Overview

The Serpent Column, one of the most fascinating monuments made by the Greeks, is located in the capital of Turkey, Istanbul. It was made in the 5th century BC to commemorate Greece’s victory over the Persians in the historical battle of Plataea in 496 BC. It was originally designed with a larger monument known as the Tripod of Plataea, and with its historical and cultural value serves as a testament to the glory and might of the Greeks. The column is now situated in the historic Hippodrome Square of the Sultanahmet district of Istanbul for all travelers to marvel at its magnificence.

Things To Know Before Visiting

• Best Time To Visit: In The Morning
• Opening Hours: Open 24 Hours
• Entry Fee: Free to Visit