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93 m · Nasrullah Camii Şadırvanı, located in Kastamonu Merkez, was built in 1752 by a philanthropist named Bedii. The ablution fountain is a rectangular structure supported by 18 columns and covered by two octagonal domes. The water for the fountain, which is part of the Nasrullah Mosque Complex, historically came from a spring in the Olukbaşı area. The fountain is within walking distance of Kastamonu Castle (550 m), Kastamonu Archaeology Museum (388 m), and Arabapazarı Bath (306 m). The nearest public transport, Saat Kulesi cable car stop, is 486 m away.

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264 m · Topçuoğlu Camii Şadırvanı is a place of worship located in Kastamonu Merkez. The exact artisan and date of the carvings on the fountain are not precisely known. The Topçuoğlu Mosque itself was built by a benefactor named Topçuoğlu and its architecture resembles works from the Seljuk period. The mosque is mentioned in a 1572 sharia registry, indicating its existence at that time. It is within walking distance of Kastamonu Castle (594 m), Kastamonu Archaeology Museum (549 m), and Arabapazarı Bath (206 m). The nearest public transport is the Seyrangah Tepesi cable car stop (481 m).

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297 m · Kastamonu Archaeology Museum is a museum where archaeological artifacts collected from around Kastamonu and Çankırı are exhibited. It serves in the old Committee of Union and Progress Club building, located in the city center of Kastamonu and being the work of Architect Kemaleddin Bey. In the museum, various artifacts from the Hittite, Phrygian, Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods, as well as artifacts from the Candaroğulları Beylik and Ottoman periods, are exhibited.

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353 m · Kastamonu Clock Tower is a clock tower located in the Kastamonu district of Kastamonu province. The clock tower, which is approximately 12 meters high and made of cut stone, is rumored to have had its 1.60-meter-diameter clock face, featuring Eastern Arabic numerals, sent by Abdülhamid II.