District guide · Istanbul
Art and culture, 1 to 2 hours in Silivri, Istanbul
Silivri is a district of Istanbul extending westward along the Sea of Marmara, beyond the city's urban core and characterized by holiday homes. The district con...
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Silivri is a district of Istanbul extending westward along the Sea of Marmara, beyond the city's urban core and characterized by holiday homes. The district contains several mosques including Piri Mehmet Paşa Camisi and Germiyan Camii, alongside viewpoints such as Poyraz Tepe. The seaside setting and local markets provide modest interest for travellers seeking respite from the city.
Checked 2026-09-04
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- Language spoken
- Turkish
- The official language of the Republic of Turkiye
- Dialling code
- +90 212 · +90 216
- 212 on the European side, 216 on the Asian; drop the leading 0 from abroad
- Currency
- Turkish lira (₺, TRY)
- The official currency; one lira is divided into 100 kurus
- Emergency number
- 112
- One number for ambulance, fire and police
- Plug type
- European two-pin · 220 V
- The national living guide records 220 V and European-style two-pin plugs
- Tap water
- Not recorded
- No verified national source in the dataset
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