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This underground cistern was built to store water during shortages or sieges. Its design includes curved corners and 45 sail vaults to manage pressure.
Construction began under Emperor Theodosius II between 408 and 450 AD. Later Ottoman expansions added to the existing structure.
The space measures 24 by 40 meters with an 11 meter ceiling. Thirty-two marble columns sourced from Marmara Island support the roof.
A 360° projection mapping system runs alongside the audio commentary. This technology illustrates Istanbul’s historical water systems.
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