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Istanbul
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The
visitor to Istanbul has not only
museums and well known historic and
natural sights available to him.
There is also an extremely exciting
night life as well as many chances
for shopping, especially for silver,
copper and gold jewellery and, of
course, carpets. Nearly everything
is possible in Istanbul.
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Izmir
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Izmir, the third largest city in Turkey,
is described as the pearl of the Aegean.
It is a major port and commercial centre
set dramatically around a huge bay and
backed by mountains to the south.Izmir,
with its ancient name of Smyrna, was
established on a hill called
Tepekule.
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Ankara
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Most visitors coming to Turkey use the
international airports of Istanbul,
Ankara or Izmir.
During the last few
years, Antalya has also become more
important. The reason for this goes back
in history. Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir
have their own special connections to
history and because ...
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Cappadocia
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Cappadocia has an
unbelievable wonderful and interesting
landscape. Over thousands of years, snow
and rain, wind and sun have carved out
the Tuff stone and, because of this,
thousands of pyramids and sculptures
have come into being.
The shapes and designs are sometimes
three ...
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Antalya
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This walk can be completed in a morning
or afternoon, or as long as you want it
to take!
Start at the Kaleichi (Old Quarter) and
walk down to the marina or, if you wish,
start at the marina itself.
The marina was once a fisherman's wharf
but is now a busy port with many yachts,
schooners and ...
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Alanya
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Alanya is a fast growing town about 135
km east of Antalya. Quite often called
the pearl of the Turkish Riviera, Alanya
has become well known world wide because
of its sandy, clean beaches, the crystal
clear, deep blue waters and the
excellent climate of the Mediterranean
area.
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