Достопримечательности Стамбула
- Right across from SALT Galata, located in Karaköy, you can check out what is probably the most eclectic staircase in the city: the Camondo stairs.
- The Camondo Stairs (Turkish: Kamondo Merdivenleri) are Art Nouveau-style stairs in the Galata district of Istanbul, Turkey.[1][2] The stairs, completed in the 1850s...
- Camondo Staircase. Climbing Art Nouveau. ... Popular belief has it that the family had the staircase built so that their grandchildren could take a shortcut to school.
- But the most notable, and perhaps most loved is the Camondo Stairs in Galata, which were built by Abraham Salomon Camondo during the 1870s.
- The Camondo Stairs are a sprawling staircase with a distinctive curved design that is said to safeguard against accidents and falls.
- olive groves, factories, schools, and most importantly the famous Camondo Stairs that was built in 1860 and photographed by Henri Cartier-Bresson.
- Popular folklore has it that the banker family (House of Camondo) built these stairs so that their kids can take a shortcut to school.
- In return, Camondo also championed a succession of building projects to ease life in the city, including the famous stairs known to this day as the Camondo Steps.
- These stairs were built to facilitate the transport of Camondo’s children to reach school and to cut down Camondos way to the Banks Avenue , built by them as...
- Camondo Merdivenleri (Camondo Stairs) in Galata (Karaköy - Istanbul) were a public service project donated by the Camondos, a wealthy Istanbul Jewish family.
Camondo Stairs
Лестница в Стамбуле
Краткая информация
Лестница в стиле ар-нуво в районе Галата в Стамбуле, Турция. Лестница, построенная в 1850-х годах, была построена Домом Камондо. Lonely Planet говорит: "Пышная лестница Камондо 18-го века, одно из самых характерных произведений городского дизайна Бейоглу, ведет к югу от Карт Чинар Сокак".