Istanbul from the time of the Sultan for five kurushi per day
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The book invites readers to Istanbul in 1750, when the Ottoman Empire was at the top of its power. At this time, many inquisitive and enterprising Europeans gathered here. Some, guided exclusively by commercial interests, others, on the contrary, to complete their so-called Grand Tour, almost mandatory for young eminent Europeans for a long journey through the capitals of Europe. The British historian and writer Charles Fitzra also offers us, residents of the 21st century, unforgettable walks in the capital of the Sultans. Readers will be able to evaluate the splendor of Ayia-Sofia, visit the noisy Istanbul bazaars, famous for their abundance and wealth, to penetrate the strictly protected main palace of the Sultan Topkapi and, finally, admire the bay golden horn
Author:
Author:Fitzra Ch .
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Science & Math
Paper:
Paper:gray
Series:
Series: Time Travel
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-444-1963-2
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