Galata Tower

First built by Byzantine Emperor Justinian in AD 507-508, the Galata Tower is the first structure that comes to mind when thinking of Istanbul's symbols. The tower, which was used for many years as a watchtower to protect the city from external threats, now serves as a museum, shining brightly at night. Thanks to Fiberli-branded lighting fixtures, the Galata Tower highlights its magnificence with a visual show that presents it more strikingly to the world. It brings together the historical texture with modern elegance, reviving the magnificent scenery every night. Through this art of light, the Galata Tower illuminates the emotions at the heart of Istanbul, touches its past, and revives its memories.