Hagia Sophia, originally built as a cathedral in 537 AD during the Byzantine Empire, later became a mosque under Ottoman rule, and now serves as a museum. This architectural marvel is renowned for its massive dome, intricate mosaics, and impressive columns. Its transformation over the centuries reflects the city's diverse cultural and religious history. The grandeur and historical significance of Hagia Sophia make it a must-visit landmark in Istanbul.
Transportation:
Metro: Take the M2 line to Vezneciler Station. From there, itโs about a 20-minute walk to Sultanahmet Square where Hagia Sophia is located.
Tram: Use the T1 line and get off at Sultanahmet Station. Hagia Sophia is just a short walk from the tram stop.
Bus: Several city bus routes serve Sultanahmet Square. Buses 47, 47E, 47ร, 52, and 52A can be taken to Eminรถnรผ, and from there, itโs a brief tram or walk to the square.
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