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Featured Hotels Near Little Hagia Sophia Istanbul
Küçük Ayasofya Mahallesi Tahsinb (0.0 km from Little Hagia Sophia)
Well situated in the Fatih district of Istanbul carvan hotel is set 2 km from Grand Bazaar less than 1 km from Column of Constantine and 5 km from Spice Bazaar.
Kucukayasofya Mah. Cami Sk. No:10 S (0.0 km from Little Hagia Sophia)
Situated 500 metres from Blue Mosque Mataraci Konak is a 10-minute walk to Hagia Sophia and Basilica Cistern. It features tastefully decorated rooms and free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.
78 Küçük Ayasofya Caddesi (0.0 km from Little Hagia Sophia)
Antik Konak Sultanahmet Luxury Apart Hotel has air-conditioned guest accommodation in the centre of Istanbul 400 metres from Blue Mosque 600 metres from Column of Constantine and less than 1 km from Basilica Cistern.
Kücükayasofya Mah Kücükayasofya (0.1 km from Little Hagia Sophia)
Located in Istanbul 500 metres from Blue Mosque Han Suite Hotel offers accommodation with a terrace and private parking. With a shared lounge the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi each with a private bathroom.
Kucukayasofya Mah. Ozbekler Sok. No (0.1 km from Little Hagia Sophia)
Located in the historical heart of Istanbul the Sultanahmet Suites offers spacious accommodation with free Wi-Fi less than a 10-minute walk from the Blue Mosque. All rooms and suites include a bedroom and a dining area for 4 people.
Kucukayasofya Dist. Demirci Resit S (0.1 km from Little Hagia Sophia)
Ayasofya Hotel Old City is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests in Istanbul. The property features a wide range of facilities to make your stay a pleasant experience.
Bardakçı Sokak No 4 (0.1 km from Little Hagia Sophia)
Conveniently set in the Fatih district of Istanbul ayka apart is located 500 metres from Blue Mosque 600 metres from Column of Constantine and less than 1 km from Basilica Cistern. This 3-star hotel offers valet parking and a tour desk.
Küçük Ayasofya Mh. Bardakçı Sk (0.1 km from Little Hagia Sophia)
Set in Istanbul 600 metres from Blue Mosque and less than 1 km from Column of Constantine Sofia Corner Hotel offers accommodation with free WiFi air conditioning a shared lounge and a terrace.
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About Hotels in Little Hagia Sophia!
Little Hagia Sophia Istanbul is a beautiful Byzantine-style church located in the historical city of Istanbul. Built in the 6th century, it is one of the earliest surviving churches from that period and stands as a testament to the architectural genius of its builders. The interior of Little Hagia Sophia is adorned with detailed frescoes and mosaics depicting stories from the Bible, making it an impressive sight for visitors. The exterior of the building is made up of two rows of columns which were believed to have come from Constantinople's Hippodrome.
The building also has an interesting history; it was originally built as part of Emperor Justinian's grand vision for Constantinople and was designed to be used as a court chapel. It was later converted into a mosque in 1453 following the Ottoman conquest of Istanbul, though some elements of its Christian origin remained intact such as original frescos and mosaics. In modern times, Little Hagia Sophia has been restored to its former glory - much like other monuments around Istanbul - and now serves as an important cultural landmark in Turkey.
The beauty of Little Hagia Sophia lies not just in its architecture but also in its artistry. Its remarkable interior features intricate decorations that include floral designs, geometric shapes, calligraphic inscriptions, and various depictions from both Islamic and Christian traditions – all painstakingly crafted by skilled artisans who worked on this masterpiece over centuries. Visitors marvel at this workmanship when they walk around inside Little Hagia Sophia’s walls where they can still find traces from both empires that once ruled here: Byzantium’s Christian legacy and the Ottoman Empire’s Islamic influence on Turkish culture.