Documentation of Hungary-Related Historical Buildings in Turkey

Kovács, Gergő Máté (2025) Documentation of Hungary-Related Historical Buildings in Turkey. HUNGARIAN ARCHAEOLOGY, 14 (4). pp. 64-74. ISSN 2416-0296

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Abstract

Research into the Ottoman architectural heritage in Hungary is a relatively well-known and thoroughly investigated field. The study and documentation of buildings with Hungarian historical relevance in Turkey is less developed. In addition to the Dining Hall of Prince Ferenc Rákóczi II in Tekirdağ, which came into Hungarian ownership an outstanding achievement of 20th-century Hungarian-Turkish diplomatic relations, in recent years numerous other buildings have been subject to thorough research and documentation as part of international projects and university survey workshops. This paper deals with the historical background of the latest programs and gives a detailed survey of the historical building of Transylvanian Ambassadors in Istanbul. Following the same methodology, the chapel of the Feriköy Protestant Cemetery in Istanbul and the mansion of Fevzi Beler, one of the so-called ‘Hungarian houses’ in Milas, are also introduced

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