Why visit
Büyük Çamlıca Hill rises 268 meters above sea level, delivering sweeping views from the Princes’ Islands to the Black Sea entrance. The 2019 mosque complex with its six minarets has become a landmark visible from much of the city.
What to see
The upper terrace features cafés, a viewing platform, and landscaped gardens. Clear days reveal the full sweep of the Bosphorus bridges and the old city skyline.
Plan your visit
The on-site mosque provides dedicated prayer space and ablution facilities, making it one of the most convenient viewpoints for Muslim visitors. Evening visits coincide with iftar or tarawih during Ramadan.
Good to know
Accessible by bus or taxi from Üsküdar; entry to the viewpoint area is free. The mosque is open for worship outside prayer times with modest dress required.
