Rustem Pasha Mosque

The Rustem Pasha Mosque was worked by the Great Architect Sinan for celebrated Devshirmeh Croation Rustem Pasha who was the one of the excellent viziers of the Ottoman Empire and wedded to grand Sultan Suleiman's little girl, ''Mihrimah Sultan in (1500-1561). That recorded mosque was...

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Sahaflar Bazaar (Old Book Bazaar)

Second-Hand Book Market or Old Book Bazaar is situated beside the recorded Bayezid Mosque, on Fatih, locale of Istanbul. The name of that market, ""Sahaf"" implies the pages or book shop in Ottoman Turkish. In this way that name mirrors its capacity; Many years prior, the...

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Grand Covered Bazaar – Chapter 2

In Turkish system on the other hand, bedesten, the covered and enclosed core building, where the most expensive and valuable goods are exchanged, determines the formation of the whole bazaar, as can be seen in Bursa, Edirne or Istanbul covered bazaars . Contrary to usually...

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Grand Covered Bazaar

Commerce is an ancient economical system that enables establishment of legal and ethical foundations, strengthening of social ties, improving cultural relationships, trading values and technology as well as goods on safe and secure routes. Starting from the ages of antiquity until the discovery of the...

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Fortress Of The Seven Towers Museum

The stunning Yedikule Fortress has seen numerous occasions and political aggravations ever. HISTORY Situated on the drift street inclining to Bakırkoy from Sarayburnu, that awesome structure was worked as a passage entryway of the city ''Constantinople (todays Istanbul) "" for Byzantine Emperors. Toward the starting, that sublime section...

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CHORA (KARIYE) MUSEUM

Which called Chora Museum, Chora Mosque or Chora Church is a standout amongst the most excellent surviving symbol of a Byzantine Art and Architecture. Sequentially, toward the starting it was a congregation worked by Saint Theodius by request of Byzantine Emperor Justinious in 534, then in...

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