The Aya Sofya is a church-turned mosque. It was formerly called the Hagia Sophia and is now included among the greatest houses for devotion in both Christianity and Islam. Back in the 6th century it was built as a church by the Byzantine ruler Justinian. Later the conquering Ottomans had converted it into a mosque and added new religious symbols. Today it’s a museum representing Byzantine architecture and the glorious era. The dome-upon-dome construction is a clever form of architect and the interior is like a vast golden shell admired by all.
Sky tower is an iconic landmark in Auckland for its three circular observation levels which offer 360 degree panoramic view. Read more
The Auckland Harbour Bridge is a well recognized bridge, which has eight lane motorway over the Waitemata Harbour. This bridge’s Read more
Westhaven Marina is the magnificent marina, which is situated in the western side of Auckland CBD. This marina is full Read more
Rangitoto island is the most distinctive island in the Auckland’s city skyline. Sightseers and vacationers prefer this island as a Read more