Cesmeli Konak
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Ottoman Architecture and Computer Architecture
... This has been a recurring occurrence throughout this trip and will probably continue. It is low tourist season in Turkey and there are very few tourists doing the rounds of the various sites.
Safranbolu (can you believe that name?) may have involved a detour away from our intended path but it did provide an alternative experience. The sort where you let the magic of an entire town get to you through meandering walks.
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Safranbolu, Osmaans wereldcultuurerfgoed
... sehr gefreut und wir auch.
Safranbolu, patrimoine mondial Ottoman
Safranbolu, connu pour ses maisons ottomanes restaurées est classé patrimoine mondial.
Puisqu'il n'y a pas de camping à Safranbolu nous nous sommes renseignés chez la police locale. Ils ont directement téléphoné et organisé un emplacement chez les sapeurs-pompiers qui nous ont accueillit très chaleureusement.
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Some Serious Ottomania
... hotel, Gul Evi (Rose Hose after the owner not the garden).It is a magnificently restored Ottoman wooden house with a good view down over the village. Totally relaxing environment with operatic arias wafting thru the garden. Spent the balance of the day wandering the lanes & steps of this seductive place, exploring houses, mosques, the caravanseray & bazaars/arasta shops. This town is famous for its lokum (Turkish delight) ...
UNESCO World Heritage Area
We woke to a much cooler day with temperatures to get as high as 17°C; the norm for this time of the year. Today we met our bus driver Hussein and the manager of the tour company. A few of us received clarification from the management about the tour as some of us had organised changes to the original itinerary including us; we have a day at Gallipoli which the others do not. Our bus ...
11th - 13th September
... There is a large caravanserai in the centre of town, Cinci Han, dating from the 17th century, which is now a 4* hotel (well, a provincial Turkish version). We popped in to have a nose around and a cup of exceptionally 'muddy', strong Turkish coffee. The architecture is beautiful, with a central court surrounded by a two-storey arched walkway; simple and quite fortress-like. It’s here that traders would stop and rest en route to ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking
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