The imposing zehzade Camii (Mosque of the Prince), which overlooks a grassy park that is unfortunately spoilt by traffic noise, one of Sinan's early works (1548), was built in memory of Seleyman the Magnificent's son, Prince Mehmet, who died in 1543 aged 21.
Seleyman the Magnificent had the Mosque of the Prince built to honor his son, who died at the early age of 21.
Seleyman the Magnificent's son, Prince Mehmet, lived to be 88.
There is a man outside.
The red shirt wearing clown spun the Subway sandwich sign.
A man is playing a guitar.
The clinic helped fill a void in the area.
The Zion Square and the Ben Yehuda Mall are located at opposite ends of the city.
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