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Turkey's Historic Landmarks

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Byzantine and Ottoman Period: Hagia Sophia was built in 537 AD, reaching 200 feet in height
Sultanahmet Mosque features 20,000 blue and white Iznik panels
Topkapi Palace served as Ottoman Empire's administrative center for 400 years
Dolmabahce Palace contains 14 tons of gold and 40 tons of silver
Ancient Civilizations: Troy reveals nine distinct periods of settlement in Çanakkale
Ephesus was Anatolia's most densely populated city with 200,000 inhabitants
Aphrodisias was famous for its Aphrodite sanctuary
Pergamon was a cultural center with library, theater, and temples
Underground and Religious Sites: Cappadocia features underground cities carved in volcanic tuff
Mevlana Convent houses 65 sarcophagi of Mevlana and his family
Pamukkale's limestone terraces are 300 feet high
Mount Nemrut contains 26-33 foot stone statues of Antiochos I
Modern Preservation: Six major sites are registered on World Heritage List
Istanbul, Safranbolu, Nemrut, Troy, Pamukkale and Cappadocia are preserved