Golden Gate

Variant Names

Porta Aurea, Chryseia Pyle, Altın Kapı 

Patron

Emperor Theodosius II (408-50)

Cultures
Byzantine
Late Antique
Ottoman
Date

Early 5th century CE

Functions
Triumphal Gate
Location
Fatih
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