The spacious and open  locality  in “Sultanahmet” is  dwelling  to the Hippodrome, the space in which the Byzantines held their chariot  rushes  and other sports events. Today the  residual  monuments that graced the  rectangle  in those years are the Obelisk of Theodosius, the Serpentine Column, and the Column of Constantine. The 18th  100 years   timber   dwellings  in the environs of the Hippodrome -especially those on Sogukcesme (cold well) Street are  decisively  worth seeing. Now  refurbished,  one of these  dwellings  is being  actually   utilised  as a library while the  other ones  function as  little  hotels. The Fountain of Sultan Ahmet HI is  established  in front of the  entry   barrier  to the Topkapi Palace.
Maiden’s Tower
Built in 1828 by Sultan Mahmut II, the Beyazit Tower was constructed as a blaze look-out tower. The Bozdogan-Valens Aqueduct was initially constructed in 368 by the Byzantines and then augmented in subsequent years by the Ottomans; both empires utilised these aqueducts as a means of conveying water into the city. Also renowned as Leander’s Tower, the Maiden’s Tower is one of the most charming emblems of Istanbul. The subject of many legends and myths, the tower was first constructed in the 12th century. Today’s tower designated days to the 18th century. The one time impregnable town partitions are seven kilometers long, extending from the Marmara Sea to the Golden Horn. These 5th 100 years partitions were constructed by the Byzantine Emperor Theodosius II. The partitions and their environs are listed on the United Nation’s heritage heritage list.

Sultanahmet Mosque furthermore renowned as Blue Mosque. The mosque became renowned in the west as the Blue Mosque because of the predominantly azure tinting of paintwork interior the mosque. Blue Mosque was constructed between 1609 and 1616 by alignment of the Sultan Ahmed I, after who it is named. It is besides Hippodrome of Constantinople (Sultanahmet Square) and Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya). Blue Mosque is the only mosque in Turkey with six minarets. Its architect is Sedefkar Mehmet Ağa. The central of the Blue Mosque characteristics a huge dome sustained by four impressive pillars, five metres (16ft) in diameter and are renowned as elephant feet, as well as attribute Ottoman tile patterns and brightly-coloured windows.