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Kamondo-trappen
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Sila-Deniz-Serpil
August 8, 2022
Leading towards Karaköy through the Galata area, these stairs are historical and iconic in the Beyoğlu area. Wondering about its story? Make sure to visit - we won’t give you spoilers!
Samir
September 12, 2019
Galata is one of the most popular places in Istanbul. These are the stairs that connect Voyvoda Street and Bankerler Street. It was built in memory of Abraham Saloman Kamondo, one of the prominent names of the Kamondo Family, one of the well-known families of the period in the 1850s. abraham Saloman Kamondo was given the title of Count for life because of his continuous donations during his lifetime. He had a great career in the Ottoman Empire. The period had great effects among the important statesmen and grand viziers. Because of the harmony of these stairs built on behalf of each other St. It has become a symbol of Georg. Kamondo was restored in 2005 because of its Memorial Activities and was blossomed to strengthen its aesthetic stance. You can make a pleasant nostalgia while walking these aesthetic stairs.
Galata is one of the most popular places in Istanbul. These are the stairs that connect Voyvoda Street and Bankerler Street. It was built in memory of Abraham Saloman Kamondo, one of the prominent names of the Kamondo Family, one of the well-known families of the period in the 1850s. abraham Saloman…
Deniz
February 4, 2022
The iconic Camondo (or Kamondo) staircase was built in the late 19th century - sponsored by the Jewish Camondo family, who were leading bankers during the Ottoman period. It provides a convenient route for climbing from Bankalar Caddesi (Bank Street) in Karakoy to the Galata Tower, the daily route between home and the workplace for the Camondos. It is also said that it was built for the children of the Camondo family. This staircase is built in the Art Noveau style and is said to resemble a flowing river. You will often come across a musician or two on its landings, who provide live music while you pause for breath and click a photo.
The iconic Camondo (or Kamondo) staircase was built in the late 19th century - sponsored by the Jewish Camondo family, who were leading bankers during the Ottoman period. It provides a convenient route for climbing from Bankalar Caddesi (Bank Street) in Karakoy to the Galata Tower, the daily route b…
Vefa
June 27, 2022
There are two ways to walk up to the Galata Tower from Karakoy Tram Station: One is to follow the pedestrian traffic and ascend an uninviting steep staircase close to the tram way; the other is to take the more picturesque Kamondo (Camondo) steps on Bankalar Caddesi. Neo-Baroque and early Art Nouveau styles were fused here in the 1870s to create this curvaceous thoroughfare up one of Istanbul’s steepest hills. Abraham Salomon Camondo, of the wealthy Sephardic Jewish Camondo family, funded the construction. He inherited the banking and business success of his forefathers and went on to become the prime banker for the Ottoman Empire in the district of Galata where the stairs are located.
There are two ways to walk up to the Galata Tower from Karakoy Tram Station: One is to follow the pedestrian traffic and ascend an uninviting steep staircase close to the tram way; the other is to take the more picturesque Kamondo (Camondo) steps on Bankalar Caddesi. Neo-Baroque and early Art Nouvea…
Doruk
June 22, 2022
There are two ways to walk up to the Galata Tower from Karakoy Tram Station: One is to follow the pedestrian traffic and ascend an uninviting steep staircase close to the tram way; the other is to take the more picturesque Kamondo (Camondo) steps on Bankalar Caddesi. Neo-Baroque and early Art Nouveau styles were fused here in the 1870s to create this curvaceous thoroughfare up one of Istanbul’s steepest hills. Abraham Salomon Camondo, of the wealthy Sephardic Jewish Camondo family, funded the construction. He inherited the banking and business success of his forefathers and went on to become the prime banker for the Ottoman Empire in the district of Galata where the stairs are located.
There are two ways to walk up to the Galata Tower from Karakoy Tram Station: One is to follow the pedestrian traffic and ascend an uninviting steep staircase close to the tram way; the other is to take the more picturesque Kamondo (Camondo) steps on Bankalar Caddesi. Neo-Baroque and early Art Nouv…
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