Hagia Sophia

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Hagia Sophia is a historic architectural masterpiece in Istanbul that has served as a cathedral, mosque, and museum, renowned for its massive dome and rich Byzantine and Ottoman heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine basilica
UNESCO World Heritage Site component
building
cathedral
mosque
museum
architect Anthemius of Tralles
Anthemius of Tralles
surface form: Isidore of Miletus
architecturalStyle Byzantine architecture
Ottoman architecture
builtUnder Justinian I
cityAtConstruction Istanbul
surface form: Constantinople
constructionEnd 537
constructionStart 532
convertedToMosqueBy Mehmed II
coordinateLatitude 41.0086
coordinateLongitude 28.9802
country Turkey
dedicatedTo Holy Wisdom
diameterOfDome about 31 metres
floorPlanType basilica with central dome
functionEndAsCathedral 1453
functionEndAsMosqueFirstPeriod 1931
functionEndAsMuseum 2020
functionStartAsCathedral 537
functionStartAsMosque 1453
functionStartAsMosqueSecondPeriod 2020
functionStartAsMuseum 1935
governingBody Presidency of Religious Affairs of Turkey
hasFeature calligraphic roundels
imperial gate
mihrab
minbar
omphalion (marble inlay floor)
hasGallery upper galleries for worshippers
heightOfDome about 55.6 metres
heritageSignificance symbol of Byzantine architecture
symbol of Ottoman architectural adaptation
locatedIn Fatih district
historic peninsula of Istanbul
locatedNear Hippodrome of Constantinople
Sultan Ahmed Mosque
Topkapi Palace
location Istanbul
material brick
stone
notableFeature marble columns
massive central dome
minarets
mosaics
numberOfMinarets 4
originalDenomination Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church
predecessorBuilding second Hagia Sophia church
reconvertedToMosqueBy Turkey
surface form: Republic of Turkey
religiousAffiliationCurrent Islam
religiousAffiliationHistorical Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Roman Catholicism
roofType dome
secularizedBy Turkey
surface form: Republic of Turkey
UNESCOInscriptionYear 1985
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Historic Areas of Istanbul
usedAs imperial cathedral of the Byzantine Empire
imperial mosque of the Ottoman Empire

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Istanbul hasLandmark Hagia Sophia
Second Council of Constantinople heldIn Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: Hagia Sophia (traditionally associated venue in Constantinople)
Byzantine Empire notableBuilding Hagia Sophia
Tribune Tower stoneFragmentsFrom Hagia Sophia
Justinian I architecturalPatronage Hagia Sophia
Grand Bazaar nearbyAttraction Hagia Sophia
Historic Areas of Istanbul contains Hagia Sophia
Blue Mosque locatedNear Hagia Sophia
Basilica Cistern locatedNear Hagia Sophia
Patriarch Michael I Cerularius associatedWith Hagia Sophia
subject surface form: Michael I Cerularius
Fourth Council of Constantinople heldIn Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: Church of Hagia Sophia, Constantinople
Byzantine art associatedWith Hagia Sophia
Saint Sophia Cathedral namedAfter Hagia Sophia
Sultan Mehmed III burialPlace Hagia Sophia
subject surface form: Mehmed III
this entity surface form: Hagia Sophia, Istanbul
Sophia iconographicAssociation Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: Hagia Sophia (Holy Wisdom)
Fatih district contains Hagia Sophia
Selim II burialPlace Hagia Sophia
Murad III burialPlace Hagia Sophia
Petrus Sabbatius patronage Hagia Sophia
Little Hagia Sophia Mosque inspired Hagia Sophia
Sultan Ahmed Mosque nearby Hagia Sophia
Holy Wisdom hasNameInGreek Hagia Sophia
Holy Wisdom hasNameInGreek Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: Ἁγία Σοφία
Holy Wisdom veneratedIn Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: Hagia Sophia, Constantinople
Holy Wisdom veneratedIn Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: Hagia Sophia, Ohrid
Holy Wisdom etymology Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: translation of Greek term "Hagia Sophia"
Holy Wisdom centralSymbol Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: Hagia Sophia cathedral in Constantinople
Anthemius of Tralles notableWork Hagia Sophia
Anthemius of Tralles coDesignerOf Hagia Sophia
Anthemius of Tralles designed Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: Hagia Sophia (Justinianic church)
Sultanahmet Square hasLandmark Hagia Sophia
Henry of Flanders coronationPlace Hagia Sophia
Enrico Dandolo burialPlace Hagia Sophia
former Stoa Basilica locatedNear Hagia Sophia
Yerebatan Sarnıcı locatedNear Hagia Sophia
Sunken Palace locatedNear Hagia Sophia
Saint Sofia Church namedAfter Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: Hagia Sophia (concept of Divine Wisdom)
Christ Pantocrator notableExampleLocation Hagia Sophia
this entity surface form: Hagia Sophia, Istanbul
Constantinople (probable) hasLandmark Hagia Sophia
subject surface form: Constantinople