Yedikule Collection

Constantinople. Yedikule Fortress
Ottoman Empire. Turkey. Constantinople (today Istanbul). Yedikule Fortress or Fortress of the Seven Towers. Its construction was commissioned by Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II in 1458

Turkey. Constantinople. Yedikule Fortress
Ottoman Empire. Turkey. Constantinople (today Istanbul). Yedikule Fortress or Fortress of the Seven Towers. Its construction was commissioned by Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II in 1458

Golden Gate at Yedikule, Istanbul, Turkey
The Golden Gate (Porte Doree) at Yedikule, Istanbul, Turkey - part of the 15th century Yedikule Fortress. The gates formed the main ceremonial entrance into the capital

Yedikule Fortress, Seven Towers, in Istanbul, Turkey
Vintage 19th century photograph: Yedikule Fortress (Turkish: Yedikule Hisar─▒ or Yedikule Zindanlar─▒; meaning " Fortress of the Seven Towers", or " Dungeons of the Seven Towers")

Castle of the Seven Towers (Yedikule Fortress), Constantinople (Istanbul), Turkey. Illustration from Francois Pouquevilles Travels through More, Albania and several other parts of the Ottoman Empire

Turkey - Istanbul - Interior of the Castle of Seven Towers (Yedikule) - the South eastern tower and view toward the Sea of Marmara. Date: 1933

Istanbul, Turkey - Fortress of the Seven Towers or Yedikule
Constantinople, (Istanbul) Turkey circa 1890 - Fortress of the Seven Towers or Yedikule Date: circa 1890

Yedikule Fortress. 15th century. Istanbul
Turkey. Istanbul. Yedikule Fortress. 15th century

Istanbul, Turkey - Yedikule ( The Castle of the Seven Towers ). Date: 1927

Istanbul, Turkey - The Marble Tower - Yedikule ( Castle of Seven Towers ). Date: 1927

Turkey - Istanbul - Castle of Seven Towers (Yedikule)
Turkey - Istanbul - Interior of the Castle of Seven Towers (Yedikule) Date: circa 1920

Istanbul, Turkey - Golden Gate - Yedikule
Golden Gate at the Castle of Seven Towers (Yedikule) Date: circa 1930s

Turkish infantry drilling, Yedikule, Turkey, WW1
Turkish infantry drilling at Yedikule (Fortress of the Seven Towers), near Istanbul, Turkey, during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

Constantinople - Golden Gate, Yedikule
The Golden Gate, Yedikule - set in the seven towers, partly Byzantine structure and part Turkish a walled enclosure. Not used as a castle but two of the towers served as prisons

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Yedikule Fortress, also known as the Castle of Seven Towers, stands proudly in Istanbul, Turkey. This magnificent structure dates back to the 15th century and holds a significant place in the history of Constantinople. As you step inside this fortress, you are transported to a bygone era filled with tales of conquests and empires. The Golden Gate at Yedikule is an awe-inspiring sight that greets visitors with its grandeur. It serves as a reminder of the city's glorious past and its strategic importance throughout centuries. The fortress itself consists of seven towers, each guarding a different part of Istanbul. Walking through the interior offers glimpses into its rich heritage. The southeastern tower stands tall, showcasing intricate architecture that has stood the test of time, and is truly remarkable how this castle has witnessed countless events unfold over centuries. As you explore further within these walls, it becomes evident why Yedikule Fortress is considered one of Istanbul's most iconic landmarks. Its imposing presence commands respect while captivating visitors with its historical significance. The Marble Tower within Yedikule adds another layer to this already mesmerizing experience. Its elegant design leaves onlookers in awe and provides breathtaking views across the cityscape. Visiting Yedikule Fortress allows us to delve deep into Turkey's vibrant past and appreciate its cultural heritage. This ancient stronghold continues to stand strong amidst modernity, reminding us all about Constantinople's illustrious history. Whether you're fascinated by medieval castles or intrigued by stories from ancient times, exploring Yedikule Fortress will transport you back in time like no other place can. Discovering Istanbul's hidden gems such as this fortress is an experience that should not be missed for any history enthusiast or curious traveler alike.