Hippodrome of Constantinople, located in the Square of Blue Mosque, was a public area for various activities like chariot races, gladiator fights and many wars in the past. It was the hub of various social and cultural meetings in Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire. The place is now known as Sultanahmet Meydanı that still contains a few pieces of the ancient structure. The word ‘hippodrome’ comes from the Greek words hippos meaning horse and dromos meaning path, as it was a racing platform for the horses.
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