What it's known for
Edirne was the second capital of the Ottoman Empire, from the 1360s until Constantinople took its place in 1453. Its Selimiye Mosque, built in 1575 by the architect Mimar Sinan, became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011.
City in TürkiyeEdirne lies in the far northwest of Türkiye, in Eastern Thrace, only about 7 km from the Greek border and 20 km from the Bulgarian border. The Meriç and Tunca rivers flow around the west and south of the city.
Edirne was the second capital of the Ottoman Empire, from the 1360s until Constantinople took its place in 1453. Its Selimiye Mosque, built in 1575 by the architect Mimar Sinan, became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011.
Go to the small part of Türkiye that lies in Europe and aim for its northwest tip, right where Türkiye, Greece and Bulgaria meet.
Sources: Wikipedia: Edirne, Wikipedia: Kırkpınar