Ancient fortress in Turkey reemerges

The article explores the history and significance of Yedikule Fortress in Istanbul, which dates back approximately 1,700 years. It discusses its use as a fortress, prison, and imperial treasury during the Byzantine and Ottoman periods. The fortress was part of the Walls of Constantinople, featuring a famous golden gate, and was historically used to guard the imperial treasury and hold foreigners, before being transformed into a prison and a film shooting location. A comprehensive restoration project was launched in 2020 to unveil its secrets and highlight its historical importance, as the site symbolizes a blend of two civilizations and an enduring history that reflects the grandeur of the city across the ages.

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