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very little rooms.we had a twin room.it was 2x2m!like a shoe box.All photos on the hotel website are virtual.very poor district.be careful on night passing.no good security.no taxi knows the location.Hotel alley is full of garbage.the walls are very tin & you hear everything from beside rooms.
Unique Quality: no Special facility except wireless internet.
Sultanahmet Mosque
Room's ornate ceiling dome
Egyptian Spice Bazaar
Colorful market
hey guys
im in istanbul for one more day and am lookıng for a good haman for women
ı have talked to several fellow female tourists and they have all been disappoınted wıth theır experıence
any reommendatıons would be greatly appreciated!
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the cursed letter i on the keyboard!
hey guys
im in istanbul for one more day and am looking for a good haman for women.
İ have talked to several fellow female tourists and they have all been disappointed with their experience
any reommendations would be greatly appreciated!
One of the most important place of Istanbul....That wall had a very important strategic role in the city' history.
Now it's the place where has the great Bosphorus view and most of the summer concerts take place in there in July and August.
And the pancake houses (we call it as "gozleme") and tea gardens around the castle are the favourite places for weekend's breakfast time.
Dear Marianna
I use to take my US friends or europeans to Kervansaray or Galata Tower for belly dancing show..I will prefer to take them to any turkish wedding ceremony
I hope that my answer will help you
good luck
Preferably buy your luggage in Istanbul. There are many stores offering reasonable prices. Turkey is already a leader country in textiles industry. and buying them in Istanbul will be enjoyable and cheap. Having protective creams is better for windy days near Bosphorus. Istanbul is the good place for buying those items. Especialy Sirkeci is full of stores selling various products of photography. According to changeable spring and autumn weather, raincoats and umbrellas are useful items.
There are no buildings of historical significance in the beautiful district of Kadikoy on the shores of the Marmara. It has been one of the fastest growing districts in Istanbul for the last 20 years. This is the site of the ancient village of Chalcedon. Later many monasteries were built on this site and the early Christian Ecumenical Council met here several times in the 5th century.
Only a few of the later mansions set in beautiful gardens have survived to our day. Yacht clubs, marinas and wide roads line the shores of Kadikoy.
Fenerbahce is an ideal place for picnics and promenades. The Baghdad Avenue is famous for the shopping opportunities it offers. On the Uskudar side of the district, there is the Haydarpas.a Railway Station built in 1906 in the Prussian architectural style.
This was the first (or last) stop of the Istanbul-Baghdad railway. The cemeteries and monuments for the British and French soldiers who lost their lives in the Crimean War are situated on the slopes near the station, next to the large military hospital.
There are two colossal buildings behind the commercial port facilities. The one with the clock tower, the former Haydarpasa High School, now houses a section of the university. The second building with four big towers is the Selimiye Barracks.
During the Crimean War (19th century), Florence Nightingale served here as a nurse and her room is preserved.
Istanbul is shopping paradise. The grand Bazar offers variety of Turkish traditional items and antiques. It is really fun to stroll around the narrow lanes of this wonderful covered bazar. If you don't have enough money...no problem....Just do window shopping
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