Nippon Istanbul
Topcu Cd. No 6, Taksim Istanbul, 80090, Turkey
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Istanbul day 1
7am at the airport, breakfast then get our 8.30am Olympic Air flight to Istanbul, the flight is only 1hr. We end up having to queue for 1 hour to get through customs, the large groups of queue jumpers didn't help either. The rest of us are amazed at the behaviour of these people, its all quite funny and annoying at the same time. Visas €30 …
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Backgammon & kebabs
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Istanbul was Constantinople....
Istanbul was Constantinople
Now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople
Been a long time gone, Constantinople
Now it's Turkish delight on a moonlit night
Don't listen to this song or you will be singing it in your head for the rest
of your days....ugh!! It brings back memories of our trip to Ireland
and the song Molly Malone - now that I say that I may have just replaced
the Istanbul song in my head...but we are not in Dublin - actually -
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Day 22
... often. People there hadn’t met a lot of Americans. They usually visit by cruise ships and take day trips into town. I encourage everyone who reads this to travel to Turkey. It isn’t what you imagine it to be.
Along the way we met some fantastic people and I don’t want to forget them. Alex and Paul, Judy and Jan’s friends from Kusadasi, were always looking for ways to help us make our trip fun. They organized tickets ...



