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My Istanbul trip

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I will always remember istanbul, they say places leave memories in your heart, but i left my heart in istanbul instead. I was in istanbul on Ramadan month, and it was great, my cousin and i traveled for 1 week, and took lots of photos, except traffic jam everything was perfect, but first lets give some brief information about Istanbul and then you can see my istanbul photos, all u need to do is reading and smiling at me, i love people who smile :P ...

My Istanbul trip

Dolmabahce Palace

My eyes ar closed, listening to  Istanbul :)

I was in istanbul on Ramadan month, and it was great,,,  My cousin and i traveled for 1 week, and took lots of photos,,,  Except traffic jam everything was perfect, but first lets give some brief information about Istanbul and then u can see my istanbul photos,,,  All u need to do is reading and smiling me, i love people who smile :P,,,  okies, lets give some information about istanbul first,,,


I think the best times of year to visit Istanbul are from April to June and September to October, roughly the months of spring and autumn respectively. The historic city of Istanbul forms a unified whole with the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn.
Dolmabahce, beautiful flowers and ugly me, loool, (too tired, so sleepy but still smiling) :P
Nowhere else can one find the wonders of nature, human artifacts, the testimony of the past and the bustle of everyday life in such close relationship. For those who will remain briefly in the city, there are day tours including the important historical sites, museums, the famous Covered Bazaar and its vicinity.


The important sites are the Hagia Sophia, one of Galata Tower from which one can see the best view of the city; the Dolmabahce Palace on the Bosphorus, the richest palace in the world; the famous Archeological Museums; the Turkish and Islamic Art Museum; the Spice Bazaar, and many other historical sites. The air and seaports of Istanbul are located on the European side. For those who have never stepped on Asian soil before, a boat trip or the bridges over the Bosphorus offer a wonderful opportunity.
My eyes are closed and im listening to u, istanbul



Over the suspension bridges and from Great Camhca Hill on the Asian side, one can get a bird's eye view of the city and the Bosphorus. The Princes' Islands, one hour by ferryboat and the eight wonders of the world, the Suleymaniye Mosque, Sultan Ahmet Mosque, the Hippodrome and the Topkapi Palace Museum. There are many specialized tours for Roman, Byzantine and Turkish monuments, the Bosphorus or the Asian shores, which will make the visitor return to his country with unforgettable memories. Minimums of three or four days are necessary to really get to know Istanbul.


These should include a visit to the Roman city walls; the well-known Kariye Museum decorated with late Byzantine frescoes and mosaics; half an hour by catamarans from the city center, are ideal places for relaxation, recreation, hiking, swimming or phaeton tours. In addition to the city tours offered by travel agencies, luxury limousine services are also available for tours. Shopping opportunities are many and varied in Istanbul. The Covered Bazaar and the well-known shops at its entrance, Akmerkez, Galeria, Capitol and similar malls, the designer boutiques in Beyoglu and Nisantasi, and the stores on Bagdat Avenue are open the whole year.


Sources:     http://english.istanbul.gov.tr/Default.aspx?pid=325
aswold says:
So much useful information! I am taking notes!
Posted on: May 28, 2009
drk_411 says:
Should be there, one fine day. God Willing !!!
Posted on: Oct 13, 2008
ftuysuz says:
hehe thats perfect, i would loved to meet and be your guide in istanbul but i was too busy with works in another city :(, happy that u love Turkey, always welcome again :)
Posted on: Jun 10, 2008
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