Hotel Pinar Selcuk

Sehabettin Dede Cad. Selcuk, Izmir, 35920, Turkey

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Ankara

A travel blog entry by galumphing

I wanted to go to Ankara on this trip for one reason only -- to visit the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, and then leave by overnight bus -- so I wanted to sleep at a hotel somewhat near the museum. The good news is that there are lots of cheap hotels in that area (Ulus). The bad news is that the neighborhood has, as LP says, an ambience of " …

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Turkish Shave and Ancient Ruins

A travel blog entry by tylerandtori

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... was made of beautiful "tile like" pieces of rock that were a glittery silver colour. They were so pretty, but also quite fragile. About half way up to the top, we stopped at a huge rock that hung over a cliff...we decided to crawl out there to see the view, it was amazing but also a little scary! Once we reached the top, we were even more amazed at the view, you could see Ephesus and the city of Selcuk. It was very steep the whole way up and down,our legs were shaking by the ...

Eros, boobs and phallus.

A travel blog entry by sarahimray

... stones all day, our just reward is an evening visit to the nearby hill town of Sirince. Covered in grapevines, peach and apple orchards, this cute village purportedly excels at fruit wine. Good in theory except that fruit wine in wretched stuff with no place in any drinking repertoire. Emily the French-Canadian and I hunt down a proper grape wine whilst the overs drink Kiwifruit wine, and we contentedly watch another day ...

Ephesus

A travel blog entry by thelloydys

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... good - best qwality - nothing like this in Austwalia.


So I bought a coat - as you do.


Note from wife. At this stage, Lloydy is winning the shopping stakes. Look out Bodrum.............


With carry on luggage now a little heavier, and with steam emitting from the American's ears, we departed an hour later, off to the "House". It was eventually discovered due to an amazing set of "ewidences" and series of "ewents", a bit ...

Ephesus

A travel blog entry by josh.lambden

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... accurate even though she had never left Germany in her life. The house is set in a beautiful forested area and is quite small and modest.

After visiting the house of Mary the taxi dropped us off at the top entrance to Ephesus. Ephesus first became a Greek colony back in 10th century BC. It was a famous city even back then as it became home to the temple of Artemis, one of the ...