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Grand Bazaar in Istanbul
Grand Bazaar in Istanbul The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is the world’s largest indoor market. It spreads over an area of 20 hectares, where trade takes place in about 4,000…
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Antalya Aquarium Antalya Aquarium is the world’s largest tunnel aquarium and one of the popular tourist attractions in the Turkish resort. The glass tunnel, through which you can see the…
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Temple of Artemis in Ephesus Legends of the Temple of Artemis, a magnificent architectural structure of antiquity, have stirred the imagination of travelers to Asia Minor for more than a…
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Hagia Sophia Aya Sophia (Hagia Sophia Cathedral) is one of the most visited sights in Istanbul. It attracts tourists with its unique architecture, magnificent mosaics and special energy, so strong…
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Old Town in Antalya (Kaleici) Antalya’s Old Town is the most beautiful part of the city, with exquisite Ottoman-era houses clustered on a steep bank along winding, stone-paved streets. Two…
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Sultanahmet Squares Sultanahmet is Istanbul’s main square and its historical center. All the most interesting things to see in this city are within one square – the grandiose Aya Sofia…
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Galata Tower (Galata Kulesi) Galata Tower is a historical landmark on the hillside of Galata Hill in the most urbanized, European part of Istanbul, the Beyoğlu district. The building rises…
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Eyüp Sultan Camii Mosque Eyüp Mosque is the third (after Mecca and Jerusalem) holiest shrine in the Muslim world. It was erected by order of Mehmed the Conqueror in honor…
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Kocatepe Mosque (Kocatepe Camii) Kocatepe Mosque is the largest mosque in Ankara; its area is 4,288 m². The mosque is located in the district of the same name south of…
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