Miracles Of Istanbul

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The Basilica Cistern is an underground cistern built in 532 AD by Byzantine Emperor Justinian I to provide water to the Great Palace. Read more; http://miraclesofistanbul.com/sights/basilica-cistern

Suleymaniye Mosque, known also as the mosque of Süleyman the Magnificent, was built in the 16th century by the great Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan for Sultan Süleyman the Magnificient.The mosque is the largest mosque of Istanbul. It crowns one of İstanbul's seven hills and dominates the Golden Horn adding more beauty to the skyline of Istanbul.

For hundreds of centuries, Cappadocia hosted Hittites, Persians, the Cappadocia Kingdom, and the Roman and Byzantine Empires. The name Cappadocia comes from Persian and means “land of the beautiful horses.” Inhabitants of the region carved these uniquely and surprisingly carvable rock blocks to build homes, monasteries, churches, and underground bunkers for habitation, protection, and worship. For more visit 👉http://miraclesofistanbul.com/tours/best-of-cappadocia

Harem section of the Topkapi Palace was a private and restricted area where the Sultan lived with his family, including his mother (the Valide Sultan), wives, concubines, son, sisters, servants, and eunuchs. The harem is a maze of narrow passages, courtyards, and hundreds of interconnecting rooms. For more visit the link: http://miraclesofistanbul.com/sights/topkapi-palace