Izmir Princess Hotel
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Smyrna - Running on empty and a wild goose chase
... How many universities in Izmir would have Homer's Iliad in its curriculum? We picked the most prominent Ege University (which had its own Metro station!) after discovering that it had a Department of English. We sped to the outskirts of Izmir and got off at the University station. The rainwater had formed a pool at the station entrance and we waited inside hoping to ask one of the students the way to the Department of English. We did not get much help as a couple ...
Welcome to the country of the doner!
... culture becomes more strict as you go to smaller towns. Anyway, I had a really chilled time with Ceren, on my own, and also meeting again my good friend Hande, which I was so happy to see again after 3 years. We had sisha together in the marina of izmir with a wonderful weather, and we walked around and had lunch as we put each other up to date. I even met her friend Sema, who is born the exact same day as me. Is the first time I find a person ...
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. ...
An Impressive Pile of Rubble
Today sees us back on Turkish soil with our ship docking in the port of Izmir, located on the west coast of Turkey. We took an organised tour to Ephesus, a roman archeological site built over 2400 years ago. It is indeed an impressive pile of rubble (a saying John's dad used to use to describe ancient ruins) - and one that is well worth the visit. It is amazing to see how civilised people lived their lives such a long time ...
Pamukkale Thermal Terraces and Hierapolis
We left Izmir today and made our way to another ancient city of the 7 churches of Revelation, Hierapolis via a small Turkish village where we stopped for lunch and had Turkish pancakes filled with potato and fete, made by hand and cooked in an old wood oven with an apple tea. Once at Hierapolis and walked through the old city, seeing the many old structures, including the amphitheatre that seated 10 000 people. We then walked down to ...
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