Audioguida della Moschea di Solimano in 25 lingue
The Suleymaniye Mosque is located atop one of the seven hills that Istanbul was built on. As such not only is it a very important landmark of the city, its also one of the landmarks that offer its visitors the best views possible. To speak of when the Suleymaniye Mosque was built; it was built between 1550-1557 by the most famous imperial architect of the Ottoman Empire, Mimar Sinan, on the orders of Suleyman I, otherwise known as Suleyman the Magnificent. But the Suleymaniye Mosque wasn't just built as a place of worship. The Suleymaniye Mosque is a massive complex that once housed a soup kitchen, a library, a madrasa, a preparatory school, a garden where one could take leisurely strolls and more. While the mosque is still used for worship, many parts have been closed and are used for touristic purposes. For instance, what was once a soup kitchen is now a sweet little cafe called the Daruzziyaye, where you can enjoy a cup of tea.
The Suleymaniye Mosque bears great historic value for many reasons. First, because it was built by the most talented Ottoman architect to have ever lived. Second reason is because there are certain very important figures' graveyards. Who is buried in the Suleymaniye Mosque, you ask? Well, the tombs of Suleyman the Magnificent and his wife Hurrem Sultan (formerly known as Roxelana) are located on the grounds of the mosque. The mosque was built to be a testament of Suleyman I's accomplishments during the right. For instance, the four minarets of the mosque serve to signify the fact that Suleyman I was the fourth sultan to rule over the Ottoman Empire, once he became an empire.
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Raggiungere il Tour a piedi della Moschea di Solimano con audioguida è semplice e comodo da diverse zone di Istanbul. Ecco una guida per aiutarLa a raggiungere questo iconico punto di riferimento:
La Moschea di Solimano si trova nel cuore di Istanbul, sulla Terza Collina, vicino al Grand Bazaar.
Tram: Prenda la linea T1 del tram e scenda alla fermata "Süleymaniye", a pochi minuti a piedi dalla moschea.
Bus: Numerosi autobus passano nella zona, incluse le linee 30D, 34C e 36CE. Scenda alla fermata "Süleymaniye Camii".
A piedi: Dal Grand Bazaar, la moschea dista circa 10 minuti a piedi in salita.
La Moschea di Solimano nella storia recente
The Suleymaniye Mosque has had to go through heavy restoration in the past. The first Suleymaniye Mosque restoration took place in the 17th Century when the mosque was ravaged by a fire in 1660. Once the fire was put out, architect Fossatti was commissioned to undertake the restoration. Unfortunately, Fossatti changed the interior style of the mosque quite a bit, adopting a more baroque style instead. What the mosque truly looked like before then, we'll unfortunately never know. The Suleymaniye Mosque's courtyard was used as a weapon depot during World War I. Naturally, another fire broke out during this time and greatly damaged the mosque. The mosque was unfortunately restored a second time in 1956. hours.
Consigli per la visita
La Moschea di Solimano è aperta ai visitatori tutti i giorni della settimana. Gli orari di visita della Moschea di Solimano vanno dalle 9:00 alle 18:00, tranne durante gli orari di preghiera. Anche i biglietti per la Moschea di Solimano sono gratuiti, ma le donazioni sono ben accette. Grazie alla sua posizione strategica, la Moschea di Solimano non offre solo una vista incredibile. È anche perfetta per visitare altre attrazioni imperdibili come la Blue Mosque, il Grand Bazaar e il Spice Bazaar. Considerando quanto siano imponenti sia la Moschea di Solimano sia la Blue Mosque, tra le due è in corso una sfida continua. Quale delle due è più affascinante?
Lo dovrà scoprire Lei stesso. Una volta visitata la Moschea di Solimano, potrà raggiungere rapidamente anche la Blue Mosque. Tenga però presente che la salita è ripida se sceglie di andare alla Moschea di Solimano dopo aver visitato lo Spice Market. Considerando ciò, potrebbe essere una buona idea iniziare la giornata al Grand Bazaar, fare una passeggiata dal Grand Bazaar alla Moschea di Solimano e poi scendere a piedi dalla Moschea di Solimano fino allo Spice Market.
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