It's a very beautiful place, the queue is big in front of the entrance, but it's worth it! The entrance fee is 25€.
It is quite stuffy and crowded inside, but this does not prevent you from enjoying the beauty.
A gorgeous and beautiful place. It's a little stuffy though. The price tag is too high, but I wanted to get there so much that I didn't care about the prices.
The price was raised. And the installations inside have only gotten worse. Last winter there were at least atmospheric installations. Geometric shapes now.
Very expensive. It took 10 minutes without a guide, nothing is clear. It is very interesting how it was built without cranes in those centuries. We need to take a guide.
I recommend you to visit. It is amazing that this building, with an area of almost 10 thousand square meters, was built in 306 by human hands! Without any cranes, lifts and other equipment! They built it for 2 centuries! And at that time, the water was carried there through an underground water supply system from the sources of the Belgrade Forest, 20 km of water supply underground!
It's an amazing place. It was built as a practice-oriented reservoir and received a UNESCO heritage. Although the place is popular, it is definitely worth a visit. This is history and culture! Plus, incredible photos and videos are obtained. I'm not talking about emotions.... It's amazing! But.... A lot of people and expensive.
Tickets are 600 lire, for tourists, of course. They spent 45 minutes in the queue, during which time, self-proclaimed guides repeatedly approached, offering their services, there is no need for them. You can stay there as long as you want, look at everything, take pictures. The place is interesting, from all points of view. You just have to understand that everyone you stood in line with will be there.
Very "delicious", the smell is amazing. It's dark, cool and humid, and after a hot day outside, it's just the thing. The scale is amazing, the queue is moving fast. Closes at 19.00, runs until 18.30
226 columns on a large scale, built for 200 years, very impressive, I recommend
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February 9
An architectural structure underground for storing water is fantastic in beauty and scale.
An ingenious structure.
An interesting story of the discovery of this architectural treasure.
It's amazing! The pictures are cool. You can buy a ticket online, but not with a Russian card. You can do it on the spot at the checkout. The queue at the beginning of August was about 30 minutes long.
A cool place where you can arrange amazing installations with musical support. Unfortunately, when we were there, there were several statues on display and that was it. I hope the Turks will finalize this topic and the place will blossom with renewed vigor.
A place that must be visited. Beautiful, monumental, mysterious)) Tickets were bought online, and there were no queues. During the day, the queue was huge, we came to the opening at 9 a.m. (we lived around the corner) and went into an almost empty room. Then the people arrived)) There are a lot of visitors, plan your time in advance so as not to stand in line. But even with the queue, I think it's worth it.
By the way, there are also Theodora Cisterns very close by (Google) they are smaller, but there are light and music shows. They took the ticket on the spot at the ticket office, they came in the morning and were also in an empty hall.
Buy tickets in advance, and do not stand in a huge queue. It's humid inside. Atmospheric. You can read the information on the Internet and do without a guide. And find the third Gargoeu yourself) she is there, nearby.
Definitely worth a visit to this place. There is a queue at the entrance, so private traders will invite you and offer a tour and passage without a queue. We refused their services and went to the ticket offices in 10 minutes. There is not much point in the tour, all the information is available on the Internet.
A grandiose structure! It's impressive. It's very beautiful inside, but with different lights (it changes from time to time while you're passing) It also looks different. There are a lot of people, but then it gets freer. True, there is always a queue at the entrance, and you have to stand on the sunny side ... but it's cool inside!
This place is a must-visit. The time will take about 30 minutes. I advise you to come to the opening. There are not many visitors in the morning. The place is fascinating.
It's a good place. A lot of tourists. Although the queue was large, it was quickly missed. If you take it in advance or online (if possible), then you can go without waiting in line. The place is large-scale. It is interesting to look at the columns. It is very difficult to find the same ones. In addition, the changing coloring adds its charm to this place. It should be noted that it enters and exits in different places. This is definitely very convenient and does not create additional difficulties for other people.
I'm glad I got to this basilica. There is a life hack, if there is a large queue, then Rhodes locals sell cards with a code , pass without queue, the price is + 100 lira to the ticket.
The ticket is expensive, the guide is also paid and not particularly informative. There are interesting ancient columns in the cistern itself, which Apparently still hold it all, and Modern sculptures standing in the water, there is not much to look at.
Have you watched "Game of Thrones", and "Lord of the Ring"?Then here you go. It is magical, mesmerizing, and covers your head with a sense of deep history and the delight of the creation of human genius. It is mandatory to visit👍👍👍
The price of visits is clearly too high. There is a huge queue at the entrance. It is more convenient to buy e-tickets for them in a separate queue, which is several times shorter and will move quickly. It is worth visiting, especially in the heat.
The scale of the reservoir is amazing. How many earthquakes have occurred in the centuries since the Cistern was built - and it costs… Entrance is paid, there are other cisterns in Istanbul where you can get in for free, in the Basilica Cistern during the day the cost of visiting is cheaper than the evening entrance.
A good place, a huge reservoir. We went there to show the child the sculpture of the gorgon medusa, because he is fond of mythology. By the way, the third sculpture of the gorgon medusa is located in the archaeological museum. I recommend taking an umbrella or a hooded jacket. There are modern installations. The price of the entrance ticket is 300 liras. In good weather, there were huge queues for tickets.
We didn't expect anything and the place was unexpectedly impressive. There are huge fish swimming in the water. Majestic columns, darkness and coolness. I recommend it, especially on a hot day.
A grandiose structure. How could such a thing have been built a thousand years ago? You have to see it with your own eyes. No photos or videos will help you feel the grandeur of this building. The tickets are quite expensive, but it needs to be seen.
Perhaps the most unusual place in Istanbul - I have not seen this anywhere else! Ancient hundreds of columns! Water! The backlight! It will not leave anyone indifferent. Of course, there is a queue at the entrance. But with e-tickets or as part of numerous sightseeing tours, you can save a lot of time. I highly recommend you to visit.
I didn't see anything special there, they charge such money for visiting, for which it is not clear (1000 lira-2850 rubles) You can go to the Hermitage at least three times or go to Peterhof in style. Istanbul has become very expensive and also very dirty.