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Kapali Carsi (Covered Bazaar)
Istanbul is worth visiting the shopping list. The Kapali Carsi, or “covers the Fair” in the old city is the logical starting point. This is more than 4000 stores labyrinth of streets and tract houses.Remember the names of the days, each industry has a quarterly “Goldsmiths Street”, “carpet salesman Street”, he said: “Scutellaria Street banker. To sit with the tea seller, so that they can charm you in buying what you want, you can never reach a few souvenirs.

Pamukkale
Chances are you will catch your first glimpse of Pamukalle (translated as “Cotton Castle” postcards). Calcium oxide-rich waters, which Caldag hillside white paint to create a series on high, like drops of story. Efforts to see the lack of the early part of tens of thousands of people use it to take the amazing geological formations, variable white feet with black and surface trash.

Topkapi Palace, Istanbul
One big draw in Istanbul, which serves as an expensive real estate in the 15th century the Ottoman Empire for four centuries was the most difficult to lose visitors. In the maze room, you’ll find on the page, a throne room, the circumcision and concubines.

Dolmabahce Palace, Istanbul
When the Ottoman Topkapi Palace in 1853 from a proposed, they decided to build on the Asia side of the Bosphorus. Not from the outside looks brilliant, but the investment in the rich, even the most decorated lobby of the Las Vegas shame. It also Atatürk (Turkey’s first president), died November 10, 1938 – If you want to know when, just look at the clock, set the time of his death) 9:05).

Sultan Ahmed Mosque, Istanbul
If you are looking for a Pac-colored mosque, forget it – it was in the mosque is to provide a blue tilework. If you want to walk a lot, but with the calm and admire the architecture of hand-woven carpets in bare feet, you will not be disappointed, the 17th century was the creation of Aga Mohammad-called “Mosque of Sultan.”

Ephesus
Ephesians about the reduction of dry stack stone walk, hard to imagine it has been sitting on the Aegean coast, and now 8kn from. And more difficult to imagine the Temple of Artemis in full bloom, when once a wonder of the world. The entire site, however, is now stored in full swing.

Take a Turkish Bath
There are no scratches dirt from the hammam travel exactly the same way. This giant marble steam bath, often hot shower, bathroom and cooling chambers to install, can be found all in Turkey. Let us work with massage therapists, gloves, abrasive scrubs, you’ll find lots of dead skin rolling candy gum0sized your body. Then he would pound muscle pulp, crack your joints, you will appear as a sense of boneless chicken in a good way, of course.

Explore Istanbul’s sewer
The literal translation, Yerebatan Saray is “Palace drowned.” This is the largest underground in Istanbul pools, natural air conditioning, and available for public inspection at the renovation. This time, Carpenter’s nightmare has a new look at the atmosphere – water dripping from the ceiling with pulsing lights and crawl now accompanied by music.

Sleep in a cave
Head of the Swiss cheese-like Cappadocia region, you will find extraordinary mentality cave species. Residential part of Hitler (often referred to as “fairy chimneys”) has been incorporated into the damp changes in the youth hostel can offer a good place from the heat. You will also find the underground city and a stone church.

Pick out an “Evil eye”
Nazhaerbang Giuca, or “evil eye” charm, because they can be famous, very cheap, in various shapes and sizes for: earrings, necklaces, hatpins and so on. Small blue eyes is an old superstition to withstand adversity. Wear one, you’ll love the smile you get from a local. This is a good way to let them know that you are interested to make carpeting over the old woman snapped photos. This, they can enjoy it, while they sell tea, anyway.

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