Exploring Rumeli Fortress
The Rumeli Fortress is more than just a historical monument; it symbolises the Ottoman Empire‘s strategic genius and architectural mastery.
Tag: Constantinople
Embark on a historical voyage with our ‘Constantinople’ tag on theothertour.com. Uncover the Byzantine mysteries and Ottoman legacies intertwined within Istanbul‘s modern vibrancy.
Our posts delve into the layered history of Constantinople, inviting you to explore the enduring echoes of a glorious past as you traverse through the lesser-known narratives of this immortal city with The Other Tour.
Every Siege of Constantinople in Chronological Order
From ancient Greeks and Roman emperors to Byzantines and Ottomans, Constantinople has been a coveted jewel for countless civilizations.
Sinan the Great
In the annals of architectural history, few names shine as brightly as Mimar Sinan, the master architect of the Ottoman ...
The best Turkish bath in Istanbul: Zeyrek Cinili Hamam
Table of Contents Istanbul has many historic Turkish baths but the very best one might have just been opened! ...
Kuzguncuk: Istanbul’s Hidden Gem on the Asian Side
Kuzguncuk – a vibrant neighborhood in Istanbul with a rich history, gorgeous architecture and a captivating sense of community.
The Hippodrome of Constantinople
Visitors to Istanbul can experience the ancient Hippodrome with its monuments, like the Obelisk of Theodosius and the Serpent Column.
Chora Church: Dazzling History – Uncertain Future
Among Istanbul's unique architectural jewels is the Chora Church (Kariye Museum), renowned for its exquisite Byzantine mosaics and frescoes.
The Golden Horn: Istanbul’s Historic Harbor
The Golden Horn (Haliç in Turkish), with its historical allure, modern vibe and wonderful architecture, offers a window into Istanbul’s ...
Balat: The Old Jewish Quarter of Istanbul
Explore Balat's hidden gems & historic quarters with The Other Tour. Dive into Istanbul's culture, from cozy cafes to ancient ...
The Turks Enter Anatolia (1016-1071)
The entry and subsequent settlement of the Seljuk Turks in Anatolia marked a profound shift in the region's history forever ...
