Hotel Gedik Pasa Konagi
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Istanbul - the land of trash and treasure
... still impressive from the outside.
But we didn't find the real treasures until we paid our entrance fee to the famous Topkapi Sarayi Palace. I don't remember much of the palace (and the Harem was closed, damn it), however it has been a while since we have been that impressed with a treasury 'room'- endless rows of incredible clocks in so many different shapes sizes and concepts (I really wanted one!) and the armoury room - never would I have thought that I would ...
Mosques in Istanbul
... delicious turkish desert made of some yellow sweet goopy stuff and filled with icecream, washing it all down with traditional Ceylon apple Turkish tea. After lunch I wandered back to the hostel with a person from the restaurant who was wanting to practicing his English (and who would also not leave me alone). Once back at the hostel I had a nice afternoon ...
Istanbul: day 4/5
hello my loves,
to pick up where i left off,
last night we had an amazing dinner across the bridge by the galata tower. The food was fantastic. I had lamb (the most acceptable food to eat in Turkey) in some kind of buttery rice casserole. We talked and laughed and ate for hours--- its amazing how well the group of fifteen gets along. We were actually in a residential area ...
The slow city life
... with beef, your favorite!...and you're going to get a chai? Sure, but only if you bring a little helpless cow inside the mug...
Sleeping a little bit more...wait! We need to book another night! Yes, let's go downstairs to extend for two more nights...two more nights? Yes, two more and then we decide...great. Try to get the discount!...what? Is is cheaper if we book through the internet in hostelworld and then go to ...
O Sultão, os Pashas e as Sultanetes
... o de bico, frutas secas, feijão, aveia, pinholes, pistache e sei lá mais o quê, em um creminho leve, que você não acredita como fica gostoso. Dizem que é o doce mais antigo do mundo porque foi o próprio Noé (!) que o fez quando o dilúvio acabou. Aí ele rapou tudo o que tinha sobrado na arca e fez este doce para celebrar.
Sabe quando você está andando pela cidade, olhando um mapa, ...
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Pets allowed
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