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Side Star Park Hotel

Selimiye Mahallesi, Devlet Hastanesi Alti Side, Antalya, 07330, Turkey

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Supporting the Irish!

A travel blog entry by travellerbruce

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After a 7 hour bus journey, I arrived and met up with Tim. I was staying at Club Nena, but the Tennis and players were at the Ali Bey next door, and once I'd negotiated the security I spent most of my time at Ali Bay with Tim and the Irish team, returning to Nena to sleep..

It was good fun, and in the middle of the week I decided that I didn't feel like slow-travelling back to London, so took a flight to Zurich, train to Dijon and was back in Marcilly on 16th.
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Manavgat en Side

A travel blog entry by matini

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... mit viele kleine Einkaufssträsschen, kleine Boutiken und Restaurants, gebaut zwischen und neben die antiken Ruïnen.

Side, près de Manavgat, créé au 7ème siècle av C, grec et romain. Side aujourd'hui est un petit village touristique avec des petites ruelles, des boutiques et restaurants, construit entre et à côté des ruines antiques.
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Visiting the ancient Roman city of Perge

A travel blog entry by momentsintime

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... up to the very top of it where an entire view of the ancient city of Perge could be seen. Reaching the top, I could only imagine how it must have been living here 1000 BC. Stunning!

Behind us, further excavations sites could be seen! It was 4:30pm when we left the area heading to our pit stop for the night….heading to Antalya a very short drive away!

Monique ...

Ancient Roman amphitheatre in Aspendos

A travel blog entry by momentsintime

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... woman sold fruits and vegetables. She wore the country’s traditional clothing and gladly had her picture taken with all of us while we bought some fruits.

Descending from the Taurus mountains range, temples which once stood centuries ago were now starting to decorate the landscape. They lay in ruins scattered here and there but ...

Where eating never ends

A travel blog entry by themiceguy

... are fast. I've seen Ferraris moving slower at max speed.
The Turkish Airlines girls do have to feed some 160 passengers in one hours' time.
And this is a must, no matter the turbulences, old people going frequently to the toilet, that narrow space between the seats.
One thing is sure for them: we need to be fed!

Food seems to be very important in Turkey, as they put a national signature on almost every sandwich, steak or fries.
The onboard ...

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