Turkish History Tour Required For It's Amazing

Turkey as one of the interesting countries, is a country located in different areas. Some of its territory entered Europe and some of them entered Asia. As one of the most powerful dynasties of its time, Turkey has many world-class attractions that you can consider visiting.

Hagia sophia

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The museum, known as Aya Sofya or Hagia Sofa, was once the most luxurious cathedral church. The Roman Emperor also called him the Hagia Sophia as the Holy Wisdom Church. As a relic of the Emperor Justinian, Hagia Sophia was in Byantium and the construction process took up to 6 years in 537 AD

Cappadocia

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One of the most interesting buildings of Cappodocia is made entirely of natural stone. This building is a historical building which is one of the tourist destinations included in the UNESCO World Heritege Site. This stone building is a historical evidence that civilization in the past has an amazing architecture even though there is no adequate technology. The city is estimated to be built 3,000 years ago by the Hittetes empire. Inside the building there are churches and monasteries other than the houses occupied as shelter.

Topkapi Palace

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The Turks know this palace as Topkapi Sarayi. This palace is a relic of Sultan Mehmed II when conquering Constantinople. At that time the name Constantinople changed to Istanbul until now. In 1459 the Sultan also built a palace building that jutted marine and was named Topkapi Palace. This is one of the buildings of Islamic civilization in Turkey that is treated to this day.

Topkapi Palace is the Ottoman Caliphate's ruling palace for 400 years. The palace is adjacent to the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque. Not a few items of Prophet Muhammad SAW and the companions can now be witnessed at the Topkapi Palace. Topkapi Palace the Ottoman Turkish caliphate was finally confirmed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site tourist destination in 1985.

Galata Tower

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Galata Tower is a medieval stone tower in the Galata district of Istanbul, Turkey. The tower is located in the northern part of the Golden Horn. Galata Tower is also One of the city's most striking landmarks, the height of a closed cylinder cone that dominates the sky and affords vista panoramic views of Old Istanbul and its surroundings. The height of this tower is 66 meters with a diameter of 16 meters.

At first the Tower was set up for the city's defense tower, but in 1717 the Ottomans began using the tower to see the source of the fire in the city. In 1794, during the reign of Sultan Selim III, the roof of the tower was made of tin and wood, and the staircase was badly damaged by fire. Another fire destroyed the building in 1831, on which a new recovery work took place. In 1875, during a storm, the conical roof at the top of the building was destroyed. This tower remains without this conical roof for the remainder of the Ottoman period.