Dolmabahce Clock Tower

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The Dolmabahce Clock Tower is an ornate late 19th-century Ottoman clock tower standing prominently at the entrance of Istanbul’s Dolmabahce Palace complex.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ottoman architecture
clock tower
historic monument
architect Garabet Balyan
surface form: Sarkis Balyan
architecturalStyle Baroque influences
Neoclassical
Ottoman Revival
associatedWith Dolmabahce Palace
Ottoman Empire
builtFor Sultan Abdul Hamid II
surface form: Abdulhamid II
builtInPeriod late 19th century
city Istanbul
commissionedBy Sultan Abdul Hamid II
surface form: Sultan Abdulhamid II
constructionEnd 1895
constructionStart 1890
country Turkey
era Hamidian Era
surface form: reign of Abdulhamid II
facing Bosphorus region
surface form: Bosphorus waterfront

Dolmabahce Palace main gate
hasClockMechanism mechanical clock
hasFeature balconies
cupola
decorative reliefs
four-sided clock faces
imperial tughra of Abdulhamid II
ornate carvings
hasFunction timekeeping
height approximately 27 meters
heritageStatus tourist attraction
locatedAt entrance of Dolmabahce Palace
locatedIn Beşiktaş district
surface form: Besiktas district

Istanbul
locatedNear Bosporus
surface form: Bosphorus
locatedOn Dolmabahce Avenue
material marble
stone
near Kabatas area
notableFor ornate late Ottoman design
symbolic representation of modernization in the Ottoman Empire
numberOfFloors 4
openToPublic yes
partOf Dolmabahce Palace
surface form: Dolmabahce Palace complex
region Marmara Region
touristActivity photography
sightseeing

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Dolmabahce Palace hasPart Dolmabahce Clock Tower