Marking the end of Istanbul’s historic Walls of Constantinople, Yedikule Fortress, also known as the Fortress of Seven Towers, was originally constructed in the fifth century and later expanded during the Ottoman conquest. This fortified structure, located in the heart of Istanbul, has a rich and varied history, having served as a dungeon, treasury, and armory. Today, visitors can explore the fortress and gain insight into its multifaceted past, walking through the imposing towers and imagining the historical events that unfolded within its walls.
Yedikule Fortress (Yedikule Hisari Müzesi)
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