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Beneath a leaden sky, the city breathes — between minarets glowing like missiles poised for launch, and fishing lines slicing through the current.
Tra minareti accesi come missili pronti a partire e ami lanciati nella corrente, sotto il cielo plumbeo, la città respira.
El Parque de Sultanahmet es un hermoso parque ubicado en el corazón de Estambul, entre la Mezquita Azul y Santa Sofía. Es un lugar popular para pasear, especialmente por la noche.
Si dais un paseo por el estuario de Estambul podréis disfrutar de puestos de comida callejera que ofrecen el "Balık Ekmek" (Pan de pescado) uno de los platos típicos turcos que se preparan en estas barcazas ataviadas al estilo persa.
La Mezquita Nueva o Mezquita Yuni (en turco, Yeni Cami) es una mezquita situada en el distrito de Eminönü, Estambul, Turquía.
Construida por mandato del sultán Solimán I, el Magnífico, fue construida en 1550
People stroll leisurely along wide pedestrian walkway lined with palm trees and leading to the Konak Square near the Konak subway station
Izmir, Turkey
People cross the square in front of the Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque - a major cultural and historical site of Istanbul
Turkey
People cross a busy street not far from Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque - a major cultural and historical site in Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey
Macun (soft, sweet and colorful Turkish toffee paste ) in traditional container. Cooking street food in Istanbul, Turkey.
Unrecognizable person cooking turkish kebap or kebab on a rotating grill. Istanbul, Turkey
Pile of turkish simit for sale on the streets of Istanbul, Turkey. No people, copy space
People take pictures of ancient monumental stone arch of Temple of Apollo. Side, Manavgat, Antalya Province, Turkey
Carpet isolated on white background
Sumela monastery at Trabzon, in Turkey
Topkapi Palace, situated in Istanbul, Turkey, stands as a monumental testament to the opulence and grandeur of the Ottoman Empire at its zenith. Constructed in the 15th century under the order of Sultan Mehmed II, following the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople in 1453, the palace served as the administrative center and royal residence of the Ottoman Sultans for nearly four centuries, until the mid-19th century when the court was moved to Dolmabahçe Palace.
Covering approximately 700,000 square meters at the tip of the historic peninsula overlooking both the Bosphorus Strait and the Golden Horn, the palace complex is a stunning showcase of Islamic art, with its elaborate courtyards, exquisite tile work, and intricate architecture. The layout of the palace is a series of courtyards, each serving different purposes and increasing in privacy: the First Courtyard served as a service area; the Second Courtyard was the administrative heart of the empire; the Third Courtyard housed the Sultan’s private residence and the treasury, including the Imperial Council (Divan); and the Fourth Courtyard was a series of gardens and pavilions used for private relaxation.
One of the most remarkable aspects of Topkapi Palace is its Imperial Harem, a secluded section that housed the Sultan’s wives, concubines, and children, along with a large staff of eunuchs who managed the day-to-day affairs. The Harem is particularly noted for its architectural significance and intricate interior decorations.
The palace also holds an extensive collection of artifacts that reflect the splendor of the Ottoman era, including imperial treasures, religious relics, and a significant collection of manuscripts and decorative arts. Among its most prized possessions are the Prophet Muhammad’s cloak and sword, which draw pilgrims and visitors from around the Islamic world.
Today, Topkapi Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and operates as a museum, attracting millions of visitors each year eager to explore its rich history and cultural heritage. Its strategic location offers panoramic views of Istanbul and the waters that define it, making it not only a historical treasure but also a symbol of the city’s enduring legacy as a bridge between continents and cultures.
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The Maiden's Tower (Turkish: K?z Kulesi), also known in the ancient Greek and medieval Byzantine periods as Leander's Tower (Tower of Leandros), sits on a small islet located at the southern entrance of Bosphorus strait 200 m (220 yd) off the coast of Üsküdar in Istanbul, Turkey.
Istanbul, Turkey - April 2, 2013: View of the Beylerbeyi Palace from Bosphorus Strait
June 2023, the courtyard of the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque in the old city of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
