Camondo stairs, Historical stairs in Turkey
Camondo Stairs, an elegant example of Art Nouveau style.
Constructed by the prominent Camondo family in the late 19th century.
Symbolic of the wealth and influence held by Jewish bankers in Istanbul.
A popular spot for photographers and tourists alike.
Intricate ironwork and winding shape make it architecturally unique.
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Camondo Stairs, an elegant example of Art Nouveau style.
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