The ancient Landmark Hagia Sophia brings travelers and tourists for the rich history

Istanbul, Turkey, many of the western tourists who cruise into a port, are usually looking for a certain sign: Hagia Sophia.

To identify an ancient temple serving as a Church, Museum The mosque can be remotely difficult. Istanbul’s skyline, byzantine style dome and the tall minarets around, there are peppers with large mosques.

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Then the blue mosque, a short departure of the famous sign in an Ottoman-wheeled temple, followed by many similar structures.

Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque is a Muslim place of worship – but this is not the reason for attracting so much attention.

It has been a Christian basilica, which has been not only in ConstantinoPol, but not only in Constantinople, but All Byzantine Empire.

“Hagia Sophia is simply unique without parallel”, “Robert Nelson, Robert Lehman, Robert Lehman, said Robert Lehman, Emeritus, Yale University, Fox News digital.

“The height of the dome did not coincide until the 16th century Saint-Peters Basilica building. It is more impressive than only size, beautiful, beautiful marble decorations.”

“The massive marble columns were brought around the ancient world. The walls were split in boring marbles over time, but still impressed,” he said.

This was developed by two Greek architects and two Greek architects, Miletus and Tradles, Miletus and Tradles and mathematicians developed by the East Roman Emperor Justinian I and two Greek architects, Miletus and Tradles.

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“Justinian was a completely new type of church,” said Italian Renaissance Scholar wrote Frederick Hart. And Justinian got exactly what he wanted.

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“Solomon, I defeated you!” Imagine, the emperor was reported to be braggart with the completion of the magnificent Basilica.

The bottom line is where Hagia Sophia was built between 532 and 537, and Tourists can still set foot soak in and in all his glory.

“Today, a spectacular impression of a harmonious place and light of the light we received, today he should be added to the imagination by visualizing the majestic emperor and court,” Hartt said.

Hagia Sophia is spectacular and amazing and the visitors were able to engage such a complex structure of people many centuries ago.

Again, this is about the Greeks.

When Basilica was built, Konstantinoopol, named after the eastern end of the European continent, was one of the most important capitals of the square.

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This ancient city was built before Byzantine Rival rom. Were known for the most modern fortifications.

After the Great Schism of 1054 erasing Christianity Roman Catholic Eastern Orthodox associations, the work was a little complicated.

KonstantinoPol remained the center of the Greek Orthodox Church, but the power weakened.

In April 1182, an incident was known as Latin massacre in history. Like Donald M. Nicol described in his book “Bizantium and Venice” “People did not need promotion. Aegean Sea.”

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In 1204, KonstantinoPol was developed by the West by Western sources, the West was developed by the West and the West.

In 1453, the problem came from Asia. The city was dismissed – this time by the Turks – and entered into the Ottoman Empire.

As a result, Hagia Sophia was based on a mosque and added to minarets.

“Hagia Sophia has immediately affected the Ottomans after conquering the city to be his mosque And for a while, the city was the main mosque, “said Nelson Fox News digital.

“Ottoman architects have made an effort to copy the dome and interior, starting in the next 15 centuries.”

Historians say the Ottoman Empire grew up in power, pressing African and eastern parts, and raiding territories, raiding villages, and the residents entered the slavery.

At that time Western Europe The powers were engaged in expanding the research and territories into the new world, and his or her eastern colleagues were involved in defending their borders.

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There were very rough things, especially for the Habsburg Empire (Austria). The city of Vienna was surrounded several times.

The turning point came on 1283 September 1683. The ruler of the Polish-Lithuanian Union III Sobieski, the salvation of the Austrian capital.

This time, they will conquer Vianen, the wide Ottoman forces led by Kara Mustafa, Sobieski and his Polish-heavy cavalry, are something crushed by the famous winged hussars.

The Pope greeted Sobieski as an innocent Xi, “Savior of the Vienna and Western civilization”.

King Jean Sobieski wrote his wife Maria Kazimera: “Our Lord has blessed eternity, and Honor the nation in the centuries, and Klaudya Michałowicz’s King victory and glorified for a letter of a letter in Michałowicz King.

Vienna war noted the beginning of the landing of the Ottoman Empire, but Fascorushopol, the natural waterway, which separates Europe and Asia, remained in the Turkish hand.

The 19th century revived a sudden International interest In Hagia Sophia.

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According to Nelson, the reason was moving towards romance. “He has established a new relationship to the past, especially ancient and medieval Christianity,” he said.

The city of Ancient Konstantinoopol covers two continents and was called Istanbul in 1930.

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk in 1935 Republic of TurkeyHagia turned Sophia into a museum.

Over the years, the former basilica and the mosque were carried out important renovations and became favorites among tourists. However, despite many protests in the UNESCO and international communities in 2020, the Turkish government canceled the status of the Hagia Sofia’s museum and returned to the mosque.

Tourists are now allowed To enter the upper level of this historic building (gallery) and see the interior of the inside. But it does not slow them down.

There are long lines to buy tickets for those who do not provide tickets online. Also, women should cover their heads after entering the guests.

Once inside, they look at the images of Jesus, Mary and other sacred figures created by Christian artists It’s so many centuries ago.

There is a separate entry for Turkish citizens who caused the ground level of the mosque.

According to Istanbul Deputy Akturkoglu, Istanbul, averaged 50,000 visitors and about 6-7 million each day.

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The flow of visitors depends on the season.

These days are a popular tourist space known for Istanbul, colorful Turkish carpets, noisy markets and fragrant spice markets.

However, the focus point for many visits was still in Hagia Sophia, there was a temple of Islam’s religion.

Interestingly, enough for him, themselves, in the mosques in the mosques in Bospore, both ends of the Bospides, are all similar.

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