Hafiz Mustafa 1864

حافظ مصطفى 1864

Famous Istanbul confectioner (1864); synonymous with baklava and Turkish delight, a landmark around Taksim.

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Overview

A famous Istanbul sweet shop (1864) whose name is linked to baklava and Turkish delight, and which became a landmark in Taksim square and around it. 1

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