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New Rome (Constantinople) was built on seven hills like the antique Rome by the emperor
Constantine the Great.
At
the time of its splendour, the city was shining by its large churches and its sumptuous
palaces built at the top of its seven hills. At the Ottoman time, some of these
monuments which were destroyed, were replaced by other buildings quite important.
We suggest you to
discover the Soliman mosque (3rd hill), the Conqueror (Fatih)
mosque (4th hill).
On the 5th hill, a visit to the Yavuz Selim mosque and the ruins of the Bonos cistern
(from the 4th century). And visits to the Church of the St. Savior in Chora (Kariye museum)
and Mihrimah Sultan mosque. |
Ref. :
0100
Duration : 1
day
Not available : Wednesday
Starting point :
Sultanahmet
Arriving point :Edirnekapı
Language (s) : english / french
Prix :
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2 to 4 |
5 to 8 |
9 to 12 |
13 + |
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85.— € |
82.— € |
78.-- € |
75.— € |
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Included : guide, museums entrances, transportations
during the excursion, meals (without drinks)
No included : drinks |
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The mosque of Soliman The Magnificent
Saint Savior stin Chora
The mosque of the Conqueror Mehmet II
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