Zeytinburnu is a district located on the European side of Istanbul, Turkey. The district has a rich history and cultural heritage dating back to the Byzantine and Ottoman periods. Zeytinburnu is known for its historical sites, such as the Zeytinburnu Fortress and the Zeytinburnu City Walls, which are both from the Byzantine era. The district is also home to the Zeyrek Mosque, one of the largest and most important Byzantine churches converted into a mosque during the Ottoman Empire. The district is also known for its shopping and street markets, such as the famous Zeytinburnu Street Market, a great place to find local products, souvenirs and street food. Additionally, Zeytinburnu is well-connected to the rest of the city by several metro (M1 and Marmaray) and bus lines, making it a convenient place to live and visit.
