And then a fountain, and, if my memory serves me, the Erivan pavilion, commemorating a 17th century conquer of Yerevan in Armenia. The Baghdad pavilion (to the right of the gilt iftar tent), commemorating the conquer of that city, is currently under renovation.
Friday, May 18, 2007
Pavilions
And here, some of the smaller pavilions at the heart of the Topkapi - the innermost courtyard. First, the gilt tent where the sultan would break his ramadan fast. There is a beautiful view of the city behind, but I'm afraid the crowds obscure it.
And then a fountain, and, if my memory serves me, the Erivan pavilion, commemorating a 17th century conquer of Yerevan in Armenia. The Baghdad pavilion (to the right of the gilt iftar tent), commemorating the conquer of that city, is currently under renovation.


And then a fountain, and, if my memory serves me, the Erivan pavilion, commemorating a 17th century conquer of Yerevan in Armenia. The Baghdad pavilion (to the right of the gilt iftar tent), commemorating the conquer of that city, is currently under renovation.
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