Istanbul Palaces in Pre-Ottoman Era

Also, according to the current situation, it is located in the area of ​​Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia. The use of the palace, like the Imperial Government, was occupied for over 800 years, and unfortunately only a few remnants and pieces of the palace survive to this day. Another important palace is the Blakhernai Palace, but not the largest palace in the city, the Blakhernai Palace is the first choice. It is safer than the Grand Palace.

We can not stop looking at the magnificence of the Ottoman Empire in Istanbul. Topkapi Palace (bottom) has a complete and wonderful tango room for those wearing scarves for the people of the Ottoman Empire to conquer festivals and teams. They also have space to accommodate the trophies won by the defeated people. The battle loser gave the Ottoman trophy ... people in Turkey are like everyone else. Their culture emphasizes family time, we share coffee in the afternoon and invite strangers to dinner. I sat in this cafe for 5 minutes, invited by a sweet mother, Melda and her mother, shared coffee, stories and practiced all languages ​​... Turkish people made me more inclusive, others I'm really interested in culture and have a generous time to spare

Today visiting Istanbul you will find that many of the Byzantine ancient churches and palaces still have their original paintings, mosaics and statues. The same can be said for many palaces and mosques built during the Ottoman Empire. Indeed, the Ottoman Empire built up as many mosques and other architectural treasures as possible while conquering Istanbul. I personally knew that Sultan Ahmet (blue) mosque and Topkapi palace were absolutely wonderful architectural treasure. The Blue Mosque is probably the most beautiful building in Istanbul, making its colorful dome, arch, spire feel as if you are staring at something not true. Even if you are walking in, you will be surprised by the detail and complexity of the mosque walls and dome. The details (large and small) will not be overlooked, it will be one of the most spectacular buildings in the world.