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The female bath of Cemberlitas Hamam.
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Divided by gender, Cemberlitas has two large bathing rooms. Pictured above is the male bathing quarters.
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Today's contemporary road is a product of the initial road commission and several other improvement initiatives
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Pictured above, the crowded Divanyolu street provided to be an enticing opportunity for progressive urban planners to Westernize Istanbul's roads
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A 1853 map of Divanyolou street, a then congested road that ran through some of the city's most historic and notable sites. The Çemberlitas Bath is starred.
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A 1922 map of Divanyolu street following the road expansion commission project. The Çemberlitas Bath location is starred.
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The exterior of the Stoudios Monastery-turned-Imrahor Mosque.
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The interior of the Stoudios Monastery after it was re-adapted as the Imrahor Mosque under Ottoman rule.
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A photograph of Galata Tower lit up at night
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View of Istanbul from the Galata Tower

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