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200 m · Gazi Mihal Bridge is a historic Ottoman bridge in Edirne, Turkey. it crosses the Tunca. The bridge was originally built by the Byzantine emperor Michael VIII but was rebuilt early in the 15th century by the Ottoman frontier lord Gazi Mihal.

308 m · The Dr. Petar Beron Bulgarian Men's High School of Addrianople was the first Bulgarian high school in Eastern Thrace. One of the most influential Bulgarian educational centres in Thrace, it was founded in 1891 in Ottoman Adrianople and ceased to exist in 1913 after the Second Balkan War.

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497 m · Namazgah ve Şadırvan in Edirne Merkez is a historic site constructed from smooth cut stone. The namazgah, which rests on four legs and is covered by a dome, has a baldachin form with round arches and is open on all four sides. Pilgrim candidates would come here to recite the adhan and offer sacrifices before their pilgrimage, which is how the building got its name. In front of the namazgah is a rectangular fountain, also made of cut stone. It is within walking distance of Gazi Mihal Bridge (302 m), Hacı Mehmet Ağa Fountain (497 m), and İsmet Kaan Higher Education Male Student Dormitory (757 m).

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589 m · Pehlivanlar Mezarlığı, located in Edirne Merkez, was formerly known as Pehlivan Cemalettin Tekkesi. This dervish lodge, affiliated with the Naqshbandi order, was built by Pehlivan Cemalettin (Küştigiran). Evliya Çelebi noted it as a place where wrestlers competed and where items belonging to old wrestlers were displayed. Today, it is a burial ground for Ottoman-era wrestlers such as Pehlivan Cemalettin, Ali Efendi, and Mehmet Ağa, as well as more recent wrestlers like Kara Emin. It is within walking distance of Gazi Mihal Bridge (784 m), Macedonian Tower (137 m), and Alipaşa Bazaar (138 m).

619 m · Maarif Water Scale is an important example of Ottoman architecture reflecting the historical fabric of Edirne. Built in 1906, this structure stands out with its cut stone base, brick body, and cut stones at its corners. It has a roof made of block stone with a slightly rounded top, and its facades feature windows that reflect ancient architectural elements. Maarif Water Scale is one of only two water scales remaining in Edirne today. It is within walking distance of Alipaşa Çarşısı (91 m) and Macedonian Tower (168 m).

632 m · The Walls of Hadrianopolis in Edirne Merkez are the remains of the city walls of the ancient city of Hadrianopolis, which Roman Emperor Hadrianus had built after his visit to the city in 124 AD. These walls survived until the mid-19th century, but were largely dismantled between 1866 and 1870 by Governor Hurşit Pasha for use in official buildings. Today, they form part of the northern city wall between the Macedonian Tower, the only surviving structure of the Hadrianopolis Walls, and the non-existent Yelliburgaz Tower. The Walls of Hadrianopolis are within walking distance of Edirne Museum (766 m), Macedonian Tower (34 m), and Alipaşa Bazaar (224 m).

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651 m · Edirne Cumhuriyet Park is a park located in Edirne Merkez. It was opened on October 28, 2023, as part of the 100th-anniversary celebrations of the Republic. The park is within walking distance of Alipaşa Çarşısı (329 m), Makedon Kulesi (501 m), and İsmet Kaan Yükseköğretim Erkek Öğrenci Yurdu (616 m).

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664 m · Macedonian Tower is a bastion in the walls of the castle in the city center of Edirne, Turkey, which shares the same name. Built during the Roman period, it is the only tower to survive to the present day out of the four towers located at the corners of the walls. Dating back 1500 years and also known as the Old Clock Tower of Edirne, the structure was built as a wooden tower by the Roman emperor Hadrian.

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