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PIERRE LOTI (PIYER LOTI TEPESI)

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Eyüp, İdris Köşkü Cad. (sommet Pierre Loti), Istanbul, Turkey
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2024
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Under his real name Louis Marie Julien Viaud (1850-1923), Pierre Loti was originally a naval officer, which allowed him to travel and thus consolidate a basis for his future writings. It was during a trip to Oceania that he decided to take the pseudonym Loti, named after an exotic flower (1867). With a very open mind, Loti feels close to the different cultures he meets during his travels, but Constantinople marks him for life. Her second trip to Istanbul (1879) allowed her to meet the woman who would give her name to her famous novel, Aziyadé, the Caucasian woman. Every time he is in Istanbul, he likes to come to Eyüp, in this café overlooking the Golden Horn. The "sacred mountain" he cites in his Aziyadé is that of this coffee. Surrounded by parks and gardens, and then known as Rabia Kadın Kahvehanesi, the café is gradually being mentioned with the name of the writer. After having changed hands several times and almost disappeared, it was bought back in 1964 to be restored to its original state. It is clear that at the time, the view must have been idyllic, because the beauty of Altın Boynuz (Golden Horn) was such that songs and poems loved to tell it. The clear waters of the Kağıthane river flowed into the inlet, the outline of which is described as green. Things have changed a lot, but the panorama remains unique, especially when it lights up at sunset, while the songs of the muezzins rise.

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Florent73
Visited in april 2018
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Quelle vue, splendide apres une ascension a travers le cimetière
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Le café Pierre Loti, Piyerloti Kahvesi en turc, se situe dans le quartier d’Eyüp (Istanbul). Pierre Loti était un écrivain français qui vécut entre 1850 et 1923. Passionné par la Turquie, et plus particulièrement par Istanbul dont il décrivait comme étant « la ville unique au monde », Pierre Loti aimait se reposer sur le lieu actuel du café Pierre Loti, d’où son nom.
Le café Pierre Loti se trouve au milieu du cimetière d’Eyüp et non loin de la Mosquée d’Eyûp, haut lieu de pèlerinage pour les turcs et les musulmans en général. Beaucoup de familles turques aiment se promener et prendre un thé au café Pierre Loti surtout le week-end.
Le café Pierre Loti est composé d’une maison en bois et d’une terrasse où se trouvent des dizaines de tables. Depuis la terrasse du café Pierre Loti, vous pourrez observer une vue imprenable sur la Corne d’Or. Pour toutes ces raison, la terrasse du café Pierre Loti est rarement vide, cela quelque soit la saison et le moment de la journée.
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Superbe vue sur la corne d'or loin de l'agitation d'istanbul centre. Allez y en semaine de préférence pour éviter une longue file d'attente pour le téléphérique et trouver une table bien situé. Vous ne serez pas déçu si vous L'intérieur du café avec sa déco rétro d'époque :)

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