Hagia Sophia Three Faced Fountain

Hagia Sophia Three-Faced Fountain that is close to the courtyard of Hagia Sophia Mosque, whose fame goes beyond the borders of the country, and located on Alemdar Street, is in a three-arched structure and is entirely built of cut stone. The mirror stones of the fountain, whose treasure is incredibly large, are made of solid marble.

Hagia Sophia Three-Faced Fountain with a separate verse on each side was built in 1911 during the reign of Sultan Reşad. Hagia Sophia Three-Faced Fountain bearing the traces of ecoles of Architect Vedat and Kemalettin has less depth and arch and lodges are suited to the lower part of the arches. Although the fountain does not provide water today, the architecturally spectacular details and its ancient history increase the interest in the building day by day. Although it consists of three separate fountains, one is large in the middle and two are slightly smaller on both sides, Hagia Sophia Three-Faced Fountain in a single building plan can be easily reached by the tram from Sultanahmet Square to Gulhane.