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The Hagia Sophia is located in Istanbul, Turkey, and is a magnificent architectural wonder with a history spanning over 1500 years. Built in 532 and initially constructed as a Christian basilica, the building has had a diverse and vibrant history, having served as an Orthodox cathedral, a mosque, and now as a museum. Its vast interior and soaring dome are among the world's most impressive and awe-inspiring sites, illuminated with hundreds of colorful stained-glass windows, the delicate mosaics and imperial galleries, along with the bustling bazaar, a must-see attraction. With its unique blend of religious symbols, Hagia Sophia stands as a unique symbol of Istanbul’s past and present, both reflecting its multi-cultural past and an exciting glimpse into its future.