Hotel Yumukoglu
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Smyrna - Running on empty and a wild goose chase
... who did not possess those. An elderly gentleman on the bus came to our rescue and donated us two swipes from his card thereby saving us from the prospect of having to disembark. The rain came down hard within minutes of us getting off forcing us to discover Izmir's rain shelters rather than the city itself. The city's famed bazaar did not seem to have a large enough indoor space for us to wait the rain out. So, after a quick meal at a restaurant, we abandoned the ...
Welcome to the country of the doner!
... touch of middle east that defines Turkey. You think now that the whole country is like this in a way, a really open-minded muslim and middle east culture, where the western or european influence decays as you move east in this huge nation. Heir of the Ottoman culture and society, Turkey is a modern country where the muslims values are respected, but ussually not in an extreme way. For example, girls don't ussually cover their hair, ...
Bye gallipoli .. Hello Izmir
Arrived into turkey s third largest city of 4.5 mil inhabitants 6 hrs later ok coach, we badly need to quench our thirst. Checked into hotel that s a pleasant surprise of Nuevo and modern, we quickly set out to explore the city. They ve a big bazaar bigger than Grand Bazaar Istanbul . Dinner was a nice seafood with some wine n raki. ...
D'Olympos à Izmir
... Marmaris et Bodrum.
J’ai raté de nombreux sites par manque de temps (Lorraine atterrissait bientôt à Istanbul, et j’avais hâte de la revoir), mais j’y retournerai. C’est une région magnifique et très riche historiquement.
A Fethiye, le couchsurfer qui m’a accueillie est instructeur de parapentes dans une des multiples agences qui proposent des vols en duo. Le lieu qu’ils survolent serait le 3e plus ...
Helen who?
... he was intent on opening a hospital to treat his fellow man. Of course, only those who were rich enough can afford that level of health care, nothing has changed in 3,000 years. They had a front room which they used as a triage, where the doctors decided who can get treatment and who can’t. Those that they couldn’t cure would be sent home to die and those who could be were then admitted. This selection process ensured that there are no long ...
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- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility