Fener is a quarter of the Golden Horn in the old city of Istanbul. Take the bus to the marked place and ask the road talent to find this block. The entire block is built on a hill, down all the way, with all the historic wooden houses on both sides of the street, and occasionally churches and Byzantine and Ottoman synagogues. 1453 After the fall of Constantinople (Istanbul), the Fener district became home to many Greeks. The bishops of Constantinople also moved here, and still can see there. European architecture. In this ancient neighborhood, there are fewer tourists, squatting down the stone streets, the houses on both sides retain the original look, and people sit quietly chatting at the door. There are many petty cafs and restaurants near the main street.