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Writers, journalists, artists as intellectual dissidents sentenced
- Sultanahmet Jail served mostly as a prison reserved for writers, journalists, artists as intellectual dissidents sentenced.
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Built in 1918/1919, it was the first jailhouse in the capital of the Ottoman Empire, constructed in a contemporary concept considering the regulation of the daily life and relationship with the outside of inmates, who were awaiting trial or serving brief sentences.
The building was initially designed in the French style to be a guesthouse, but it was later turned into a prison project and was built from 1918 until 1919. It was the first jailhouse in the capital of the Ottoman Empire and was also used as a detention centre for those who were awaiting trial or serving brief sentences since it was built next ...
2014年7月14日 · Inside a Prison-Turned-Luxury Hotel in Turkey. Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet melds East, West, past, and present with Old World charm and timeless hospitality. Voted one of the...
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2023年1月11日 · Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet fully reopened in November after an extensive and complete refurbishment that took place over two years. The five star hotel is offering new food and ...
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The prison, now the Four Seasons Hotel, hosted such Turkish literary icons as Nazim Hikmet, Aziz Nesin, Rifat Ilgaz, and Yasar Kemal, all labeled as political dissidents. The prison was closed in the 1970s.
- Tevkifhane Sok. 1 Istanbul , Turkey
Sultanahmet This converted prison was built by the Ottomans in 1918 and has housed many dissident writers over the years. It has even appeared in the literature of the famous novelist, Graham Greene.
2024年3月6日 · Formerly known as Sultanahmet Jail (Turkish: Sultanahmet Cezaevi), this historic prison in Istanbul, Turkey, has been transformed into the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel at Sultanahmet. Originally built in 1918/1919, it served as the first jailhouse in the Ottoman Empire’s capital, with a contemporary design focused on inmate daily life and ...
