Constantinople, also known as Byzantium, was the capital of the Byzantine Empire from its founding in 330 AD until its fall in 1453 AD.

The hippodrome was a large public square in Byzantine cities where chariot races and other public events were held.

Thessaloniki was a major center of silk production in the Byzantine Empire.

Ilium was a Byzantine city that was located on the site of ancient Troy.

Athens was a major center of pottery production in the Byzantine Empire.

Ephesus was a major Byzantine city that was located on the site of ancient Ephesus.

Constantinople was a major center of glass production in the Byzantine Empire.

Pergamum was a major Byzantine city that was located on the site of ancient Pergamum.

Antioch was a major center of textile production in the Byzantine Empire.

Sardis was a major Byzantine city that was located on the site of ancient Sardis.

Constantinople was a major center of metalwork production in the Byzantine Empire.

Nicaea was a major Byzantine city that was located on the site of ancient Nicaea.

Constantinople was a major center of jewelry production in the Byzantine Empire.

Antioch was a major Byzantine city that was located on the site of ancient Antioch.

Constantinople was a major center of leather goods production in the Byzantine Empire.