Павильон Кючюксу

Византийские писатели отметили красоту азиатского берега Стамбульского пролива, который в османские времена стал одним из имперских парков, известных как Кандил Бахцеси (Лантерный сад). Любимцем Султана Мурада IV (1623–1640), Кукуксу был переименован им в Гюмус Селви (Серебряный кипр), а имя Багче-и Гёксу встречается в нескольких источниках, начиная с 7 века.

Здесь, на берегу моря, Дивиттар Мехмед Паса построил двухэтажный деревянный дворец во время правления Махмуда I (1730–754).

The current stone pavilion or royal lodge was built in the same style as Dolmabahce and Ihlamur during the reign of Mahmud's son Abdülmecid (1839–1861) when western influence on Turkish architecture was at its height.

The architecture of the Kucuksu Pavilion

Nikogos Balyan was commissioned to design and build the Kucuksu Pavilion in 1857. The pavilion was built on a plot of land measuring 15 by 27 meters. It has a basement and two stories above ground; the basement houses a pantry, kitchen, and living quarters for servants. The layout of the first and second floors is similar to that of a traditional Turkish home, with four corner rooms that open onto a central gallery. The sultan would stay at the pavilion briefly whenever he went on a hunting trip or a country excursion. Kucuksu, unlike other imperial buildings, was not protected by high walls but rather by castiron railings and gates on all four sides. It was during the reign of Abdülmecid's younger brother Abdülaziz (1861–1876) that the building's facade was embellished further. The pavilion's ancillary structures have long since been demolished.

Различные западные мотивы украшают сложный фасад морского дна и двойной полет ступеней, которые обильно проливаются вокруг декоративного бассейна и фонтана.

Carton-pierre molding and painted designs adorn the ceilings. Kucuksu is like a museum of 19th-century fireplace design due to the large number of fireplaces made of Italian marble of varying colors and styles. Each room's elegant parquet floor features a unique pattern, and the furniture, carpets, and paintings are all in the European style. For a time following the founding of the Turkish Republic, Kucuksu Pavilion served as a state guest house; nowadays, it serves as a museum palace.

After undergoing extensive restoration in 1994, the pavilion is now the centerpiece of a park that will include a garden, parkland, a fountain, and a quay where visitors can go on picnics and boat rides just as they did centuries ago. Upon request, private events can be held in the Kucuksu Pavilion garden once construction is finished.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Kucuksu Palace

Вопрос: What is Kucuksu Palace?

А: Kucuksu Palace is a historic palace located in Istanbul, Turkey.

Вопрос: Where is Kucuksu Palace located?

А: Kucuksu Palace is located on the Asian side of Istanbul, near the Bosphorus Strait.

Вопрос: What is the history of Kucuksu Palace?

А: Kucuksu Palace was built in the 19th century during the Ottoman era and was used as a summer palace by the Ottoman sultans.

Вопрос: What is the architecture of Kucuksu Palace like?

А: Kucuksu Palace is an example of Ottoman architecture, with intricate details and a combination of traditional and European elements.

Вопрос: What is the main attraction of Kucuksu Palace?

А: The main attraction of Kucuksu Palace is its beautiful and well-preserved architecture, as well as its rich history.

Вопрос: How can one visit Kucuksu Palace?

А: One can visit Kucuksu Palace by taking a ferry from Istanbul to the Asian side and then a taxi or bus to the palace.

Вопрос: What is the best time to visit Kucuksu Palace?

А: The best time to visit Kucuksu Palace is during the spring or autumn when the weather is mild and the days are pleasant.

Вопрос: Is Kucuksu Palace a safe place to visit?

А: Yes, Kucuksu Palace is generally considered a safe place to visit, but as with any large city, visitors should take precautions to ensure their safety.

Вопрос: Is there a place to stay near Kucuksu Palace?

А: There are not many places to stay near Kucuksu Palace, but there are several hotels and apartments located in nearby neighborhoods.

Вопрос: Are there any nearby attractions to Kucuksu Palace?

А: Yes, there are several nearby attractions to Kucuksu Palace, including the Bosphorus Strait, the Princes' Islands, and the beaches of the Marmara Sea.

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Map of Kucuksu Pavilion