The entire cistern is covered with a network of brick vaults and arches, constructed with Roman engineering expertise. These red bricks form strong, interlocking patterns that distribute the weight of the structure and add to the space’s dramatic visual appeal. Built in the 6th century, the ceiling is not only functional but also artistic in its execution. The acoustics created by the curved ceiling enhance the tranquil atmosphere. During quiet moments or special events, such as art exhibits or concerts, the ceiling plays a role in crafting a deeply immersive environment. Visitors are encouraged to look up and appreciate the geometry and craftsmanship.
Coordinates: 28.9779, 41.0084
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