Located in the Fatih district of the European part of Istanbul, Bayezid Square is officially called Freedom Square. Its name comes from the Bayezid II Mosque, which dominates the square on one side. Another major local attraction is the majestic entrance to Istanbul University, where the campus is home to a tower Beyazit, which can also be seen from the square, as well as the building of Theodosius built by Constantine the Great more than 1700 years ago.