Çamlıca Tower, Broadcasting tower in Istanbul, Turkey.
Çamlıca Tower is a 369-meter tall broadcasting tower located on the Asian side of Istanbul.
The construction of Çamlıca Tower began in 2011 and it was officially opened in 2020.
The tower includes restaurants, exhibition spaces and observation decks, becoming a cultural hub for locals and tourists.
It replaced a number of smaller towers, consolidating the city's broadcast infrastructure into one location.
Çamlıca Tower is currently the tallest structure in Istanbul.
Location: Üsküdar
Inception: September 2020
Architect: Melike Altinisik
Floors above the ground: 45
Floors below the ground: 4
Elevation above the sea: 580 m
Height: 369 m
Material: concrete
Website: camlicakule.istanbul
Source: Wikimedia
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