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Built in 1452 by Sultan Mehmed II, Rumeli Fortress was constructed to control maritime traffic through the Bosphorus before the conquest of Constantinople. Its massive stone walls, towers, and dramatic waterfront location make it one of the most striking historical sites visible from the sea.
During a Bosphorus Yacht Cruise, Rumeli Fortress offers a unique perspective that cannot be experienced from land. Sailing past its imposing silhouette allows guests to fully appreciate its architectural scale and historical significance, framed by lush hills and the narrowest point of the Bosphorus.
Today, Rumeli Fortress stands as a symbol of Ottoman engineering and Istanbul’s layered past. It remains a favorite photo stop and a key highlight included in many luxury Bosphorus yacht cruise tours.
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