Çanakkale, taking part in northwest of Turkey separate European and Asian continents. It is commemorated with two sides of the water gap which is also name of itself. Called as Hellespontos and Dardanel in earlier times, Çanakkale has the monopoly of being a residential area since 5000 B.S.
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Basilica Cistern
The Basilica Cistern is the largest one that lie in city of Istanbul. It is built by the emperor I. Justinianus ( 527-576) with the aim of providing water around the city walls of it. The need of water was supplied by the Belgrad Forest . more…
chora museum
Chora (Turkish: Kariye) is a museum which was originally built as a church, then used as a mosque, and finally made a museum. It is located on the European side of Istanbul. more…
