we ate in Syracuse.