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The city’s largest synagogue was built in 1907 and is the largest still-operating Jewish house of worship in the city.


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1. ´¡²õ²¹²Ô²õö°ù

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This elevator in the Karataş neighbouhood south of Konak was built in 1907 as a work of public service by wealthy Jewish banker and trader, Nesim Levi…

2. Archaeology Museum

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The city's Archaeology Museum has some gems in its collection, including a late-Hellenistic-period bronze statue of a runner found in the Aegean Sea near…

3. Ethnography Museum

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Housed in a splendid stone building that once functioned as a hospital, this museum showcases the arts, crafts and customs of Ä°³ú³¾¾±°ù. Dioramas, displays,…

4. Konak Meydanı

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On a pedestrianised stretch of Cumhuriyet Bulvarı, this wide plaza, named after the prominent Ottoman-era Government House, built in 1872, to the east,…

5. Konak Clock Tower

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One of the city's major landmarks, this Moorish-style clock tower with four fountains was designed by the Levantine French architect Raymond Charles Père…

6. Government House

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Built between 1868 and 1872, the governor's office on Konak Sq is one of the city's major landmarks.

7. Yalı Mosque

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On the northern edge of Konak Meydanı, this petite octagonal mosque with its slender minaret was built in the 18th century and features pretty coloured…

8. Konak Pier

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Designed by Gustav Eiffel and built between 1875 and 1890, this pier served as a customs point until the mid-20th century. Recently converted into a…