Home Turkey Istanbul Province Boukoleon Palace

Boukoleon Palace

fortification

Boukoleon Palace

Boukoleon Palace is a ruined Byzantine-era palace located on the shore of Marmara Sea in Istanbul, Turkey. It was built during the reign of the Byzantine emperor Theodosius II in the 5th century AD. The palace was later rebuilt and expanded by emperor Theophilos in the 9th century and emperor Nikephoros II in the 10th century AD.

Site Information

Country: Turkey

District: Istanbul Province

Category: Castles and Fortresses

Site History: 5th Century AD

Oldest Culture: Byzantine

Later Cultures: Byzantine

Site Features: Byzantine Monuments

Prev | Next

Exact Location

Elevation: 6 m

UNESCO

World Heitage Sites in Turkey Tentative Lists in Turkey Intangible Heritage in Turkey

Weather In Site


  • Humidity: %
  • Wind:
Powered by: OpenWeatherMap

Rating

Five
5
Four
4
Three
3
Two
2
One
1
Your Rating

3.7 average based on 15 reviews.

Related Sites

Kadi Castle
Izmir Clock Tower
Marmaris Castle
Köprügören Castle
Tokat Castle
Avnik Castle

History of Turkey

Page Access

Countries
Archaeological Sites in Turkey
Archaeological Sites in Istanbul Province
Boukoleon Palace
Categories
Castles and Fortresses
Castles and Fortresses in Turkey
Castles and Fortresses in Istanbul Province
Boukoleon Palace

Add Your Comment

The published comments do not represent the opinion of our site, but express the opinion of their publishers. Please Log in to post your comments about Boukoleon Palace.