The news, featured on the front page of Karar newspaper in 2024, resonated greatly in Beyoğlu's urban memory. The name of the Levantine Testa family, who for centuries built bridges between the Ottoman Empire and the Netherlands, returned to İstiklal Street after many years. In a collaboration between Beyoğlu Municipality and the Dutch Consulate General, a sign bearing the name of the historic Testa family was erected in Terkos Çıkmazı. The open…
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The news, featured on the front page of Karar newspaper in 2024, resonated greatly in Beyoğlu's urban memory. The name of the Levantine Testa family, who for centuries built bridges between the Ottoman Empire and the Netherlands, returned to İstiklal Street after many years. In a collaboration between Beyoğlu Municipality and the Dutch Consulate General, a sign bearing the name of the historic Testa family was erected in Terkos Çıkmazı. The open…