Valens Aqueduct

Across the thousand-year-old ancient capital of Europe and Asia, many backpackers can visit here, and they can also stroll leisurely and forget all their worries. It is as simple as living a life like a god. Happy is as simple as that.

Very historic waterway bridge, ancient and majestic. The year before last was a large square, where people basked in the sun and rested. A young mother pushing a stroller took the initiative to greet us in Chinese, a comfortable place.

As far as I know this is one of the oldest ruins in Istanbul. It has been standing among a group of modern buildings, and there is a big road passing under it. There is a nice park next to it, where you can rest and admire this great building.

Valence Waterway Bridge is a Roman aqueduct, the main water supply system of the Byzantine Empire’s capital Constantinople (Istanbul). It was completed by the Byzantine Emperor Valence in the late 4th century and was restored by several Ottoman Sultans. One of the most important landmarks.

From the Blue Mosque, walk along the t1 line to the main entrance of Istanbul University, continue to the north of the main road, continue to walk forward, you will pass a station of the m2 subway line, continue walking, you will see this ancient road across the road on your right building.