• Yedikule - After our meeting, we will head to the Yedikule area to view the largest section of the City Walls (accessible by taxi or public transportation) and visit The Golden Gate. During the Ottoman period, Yedikule was a significant gate and dungeon.
• Silivrikapı - Silivri Kapı, the next main gate north of Belgrad Kapı, is located between two polygonal gateway towers. This gate was renovated in the Late Byzantine period using irregular stones and brick rows.
• Mevlanakapı - Mevlevihane Kapı, known as the Rhesion Gate during the Byzantine period, features a Greek inscription on the lintel that mentions a 60-day repair. This inscription has been recorded in the Anthologia Palatina as “an inscription of the Rhesion Gate.” Byzantine sources also refer to it as Polyandrion/Myriandrion (Many Men/Thousand Men), likely referencing nearby tombs. The moat’s bridge dates back to the Ottoman period.
• Chora Museum - Formerly the Church of St. Saviour in Chora, this museum is famous for its well-preserved mosaics and frescoes. It showcases significant examples of East Roman painting from its final period. The depth in the mosaics and the dynamic style of the figures are of great artistic importance from the Middle Ages, hinting at the Renaissance period.

• Licensed or certified in-person guide
• English-speaking guide

• Lunch

• Not recommended for anyone has leg problems

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