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Planning a trip to Turkey is like preparing for a journey through the crown jewels of history, culture and natural beauty. A melting pot of civilisations, the country offers not only impressive historical sites but also outstanding natural landscapes and a deeply rooted cultural heritage.
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It is the middle of the night when I land at the extremely large airport in Istanbul, by taxi it takes 45 minutes to Sultanhamet, the old town, where I have booked accommodation in a hostel. I wake up the poor sleeping night staff and crawl into a bunk bed in a room for 6 people.
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What to do in Istanbul, Turkey? Istanbul is a vibrant and exciting city, full of history, culture and good food. Here are our top tips for things to see and do in Istanbul.
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Turkish food offers wonderful Mediterranean flavours and a wide variety of dishes. You can enjoy delicious meze dishes and lots of tasty sweets. In this article, we present tips on Turkish food.
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There are many nice restaurants in Istanbul, and a lot of great food to try. We have visited several restaurants, and here are some tips for those who want to eat well in the city.
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Visiting the Yerebatan Cisterns in Istanbul is a fascinating experience. Moreover, we can say that the dear child has many names: Yerebatan Cisterns, Yerebatan Saray, the Sunken Palace or the Basilica Cistern. All these names describe one and the same very special place underground...
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Food Tour in Istanbul - for everyone who loves good food. We have just visited the vibrant city of Istanbul and our visit started with a lovely food tour. A tour through Turkish shops, street food restaurants and market stalls is highly recommended for all hungry foodies!
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Want to experience Cappadocia in Turkey? This area is a magical place on earth, with amazing rock formations and hot air balloons rising into the sky every morning.
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The Ihlara Valley in Cappadocia is a stunningly beautiful valley with dramatic rock formations, intense greenery, an array of historic mountain churches and cosy restaurants where you can sit and rock on the water.
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The Selime Monastery in Cappadocia is the largest religious structure in the area, with a large cathedral carved directly into the rock. The site has also served as a stop for caravans along the Silk Road, and today it is an exciting destination for tourists.
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