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Historical Buildings To See in Beyoğlu and Its Surroundings

They say, "There is no city established on the earth in an area as fitting as Istanbul," many civilizations aware of it wanted to hold Istanbul, even though they did not remain here, they planted their culture. Therefore, cultural diversity is very high in Istanbul. Beyoglu is one of the places where this diversity of culture is highest. Beyoğlu has many historical buildings. People who know this and visit Istanbul, doing online searches before coming to Beyoglu, such as; the ancient monuments of Beyoğlu, historical places to visit in Beyoglu, historical apartments in Beyoglu and historical places to visit in Taksim, and search for historical structures in this region. If you are curious about the historical structures that should be seen in and around Beyoğlu, continue reading our article. Pleasant readings!

Historical buildings in Beyoğlu: Galata Mevlevihanesi

Built-in 1491 by the request of İskender Pasha, the Mevlevihane is the oldest Mevlevihane in Istanbul. Its architecture reflects the culture and art of the period in the best way. The first sheik of the building was Sinoplu Safa Dede, and Ahmet Celaettin was the last sheik. The building, which was turned into a Museum of Divan Literature in 1973, has a beautiful atmosphere. You can also participate in the sema events that take place here.

Historical buildings in Beyoglu: Galata Tower

Galata Tower, which is one of the historical buildings to be seen in Beyoğlu, is thought to have been built by the Byzantine Emperor Anastasius in 507. In 1348, the tower was named "Tower of Jesus" and was captured by the Genoese. The Galata Tower, which was used as a dungeon in the Ottoman administration, was damaged due to the fire in 1832 and was repaired by II Mahmut. Today, the Tower is one of the best spots to view Istanbul.

Historical buildings in Beyoğlu: Çiçek Pasajı

One of the oldest witnesses in the history of Beyoğlu, Çiçek Pasajı was the host of the Naum Theater. During the Ottoman period, the sultans came here to watch the theater. The building was damaged in the big fire in 1870. The building, which was purchased by Hristaki Zografos, was repaired and named as "Cite de Pera." Later, it was used as a flower auction in the Republican years and took the name of Çiçek Pasajı. By the 1940s, the passage was a place where more entertainment venues were gathered. After the restoration in 2005, it has taken the look of today. Çiçek Pasaji is one of the historical sites to be seen in Beyoglu today. You can feel this historical atmosphere by visiting the Çiçek Pasajı and taste delicious foods from each restaurant.

Historical buildings in Beyoglu: Kamondo Stairs

These stairs you are familiar with the photos are the stairs that connect Voyvoda Street and Bankers Street. The Kamondo family built these stairs on behalf of Abraham Salomon Kamondo. The stairs were restored in 2005 and decorated with flowers. Kamondo Stairs reflects the love of grandfather's to his grandchildren. Two goals have been aimed while building this staircase. The first one is that the grandchildren of Abraham Salomon Kamondo studying at the Austrian High School can make an easy pass to their school, and the second is that the Levantines living at that time can provide easier access to their homes and workplaces.

Historical buildings in Beyoglu: Botter Apartment

The number of historical buildings in Beyoğlu is quite high. But some must be seen. One of these is the Botter Apartment located at the end of Istiklal Street. Botter Apartment is one of the best Art Nouveau apartments in Istanbul. The building was built in 1900 by the Italian architect Raimondo D'Aronco. Botter, the owner of the building, used it as a home and workplace for long periods. J. Botter was one of the beloved tailors of the palace.

Historical buildings in Beyoglu: Saint Anthony Church

Another structure that must be visited in Beyoglu is Saint Antuan Church. The church, built by the Italian architect Giulio Mongeri, was built in the Neo-Gothic style. Today, it is possible to visit the church which opened in 1913.

If you are searching for phrases on the internet such as; the historical places to visit in Taksim, the historical sites of Istanbul, the old buildings of Beyoglu, the historical apartments of Beyoglu, the historical buildings of Beyoglu and the historical places of Beyoğlu, we would like to give you a great suggestion. The historical buildings in Beyoğlu are much more than the ones mentioned above. Perhaps most of them are waiting for you on the side streets of Beyoğlu. To make these discoveries, you need to stay in the correct location when you are in Istanbul. Located within walking distance from Istiklal Street and Taksim Square, the elegantly decorated Pera Palace Hotel is waiting for you with all its elegance. Click here for information about the Hotel: Pera Palace Hotel

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