The İzmir Historic Elevator, one of the city’s iconic landmarks, was built in 1907 by a businessman and stands out with its 58-meter height. Located between Mithatpaşa Street and Şehit Nihatbey Street, the elevator is famous for the panoramic views of İzmir it offers.
Consisting of 155 steps, the Historic Elevator provides access to its upper level, where a café and observation terrace are located. With its impressive classical stone architecture, the terrace allows visitors to enjoy a cup of tea while admiring breathtaking views of İzmir Bay and capturing stunning photographs.
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