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İttik Dede's Turbeh

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İttik Dede's Turbeh

İttik Dede's Turbeh

İttik Dede's Turbeh is an Ottoman-era mausoleum located in the Selimiye district of North Nicosia. Visitors go here to see a preserved example of Ottoman funerary architecture within the city's historic core.

Location and Access

The site is situated just south of Selimiye Square. Since it is located within the pedestrian-friendly historic center of North Nicosia, it is accessible on foot from most central points. Depending on your starting position in the city center, the walk typically takes between 5 and 15 minutes.

Visit Duration

Because of its small size and specific function as a tomb, visitors generally spend 15 to 30 minutes at this location.

Timing Your Visit

The site is best visited during daylight hours. It is generally quiet, though the surrounding Selimiye Square can become busier during peak tourist hours or local market days. There are no specific seasonal restrictions for visiting the exterior of the monument.

Nearby Attractions

Due to its central location, this site can be easily combined with other nearby historical landmarks. Within a short walking distance, you can visit:

  • Saint Sophia Cathedral (0.1km)
  • Haydar Pasha Mosque (0.1km)
  • Lusignan House (0.2km)
  • New Mosque (0.3km)

Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors

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