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'''Galata''' was one of the four major districts of [[Constantinople]] during the [[Renaissance]]. | '''Galata''' was one of the four major districts of [[Constantinople]] during the [[Renaissance]]. | ||
Residing across the waters of the [[Golden Horn]], separated from the rest of the city, it was Constantinople's most cosmopolitan district. It was full of varied architecture drawing from [[Italy|Italian]], [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman]], [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]], [[Greece|Greek]] and Asian influences it is more or less the rich district of Constantinople. | Residing across the waters of the [[Golden Horn]], separated from the rest of the city, it was Constantinople's most cosmopolitan district. It was full of varied architecture drawing from [[Italy|Italian]], [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman]], [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]], [[Greece|Greek]] and Asian influences, it is more or less the rich district of Constantinople. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 23:54, 14 June 2011
Galata was one of the four major districts of Constantinople during the Renaissance.
Residing across the waters of the Golden Horn, separated from the rest of the city, it was Constantinople's most cosmopolitan district. It was full of varied architecture drawing from Italian, Ottoman, Byzantine, Greek and Asian influences, it is more or less the rich district of Constantinople.
Gallery
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Concept art of Galata district -
The Galata Tower
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Galata Tower
Source
- Game Informer magazine, June 2011 edition
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