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Kuzguncuk: A Peaceful Bosphorus Neighborhood

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Location and Access: Located on Asian side of Istanbul, accessible via Marmaray or ferry from Eminönü
Within Üsküdar, 20-minute walk or 2-minute cab ride available
Historical Development: Settlement dates back to Byzantine era
Jews settled in late 15th century, linked to Jerusalem
Armenians arrived in 18th century, first church built in 1835
Neighborhood became cultural mosaic with multiple religious communities
Architecture and Landmarks: Features cobblestone streets lined with colorful wooden houses
Contains two synagogues, two Orthodox churches, and one Armenian church
Includes Kuzguncuk Mosque and Armenian Surp Krikor Lusarovich Church
Houses Abdülmecid Efendi Pavilion, former hunting lodge now art exhibition space
Modern Features: Wednesday street market operates in neighborhood
Known for local businesses, cafes, and bookstores
Features seasonal chocolate shops and restaurants
Surrounded by nature preserves and green cemeteries