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Time in Fener and a view of monochrome Muslim family fishing in front of the Phanar Pier in summertime. The images on the horizon are Unkapanı Atatürk Bridge, Hagia Sophia and New Mosque (Turkish: Fener'de Zaman ve yaz mevsiminde Fener İskelesi önünde balık tutan bir Müslüman ailenin monokrom görüntüsü. Ufuktaki imajlar Unkapanı Atatürk Köprüsü, Ayasofya ve Yeni Camii'dir).

Phanar (Fener or even Fanar, Greek Φανάριον / Phanarion, Φανάρι / Phanari) is a neighborhood in the Fatih District of Şehr-i Istanbul, Turkey. After the conquest of Constantinople by the Ottomans in 1453, the elite of the Greek population moved into the Phanar Neighborhood. As well as the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople in this district, drew the line of patriarchy as Phanar is called. The neighborhood was also the famous Greek Phanar College, where not only the offspring of the Greek and Bulgarian Phanariotes was trained. In recent years, especially for residential Phanar become poorer immigrants from Anatolia, and therefore also a center of Sunni Islam.