Buradasın
Galata Tower History and Features
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galata_TowerYapay zekadan makale özeti
- Historical Development
- Built as watchtower in 1348 as Christea Turris in Romanesque style
- Was Istanbul's tallest building at 219.5 ft (66.9 m)
- Survived Ottoman conquest and served as prison
- Used as fire tower from 1717
- Major Restoration Periods
- Conical roof destroyed in 1875 storm
- Concrete structure installed between 1965-1967
- Restored and reopened as museum in 2020
- Architectural Characteristics
- Nine-story tower stands 62.59 m (205.3 ft) tall
- Observation deck reaches 51.65 m (169.5 ft)
- External diameter 16.45 m, internal diameter 8.95 m
- Walls are 3.75 m thick
- Current Status
- Now serves as museum and exhibition space
- Offers 360-degree view of Istanbul
- Popular tourist attraction in Beyoğlu district