Valens Aqueduct
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near Ataturk Av. and Sahsade mosque, Istanbul, Turkey
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About Valens Aqueduct
Any entire visit of Istanbul incorporates a stop the Valens Aqueduct, the antiquated water circulation arrangement of the city. You can take in the shocking design and history of the Aqueduct by walking, or you can drive under the antiquated curves, which have had a cutting edge lane, the Ataturk Bulvari Boulevard, constructed under them. The first development of the Aqueduct was finished in the year 368 and the whole arrangement of water systems and repositories came to more than 250 kilometers long. The Valens Aqueduct kept running for around 971 meters, 921 of which are as yet standing today.
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Early in the morning, if you want to climb the bridge, you can take a panoramic view of the blue mosque, but unfortunately you can't find the entrance. As for the role of waterway bridges, it has long been a history.
Specialized in night scenery, beside the park has a fountain is also beautiful.
It is a water diversion channel in ancient Rome. It embodies the wisdom and architectural strength of ancient people. It is a good historical site. Don't miss it and appreciate it.
Located in the busy area of Istanbul, the canal was constructed under the orders of Emperor Wallins. It connected more than 400 kilometers of water diversion channels, 30 bridges and more than 100 water storage pools in the city wall. At last, water was introduced into the underground water palace of the old city, which became one of the greatest achievements of water conservancy projects in ancient Rome.
Good monuments, don't miss to enjoy! Early in the morning, if you want to climb the bridge, you can take a panoramic view of the blue mosque, but unfortunately you can't find the entrance.
The canal is located in the Fatih area of the old European city of Istanbul, next to a garden with a statue of horseback riding.
There's no need to visit the canal, and most importantly, don't take the nearby path. There are many refugees living here, and there will be many poor children pestering you for money.
The place is too small, there are no people, there is no playful, there are not many choices of diet, but there are many attractions around it.
It's okay. It's good. It's good. In fact, there is no place to watch. If you don't go out for a walk, you'll think that's the world.
The canal is very large, the water storage and drainage systems are very sound, many refugees live here, not very safe feeling.