Category:Topkapı Palace

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English: The Topkapı Palace (literally the "Cannongate Palace" - named after a nearby gate), is located at the tip of a spit of land in the European part of Istanbul. It was built on the site of the old acropolis of ancient Greek Byzantion. It was the primary residence of the Ottoman sultans and their households, as well as the administrative center of the Ottoman Empire from 1465 to 1853. About 4,000 people resided in the palace.

Türkçe: Topkapı Sarayı, İstanbul'da yer alan ve dünyada günümüze gelebilmiş sarayların en eskisi ve genişidir. Konumu, Haliç’i, Boğaziçi’ni ve Marmara denizi gören, İstanbul’un ilk kuruluş yeri olan bilinen akropol tepesidir. Tarihi İstanbul üçgen yarımadasının en uç noktasında, 5 km'yi bulan surlarla çevrili, 700.000 m özel araziye sahip bir komplekstir.

Object location	41° 00′ 45.7″ N, 28° 59′ 03.25″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap - Google Earth - Proximityrama	41.012694; 28.984236