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 Sarkis Balyan
linked to: Garabet Balyan
architecturalStyle Baroque influences
Neoclassical
Ottoman Revival
associatedWith Dolmabahce Palace
Ottoman Empire
builtFor Abdulhamid II
builtInPeriod late 19th century
city Istanbul
commissionedBy Sultan Abdulhamid II
constructionEnd 1895
constructionStart 1890
country Turkey
era reign of Abdulhamid II
linked to: Hamidian Era
facing Bosphorus waterfront
linked to: Bosphorus region

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 Besiktas district
linked to: Beşiktaş district

Istanbul
locatedNear Bosphorus
linked to: Bosporus
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 complex
linked to: Dolmabahce Palace
region Marmara Region
touristActivity photography
sightseeing

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Dolmabahce Palace hasPart Dolmabahce Clock Tower