Kucuksu Collection

Palace of Kucuksu - Constantinople, Turkey. Rococco Palace built on the banks of the Bosphorus (1856-7) for Adbul Mecit I by Nikogos Balyan

Kucuksu Palace, Sweet Waters of Asia Minor, Turkey
Kucuksu Palace, Sweet Waters of Asia Minor, Bosphorus, Istanbul, Turkey. Date: circa 1910s

CONSTANTINOPLE: FOUNTAIN. The Kucuksu Fountain (Or Mihrisah Valide Sultan Fountain) in Constantinople, Ottoman Empire. Photochrom, c1895

Istanbul, Turkey - Gate of Kucuksu Pavilion - Water Carriers
Istanbul, Turkey - Gate of the Kucuksu Pavilion - Water Carriers at the Fountain. Date: 1898

Istanbul, Turkey - Arnavutkoy, Fountain - Kucuksu, Bebek Bay
Istanbul, Turkey - Arnavutkoy, Fountain on the Square at Kucuksu, Bebek Bay. Date: 1898

Kucuksu Pavilion, Istanbul, Turkey Date: 1897

Kucuksu Palace (Kucuksu Kasri) - Istanbul, Turkey. The palace was commissioned by Sultan Abdul Mejid I and designed by the architects Garabet Amira Balyan

Istanbul, Turkey - Stone Bridge, Kucuksu river, Anadolu Hisa
Small stone Bridge over the Kucuksu deresi (Kucuksu river), Anadolu Hisari, Istanbul, Turkey. Date: circa 1910s

Kucuksu Palace, Beykoz, Istanbul, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Turkey, Eurasia

Kucuksu Palace, Beykoz, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Turkey, Eurasia

Palace of Kucuksu - Constantinople, Turkey. Rococco Palace built on the banks of the Bosphorus (1856-7) for Adbul Mecit I by Nikogos Balyan

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Kucuksu Palace, located in Constantinople, Turkey, is a mesmerizing architectural masterpiece that stands proudly on the shores of the Sweet Waters of Asia Minor. This historical landmark has witnessed centuries of grandeur and elegance. As you step into the Palace of Kucuksu, you are transported back in time to an era when opulence reigned supreme. The exquisite details and intricate designs adorning every corner leave visitors awe-struck, and is a true testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of Istanbul. One cannot help but be captivated by the Kucuksu Fountain, also known as Mihrisah Valide Sultan Fountain. Its graceful presence adds charm to this already enchanting place. As you stroll through its gates, water carriers bustling about remind you of days gone by. The surrounding area offers breathtaking views that will leave nature enthusiasts spellbound. From Arnavutkoy's fountain to Bebek Bay's tranquil waters, each location exudes serenity and beauty like no other. Nearby landmarks such as Dolmabahce Palace, Hamidye Mosque Yildiz, and Kucuksu Pavilion further enhance the allure of this region. They stand as reminders of a glorious past that continues to inspire awe in all who visit. The Stone Bridge spanning over Kucuksu river connects Anadolu Hisa with Istanbul and serves as a symbol of unity between two continents – Asia Minor and Eurasia. It represents the harmonious blend between tradition and modernity that defines this vibrant city. Beykoz district houses Kucuskus Palace within its boundaries - an oasis nestled amidst Anatolia's natural beauty. Here lies yet another reminder of Turkey's rich history etched into every brick at this majestic palace. Kucuskus Palace stands tall as a testament to Constantinople's grandeur while embracing its role in shaping Istanbul today.