The attraction is little known, but it was very pleasant to visit. A real cistern, restored by the owners of the carpet store. It turned out great and an atmospheric little museum to boot. I recommend
An interesting place. One of the cisterns in Istanbul, but without queue and payment. It has a museum where there is a clear explanation of the Colosseum - columns in the center and so on. But according to the rules, you need to call and arrange at least a day in advance!
The entrance through the carpet store is very interesting. One of the bosses showed us around, gave us coffee, and was very kind (pictured).
Carpets of amazing quality, with different reflections from different sides and so on. The most delicate feeling when you touch it - lovers of it can buy anything.
You can also see how they are woven!
A gorgeous archaeological site. It is very well decorated. But it is strangely organized - you have to go into the store and ask where the entrance is. It's a little difficult to detect on your own, there is no pointer. As a result, I had to consider carpets in a carpet store, although with the promise not to impose a purchase and then show the entrance to the Cistern. And so it turned out. They didn't regret it. We got a great aesthetic pleasure. In some places they write that you need to book a visit in advance. I don't know, we walked like that, and there were no other visitors.