Galata Tower

To get a full view of Istanbul's most beautiful old and new urban areas and the most beautiful sunset, you have to go up to Galata to see what happens. After several centuries of vicissitudes, this historic building has been standing in Jinjiao Bay. It is now the landmark of the city and the commanding heights of the old city. A cup of black tea and a night view of the city in the sunset also cost Istanbul a lot.

The second time I came to Istanbul, the biggest harvest of my mistake was in Galata, which was originally located in an excellent location, overlooking the Strait. Below the tower is a winding pedestrian street with shops or tea shops and restaurants on both sides. People here prefer face-to-face communication. They can be seen everywhere, in twos and threes, chatting with each other. If you find that you are paying attention to him, they will kindly signal to you. The biggest advantage is that it's hard to find an Asian face, whether old or young, singing and Carnival together or whispering in roadside teahouses. Everything is so natural and happy.

I began to search for the first stop - Galata with various software. On the detour, a few Asian faces made me feel uneasy and rising. The approaching eyes were not curiosity but research. The persistent strong wind did not make the fishermen on the bridge fewer. After 45 degrees of uphill and downhill * N times, I finally found it. As the highest point of sightseeing in Istanbul, the scenery was really good, and the good news was clouds. It began to disperse.

Galatata, located in the European part of Istanbul, can be seen almost everywhere in the city of Iceland. It has an ancient history and is said to have been built in the 5th century. In the wilderness war of 1453, it belonged to the colonial region of Genoa. At that time, Genoa remained neutral and did not support the Byzantine Empire in resisting the Ottoman Turks, but allowed Byzantium to hang one end of the chain blocking the Golden Horn Bay on the tower... Now it's the best place to overlook Istanbul, with a view restaurant on the top floor.

Galatata is the landmark of Istanbul's new town, where Galatar has stood since the sixth century A.D. But he was burned during the Crusades in the thirteenth century and was not rebuilt by Genoans until the fourteenth century. This ancient pagoda, which has experienced many vicissitudes of life, also served as a guard tower, prison, Observatory and so on. Today, the 67-meter-high top of the tower is the ideal choice for viewing the whole city.

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[Turkey What kind of Istanbul? 】 It is difficult to depict this world famous city with pictures and language, which blends East and West, classics and modern. It is a city built on hills and spanning Eurasia. It was once the capital of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire and the Ottoman Empire. There are numerous mosques, museums, palaces and other splendid historical relics. You can start exploring the road as we do: from the Blue Mosque, along the tram line, to the broad Bosporus Strait, take a look at the towering Galatarta on the other side, then cross the bridge and look at the majesty of the Suleiman Mosque. Although crowded, the scenery along the road is dazzling. Of course, the best way to appreciate the city is to choose a higher seaside restaurant at dusk, order a cup of coffee, watch the cruise ships on the Bosporus Strait, the sea breeze blows through your hair, the seagull flies over your head, and wait for the night to come. [bared teeth]

Galatata is located in the new city of Istanbul, across the sea from the old city. It is also one of the iconic buildings in Istanbul and has a long history. The best experience was to go to Galatata and have a good view of Istanbul. And don't worry about not climbing, there are elevators upstairs. It's so beautiful to overlook Istanbul from Galatata. Five-star recommendation! You have to go and see.

This tall tower with a round pointed roof is located on the northern shore of Golden Point Bay, Beyoglu, Beyoglu, Istanbul's new European region. Its location is very elegant, from the south coast of the Golden Horn Bay, Ahmed District, Sudan, it is the most beautiful contour of the new area rising from the mountains. Standing at the top of it is the best place to overlook the whole city, Straits and harbors 360 degrees. From here, you can not only enjoy the magnificent Bosporus Strait, Golden Cape Bay, Galata Bridge and Ataturk Bridge, but also the wonderful place overlooking the old city of Ahmed - Topkapa Palace, Suleiman Mosque, Queen Mother Mosque, Saint Sofia Cathedral, Blue Mosque. These places of interest have a good view.

The spectacular tower, 25 lira, is not cheap. Waiting for the tower to overlook the Bosporus Strait, it's spectacular. It's worth the fare, that is, I'm slightly afraid of heights.