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The Stadium at Aphrodisias740 viewsOne can imagine Ben-Hur and Messala duking it out in chariot races here.
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Cat People740 viewsChuck and Elouise save the group from the feline onslaught by generously and selflessly sacrificing their own sustenance.
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Sidewalk Cafes740 viewsThe variety of cafes, pubs and restaurants on the Istiklal side streets was prodigious, and there was something to satisfy every palate.
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Double Colonnade740 viewsSurrounded the Sultan's apartments and extends to the harem. The door at the left rear led to the Golden Path, a corridor that runs through the entire harem.
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The Fountain of Trajan739 viewsDedicated (surprise!) to the Emperor Trajan (reigned AD 98-117), under whom the Roman Empire reached its greatest territorial extent.
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Sebasteion739 viewsSolidly built, but not earthquake-proof.
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A Delectable Display739 viewsThe object of this carefully-conceived layout is to sell rugs, and as far as I'm concerned it was quite effective.
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Seats for a Multitude739 viewsSources differ on the seating capacity of the Aspendos Theater - some say 12,000, others 15-20,000.
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Side Streets of Beyoğlu739 viewsThe narrow streets branching off Istiklal were a veritable warren of pubs, cafes, markets and other small shops.
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Erin go Bragh739 viewsBeyoğlu is truly an international district, with pubs, restaurants, cafes, churches, consulates, etc. from practically every country on earth.
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Really Skinny Yali739 viewsThe price of real estate here means that you have to make the most of every square inch. It's the same principle that led to building skyscrapers in New York.
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Lambs739 viewsOne of several marble blocks with reliefs depicting 12 lambs representing the 12 Apostles of Christ; originally part of a monumental front entrance to the Theodosian Aya Sophia, destroyed in 532.
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