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The entrance is not expensive, the entrance is very hidden, the small white house, the queue is very large, the best to go in the morning. The scene in the movie is seen, but the light is dim, there is a very strange feeling.
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The entrance is not expensive, the entrance is very hidden, the small white house, the queue is very large, the best to go in the morning. The scene in the movie is seen, but the light is dim, there is a very strange feeling.
This is the famous mysterious and romantic underwater world, visit here is very many tourists, the underground scale unexpectedly grand, but the construction is very delicate and magnificent, the stone carving is very good looking.
I've been to Istambul not long ago, and visiting The Cistern Basilica was on the top of my list. It is amazing how after more than 15 centuries ago, this place, first used as a temple, and later as a water reservoir, has survived the time. Definitely a must see.
This place is located just cross the road from Hagia Sophia and the entrance ticket is only 20 Turkish lira. There are many famous columns inside such as Medusa's head column and crying column.
there is a lot of history in the Basilca Cistern. the cistern contained over 300+ columns. the hightlight are the 2 head of Medusa at the base of 2 columns. the admission is 20 Turkish Lira. very busy but the line moves quickly.
The Basilica Cistern is the largest of several hundred ancient cisterns that lie beneath the city of Istanbul, Turkey. The cistern, located 150 metres (490 ft) southwest of the Hagia Sophia on the historical peninsula of Sarayburnu, was built in the 6th century during the reign of Byzantine Emperor Justinian
One the major attraction near blue mosque is this Basilica Cistern. Entry fee is a cheap at TR20 and it's worth visiting as we learn how the structure stands.