Car rental Bagcilar, Turkey

Car Rental Bagcilar – Must Know

Before you go to Turkey by car, you should study in detail the rules of the road in this country. You have be mentally prepared for the fact that the local population often neglect any rules of the road, which often leads to traffic accidents on the roads. Avoid traveling by car during poor visibility and follow traffic rules and speed limits. The speed limits in the city are 50 km / h and outside the city - 90 km / h. Road signs in Turkey meet international standards.

Attractions in Bağcılar

Hagia Sophia

Hagia Sophia, built on a hill in the center of old Byzantium, has been the most significant landmark in Istanbul for over a thousand years. You can get your car rental Bagcilar to explore it. The walls of Hagia Sophia are decorated with rich marble panels: green marble, red Egyptian porphyry, yellow Numidian marble and many other. The sights of St. Sophia are copper-plated "crying column" and the "cold window", where even on the hottest day cool wind is blowing.

Racecourse

The construction of the racecourse was completed by 330 AD when Emperor Constantine declared Constantinople the capital of Roman empire. The length of the racecourse is 370 m, width – 118m. This racetrack was considered the second largest after Roman one, where 40 rows of seats round the track housed more than 30,000 spectators. Various sports contests, gladiators’ battles, magnificent palace events, weddings, mass celebrations and fairs were held here. This place is a must visit by your car rental Bagcilar.

Topkapi Palace

Topkapi Palace is one of the major attractions not only in Istanbul but also in Europe which you can explore when you come here by your car rental vehicle. For 400 years 25 sultans ruled the Ottoman Empire from it. On the territory of the palace is the church of St. Irene.

Archaeological Museum

Most of the collection in the museum is the exhibits of Greek and Roman periods. Grab your car rental Bagcilar and come here to see the most popular item in the museum – the sarcophagus of Alexander the Great. The sarcophagus is very beautiful. Relief images with scenes of battle and fight lions are perfectly preserved. The two lower levels of exposure are devoted to Troy and Anatolia. The museum has many sculptures from Cyprus, Syria, and Palestine.