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Fındıkzade is a quarter in the European side of Istanbul, located in the north side of Fatih, the province's capital district (the walled city), lying between the quarters of Topkapı and Aksaray, and adjacent to the Hasseki, Yusufpaşa and Çapa quarters. The main roads of this quarter are Millet Caddesi (now called Turgut Özal Millet Caddesi) and Vatan Caddesi (now called Adnan Menderes Vatan Caddesi). Three of the major city's hospitals are located here, making of it one of the most important health district in Istanbul.

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41°1′33″N 28°56′59″E / 41.02583°N 28.94972°E / 41.02583; 28.94972

v t e Fatih, Istanbul
Neighbourhoods	Aksaray Akşemsettin Alemdar Ali Kuşçu Atikali Ayvansaray Balabanağa Balat Beyazıt Binbirdirek Cankurtaran Cerrahpaşa Cibali Demirtaş Derviş Ali Emin Sinan Hacı Kadın Haseki Sultan Hırka-İ Şerif Hobyar Hoca Gıyasettin Hocapaşa İskenderpaşa Kalenderhane Karagümrük Katip Kasım Kemalpaşa Koca Mustafapaşa Küçük Ayasofya Mercan Mesihpaşa Mevlanakapı Mimar Hayrettin Mimar Kemalettin Mollafenari Mollagürani Molla Hüsrev Muhsine Hatun Nişanca Rüstempaşa Saraç İshak Sarıdemir Şehremini Şehsuvar Bey Seyyid Ömer Silivrikapı Süleymaniye Sultan Ahmet Sümbül Efendi Sururi Tahtakale Tayahatun Topkapı Yavuz Sinan Yavuz Sultan Selim Yedikule Zeyrek
Quarters	Ahırkapı Altımermer Ayakapı Bahçekapı Belgradkapı Büyüklanga Cağaloğlu Çapa Çarşıkapı Çatladıkapı Çarşamba Çemberlitaş Çukurbostan Draman Edirnekapı Eğrikapı Eminönü Fener Fındıkzade Gedikpaşa Haseki Horhor İmrahor Kadırga Kıztaşı Küçükmustafapaşa Küçükpazar Kumkapı Küçüklanga Laleli Mahmutpaşa Narlıkapı Nuruosmaniye Pazartekke Samatya Saraçhane Sarayburnu Sirkeci Sofular Sulukule Şehzadebaşı Taşkasap Unkapanı Vefa Vezneciler Yenikapı Yusufpaşa
Landmarks	Beyazıt Square Beyazıt Tower Bulgarian St. Stephen Church Chora Church Edirnekapı Martyr's Cemetery Eski Saray Firuz Agha Mosque Hagia Sophia İstanbul Archaeology Museums Laleli Mosque Mihrimah Sultan Mosque Rüstem Pasha Medrese Spice Bazaar Sultan Ahmed Mosque Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar Literature Museum Library Topkapı Palace Hagia Irene Yedikule Fortress
Transport	Sirkeci railway station
Education	Cağaloğlu Anadolu Lisesi Istanbul High School Istanbul University Kadir Has University
Metro Stations	Aksaray Emniyet—Fatih Topkapı—Ulubatlı (part) Vezneciler Yenikapı (part)
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