Adalet Kasrı

Standing near the ugly modern stadium in Sarayiçi, the Adalet Kasrı (Justice Hall; 1561) is a stone tower with a conical roof that dates from the time of Süleyman the Magnificent. In front of it are two stones: on the Seng-i Hürmet (Stone of Respect) people would place petitions to the sultan, while the Seng-i İbret (Stone of Warning) would display the heads of any high-court officers who had offended the sultan.

Behind the Justice Hall is another small bridge. Cross it and on your right you'll see a memorial and museum dedicated to the Balkan Wars. To the left, the path winds past the scattered and scant ruins of the Edirne Sarayı (Edirne Palace).

To get here from Hürriyet Meydanı, walk along Hükümet Caddesi and cross the Tunca River via the Kanuni Bridge. Alternatively, it's a scenic 1km walk along the flood-control embankment from the II Beyazit Külliyesi (left).