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Bursa and Cumalıkızık
Eight sites in Bursa (complexes, a khan district, tombs) and the waqf village of Cumalıkızık record the first Ottoman capital; inscribed in 2014.
Archaeological and historic sites
Historic towns and quarters that preserve their traditional fabric.
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Eight sites in Bursa (complexes, a khan district, tombs) and the waqf village of Cumalıkızık record the first Ottoman capital; inscribed in 2014.
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Safranbolu, a caravan-trade town in Karabük, keeps its Ottoman street pattern and timber-and-stone houses in the districts of Çukur, Kıranköy and Bağlar.
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Constantinople, Byzantion
Four districts of old Istanbul (Sultanahmet, Süleymaniye, Zeyrek and the land walls) make up this World Heritage site, with Hagia Sophia and the Süleymaniye.
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