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probably one of the most crowded shopping streets in the world. Wave after wave of people. Fascinating people watching.

“Alexandre Vallaury, kendisinden önceki yabancı ve azınlık mimarlarının aksine, batı mimarlığı ile birlikte, Osmanlı mimarlığını da iyi biliyordu. Bu nedenle Vallaury’nin tasarımları, batı ve doğu mimarlığının bir sentezi gibidir. Alexandre Vallaury’nin meslek yaşamının ilk yıllarında tasarladığı yapılarının büyük bir bölümü Galata ve Pera’da bulunmaktadır. [...] Pera Palas Oteli, Osmanlı Bankası Genel Müdürlügü, Cercle d’Orient (Büyük Kulüp), Décugis Evi ve Union Française gibi yapılar bu dönemin ürünleridir. [...] Daha sonra ise, mimar çoğunlukla geleneksel Türk konut mimarlığının yeni yorumuna girişerek, en güzel ürünlerini verecektir. Abdülmecid Efendi Köşkü, Afif Paşa Yalısı, Rıdvan Paşa Köşkü, Osman Reis Camisi ile Büyük Ada’daki Eski Rum Yetimhanesi bu dönemin ürünleridir. [...] Mimar, İstanbul’da Galata, Beyoğlu, Eminönü, Cağaloğlu, Sultanahmet, Boğaziçi, Haydarpaşa, Erenköy ve Büyükada’da tasarlayıp gerçekleştirdiği yapılarıyla kentin genel görünümü ve silüetine olumlu katkılarda bulunmuştur.”

 

Kaynak: Mustafa Server Akpolat’ın “Fransız Kökenli Levanten Mimar Alexandre Vallaury” başlıklı doktora tezi

 

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Aya Triada Rum Ortodoks Kilisesi;

Beyoğlu

"miserables-sefiller" / beyoğlu

Yes, those sorts of "Superfilms". The Rüya is indeed a porn theatre, for the hetero and gay.

Istiklal Caddesi No:128, Taksim/Beyoglu

THE HISTORY OF TRAM NUMBER 223

 

IETT, Istanbul's and Turkey's oldest public transportation institution, has prepared a special surprise for the new year. They have put into service a nostalgic tram on Istiklal Street, one of the world's most iconic public transportation vehicles, specially decorated for the new year.

 

With a 155-year history, IETT is working to carry its legacy into the future with confident steps. In this context, it preserves and carries into the future the nostalgic tram, which has been serving Istanbul since 1914 and is considered one of the world's most iconic public transportation vehicles.

 

Accordingly, the nostalgic tram number 223, manufactured in 1928 and restored to its original form by IETT's expert team in 2025, has been specially designed and decorated for the new year.

  

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THE HISTORY OF TRAM NUMBER 115

 

Tram number 115 was manufactured in 1914. One of the first electric trams belonging to IETT (Istanbul Electric Tramway and Tunnel Company), it was red in color. Since entering service in 1914, it was the first tram to cross the Galata Bridge, connecting Eminönü and Galata. It is the same model as the nostalgic tram that operates on the Taksim-Tünel line.

 

After serving on the European side for many years, tram number 115 was transferred to the Anatolian side in 1961. It operated on lines in this region until 1966. Following the removal of trams on the Anatolian side, it was taken to the IETT İkitelli Garage.

   

Beyoğlu is on the European side, separated from the old city by the Golden Horn and from the Asian side by the Bosphorous Strait.

 

Beyoğlu is the most active art, entertainment and night life centre of Istanbul.

Istiklal Street and nostalgic tram

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