Rumeli Fortress

Mentioned as one of the great places for riding a bike or scooter around on the European side of Istanbul. Noted for its scenic environment.

Built in 1452 as part of the Ottoman plan to conquer Constantinople, this fortress consists of towers and ramparts. Today, it is open to the public as an open-air museum after serving as a customs checkpoint and prison.

A fortress located on the Bosphorus, reflecting Istanbul’s historic defense architecture.

A massive fortress built in 1452 by Fatih Sultan Mehmet, offering magnificent Bosphorus views and housing a museum with weapons and historical items. Hosts concerts in summer.

Rumeli Fortress is mentioned as one of the notable places seen during the ferry trip.

Built in 1452 for the conquest of Istanbul by Mehmet II. Features large bastions and towers, now open as a museum and a symbol of the conquest.

A prominent historical fortress on the Bosphorus.

Visible from the park, it is mentioned as one of the important sites on the Asian side you can see from Doğatepe Parkı.