Odrin
Odrin is the Bulgarian name for the city of Edirne, a city in the northwestern corner of Turkey and the seat of Edirne Province in the region of East Thrace. It lies on the Meriç (Maritsa) River near the borders with Greece and Bulgaria, making it a historic crossroad between Europe and Asia.
The city has a long history. Known in antiquity as Adrianople, it became an important Byzantine and
Odrin/Edirne is home to several notable monuments reflecting its Ottoman architectural heritage. The Selimiye Mosque, designed
Demographically, the city has a population in the low to mid hundreds of thousands and is predominantly