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Final Italy
... but has 5 beautiful towns built into the hills right on the coast, that you can travel between by either train or walking or hiking. it's packed with tourists with hiking poles and trekking boots on, dressed as thought they are about to tackle Nepal, but probably didn't get off the cement walkways. either way it was really beautiful. I hope the photos I post give it half the credit it deserves. We stayed in the first town called Monterosso. The first day ...
Entre l'Europe et l'Asie
... y entrer - le temps d'engloutir un autre döner kebab - puisque la mosquée est fermée aux touristes durant les heures de prière. Parlant de prière et de mosquée, il est beaucoup plus clair à Istanbul que nous sommes en terres musulmanes. Dans Sultanahemet, le quartier touristique, passe encore. Sur leur St-Laurent, dans le quartier de Beyoglu, là où le nightlife bat son plein, les filles légèrement vêtue ...
**Recommended 2-week Turkey Itinerary**
... probably unnecessarily...also your reg car insurance covers you in the states only. Look into this before you're at the airport picking up the car like us
- when you're driving...don't expect to use route #s...just find the names of cities close to where you're going and watch those signs like a hawk. Follow the blue signs, the green costs money and you need to have a fast pass card...which are not easy to get...ps...we're expecting a ticket any day for driving ...
Back in Europe? Brrrh...cold!
... ist nun allerdings vorbei. Blühende Tulpen, Magnolien und Obstbäume in den Parks tun was sie können, um uns trotzdem bei Laune zu halten.
Istanbul ist eine echte Weltstadt mit ihren über 13 Millionen Einwohnern. Ob tagsüber oder abends, die Shisha (Wasserpfeifen)-Cafes, Kebab-Restaurants und Fußgängerzonen sind voller Menschen, selbst nach Mitternacht. Imposante islamische Architektur mischt sich mit altehrwürdigen Kirchen. ...
Chapter Six - A Sunday of Super Sights, Part II
... to ceiling and from wall to wall is so overwhelming it is indescribable.
It was originally a Christian basilica, but days after the Ottomans captured Constantinople in 1453, it was converted to a mosque. In 1934 it was turned into a museum, hence we don’t need to take off our shoes or cover our heads in here.
Most of the interior is still Moslem, with beautiful calligraphy ...