An indoor public space, specifically a transit station in Üsküdar, Turkey, likely the Üsküdar Marmaray station, displays a large, two-panel illustrative mural

An indoor public space, specifically a transit station in Üsküdar, Turkey, likely the Üsküdar Marmaray station, displays a large, two-panel illustrative mural. The mural, mounted on two distinct white metal freestanding supports, depicts a stylized panorama of Istanbul landmarks. The left panel showcases the TCDD (Turkish State Railways) and Marmaray logos and features structures identifiable as Hagia Sophia and the Galata Tower, set against a blue sky above a dense urban waterfront. The right panel continues the panorama, including the Topkapi Palace and the Bosphorus Bridge, with a stylized seagull and swirling clouds in the sky. The lower section of the mural is bordered by a horizontal band of blue stylized waves representing water. The background consists of light blue square-tiled walls in the left corner, transitioning to light grey square-tiled walls above the mural, beneath a grey acoustic tile ceiling with visible grid lines. The floor is a dark, somewhat reflective surface. The mural exhibits minor surface wear and light, indecipherable graffiti markings in the upper left section. No individuals are present in the scene.