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Today was Food & Rugs!
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Today we were suppose to visit the Asian side of Istanbul but do to recent world events such as the uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa the tour company felt it might take too long because there were protestors in the streets, citizens for Syria, Libya, and Egypt who live in Istanbul but protest on behalf … -
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Our First Family Visit in Istanbul
The gods had smiled upon us in Rome and we'd managed to spend part of a day with Pat, Konrad's mom. She was on a cruise around the Mediterranean and our dates in Rome overlapped with hers. Lucky for us, Istanbul was another stop on the cruise's itinerary!
Her boat was scheduled to pull in at 7:30am, so we rushed down to Kabatas to meet … -
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The City that Constantine Built, part two
On this day, we did so many things that I had to split the blog up into two parts.
After visiting the Hagia Sophia, we decided to pop across the street to see the Basiilica Cistern since so many people told us that it was an absolute must see in Istanbul.
The Cistern was built by the Ancient Romans somewhere around a thousand years ago as …
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Egyptian Bazaar and Sound & Light Show
... his own camera. Not a big deal... someone even requested a picture of us at the Tokapi Palace! Maybe the Egyptian Bazaar was cheaper than the Grand Bazaar, but it was nowhere as big and impressive. Frankly, it ...
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So done with school!
... nbsp; Whatever, I thanked him politely and just brushed the wacky stuff out on the way back. Then I went to the Egyptian Bazaar to buy a replica of the hand-made mug, and sorted my things. I asked and e-mailed a bunch of people ...
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The Hassle of Turkish Men
... would be much different. They weren't kidding. I woke up early to start sight seeing. I got as far as the Aya Sofia and the Egyptian Bazaar. By 11 in the morning I was so fed up with being followed - blocks at a time - and asked for tea, coffee, a ...
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Spice Bazaar
... shop a couple of doors down. Turkish people are so hospitable! After lunch, I started making my way off to the Egyptian Bazaar, or the Spice Market. Again, I was stopped. "Hello how are you?" "Great thanks, how are you?" "Also great. ...
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love affair with everywhere--istanbul
... can find beautiful turkish lamps, carpets/rugs, shishas, jewellery, scarves, teacups, etc. I highly recommend walking through the Egyptian Bazaar (also called the spice market) up to the Grand Bazaar. Dolmabahce Palace--different period than topkapi. ...
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Mutlu Yillar, With Spices And The Sea!
... to Istanbul’s Spice Bazaar. The Spice Bazaar, (Turkish: 'Mısır Çarşısı’; also called the Egyptian Bazaar) is another one of the oldest bazaars in the city, and was (and still is) the center for spice trade in ...
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Gule Gule, Hosca Kalin, Iyi Gunler, Gorusuruz
... pretty good conditions and the colors are amazing... i saw outside of the pavilion just reflecting on my time in istanbul. then i met my friend at the egyptian bazaar to pick up a few more things. we then went to the grand bazaar and got a few more ...
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Touring Istanbul- Beylerbeyi Palace & Spice Market
... I say! After lunch, a brief stop, like 45 minutes was made at one of the oldest bazaar in the city, the Egyptian Bazaar better known as the Spice Market where a sea of spice stalls, piles of Turkish Delights and plenty of cheap and cheerful souvenirs ...
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Two Week Vacation: Stop #4 - Istanbul, Turkey
... ; Walking back onto the old part of Istanbul we saw that we were very close to the Spice Bazaar (also called the Egyptian Bazaar) so we took a stroll through it. Definitely wanted to buy some stuff here...but it's close enough to the hotel that we ...
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Chora Museum and Basilica Cisterns
... – they are still in remarkably good shape. After unsuccessfully bartering (again) for a libation vessel we took a cab to the Egyptian Bazaar (also called the Spice Bazaar ) where we browsed and had a stand up donair lunch We walked to the ...
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- Ghetto
- St Anthony of Padua
- Divan Literature Museum (Divan Edebiyati Muzesi)
- The Bosphorus
- Babylon
- Ihlara Valley
- Galata Tower
- Nu Pera
- Arsen Lüpen
- Palace of the Porphyrgenitos
- Pano
- North Shields Pub
- Hunkar Kasri
- Balat
- Belgrad Forest
- Istanbul Modern Museum
- Mihrimah Sultan Mosque
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