Victoria Hotel Selcuk

Cengiz Topel Cad. 4 Selcuk, Izmir, 35920, Turkey

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De rijke Egeïsche kust, vroegere Griekse kolonie

A travel blog entry by matini

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... zee. De stad speelde eveneens een grote rol in het christendom: er werden 2 grote concilies gehouden.
We verwijlen enige dagen op de tot nogtoe voor ons mooiste camping op onze Turkijereis, camping Dereli (12 Euro,internetaansluiting) in Pamucak (www.dereli-ephesus.com), vlakbij Efesos. Helaas beleven we er ook de heftigste stormnacht.

Die Ägäis, frühere Griechische Kolonie
Auf dem Weg nach Efesos liegt die antike ...

What have the Romans ever done for us ?

A travel blog entry by jl_bigtrip

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... quite an array of restaurants. We find a place called "Wallabies" for some reason (?) which looks fancy but is surprisingly well-priced. An excellent meal of chicken curry for Lauren ( Turkish curry ? ) and meatballs wrapped in eggplant stewed in tomatoes for Jim ( definitely Turkish ) sets us up for a pleasant evening of strolling through Selcuk and sleep.

Up early to a generous Turkish-style breakfast ( fruit, bread, cheese, olives, eggs ) as its time to ...

Castelo de Algodão

A travel blog entry by dulcewallace

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... para deixar o cabelo um pouco mais molinho. Brincadeira, vale a pena curtir tudo e não deixar de fazer nada que se tem vontade... vai saber quando vou voltar aqui!

Por mim eu ficaria aqui até anoitecer, mas temos 3 horas de estrada até Selçuk...

Junto a Pamukkale ficam as ruínas da cidade romana de Hierápolis, um antigo ...

Samos to Selcuk

A travel blog entry by josh.lambden

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... they let me run to a bank machine to get the money, although they had Renata, our luggage and my passport as collateral :)

To make things easy on ourselves we hired a taxi to take us from the port to our hotel in Selcuk about 20 km away. We settled in for a bit and then headed out onto the street to get the lay of the land around our hotel. We're staying in a little shopping district which was bustling with life. There are carpet ...

Adventure...

A travel blog entry by bill212

... the air. The people here are not rich and it looks like they work pretty hard.

As we climbed we could see the long windmills turning up ahead. We got to the top and were rewarded with a spectacular view. I climbed a big-ass pile-o-rocks up top. As Tony suggested, it looked like removing one little pebble might bring the whole pile of boulders crashing to the ground! I left the pebbles alone.

We had such a good time touring around there. We wove our way through ...

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