Çinili Camii (The Tiled Mosque), located in Istanbul’s Üsküdar district, is a stunning 17th-century mosque built by Kösem Sultan, one of the most powerful women of the Ottoman Empire. What makes it truly special? Its breathtaking Iznik tiles, covering nearly every surface with intricate blue and turquoise patterns, are among the finest examples of Ottoman tilework, preserving their beauty for centuries. Despite its smaller size, it offers an intimate and peaceful atmosphere, away from the tourist crowds. A visit here provides a glimpse into Ottoman artistry and a quiet escape in the heart of Istanbul.