"Standing in the square, the Obelisk of Theodosius is an Egyptian monument carved around 1500 BCE near Luxor and later moved to Constantinople; its well-preserved hieroglyphs depict Thutmose III's victory on the Euphrates, and the site is often surrounded by locals relaxing, chatting, and buskers—making it a pleasant spot to sit and people-watch while appreciating an incredible historical relic." - Matthew Kepnes