19 Temmuz 2009 Pazar

5. Marmaris-Datca: In the south-west side of Turkey, I suggest you to visit all bays by boat from Marmaris to Datca. I cannot say the center of Marmaris should be seen, however if your point of view to holiday is different from I have, if you have a better time when you go to night clubs that is full of tourist especially from England and Russia and get up late, it may be more appropriate for you to stay in Marmaris. I took these photos in Selimiye last year. I know that is not easy to be realized but in the left side picture maybe you can see me and my mother.
4. The Princes’ Islands (ISTANBUL): They consist of nine islans where are the biggest two Büyükada (meaning Large Island) and Heybeliada (meaning Saddlebag Island). After a short ship ride that lasts aproximately a half hour from Bostancı (in the Asian side of Istanbul) or Eminönü (in the European side of Istanbul), you will arrive to Büyükada where has no traffic. After taking a tour by buggy towards the top of the island, you can climb to Aya Yorgi Church to have a glass of wine and the bird’s eye view of the island. Moreover, Büyükada has many area where have been arranged for picnic.
3. Sultanahmet (ISTANBUL): The Blue Mosque, Aya Sophia and Topkapı Palace are the most worthwhile constructions where should be visited. In Sultanahmet, where is a tourist area, in addition to visit these buildings a street tramway can be taken throught Eminönü in order to look at traditional shops and hubble bubble cafes and stop off somewhere on tramway road.
2. Taksim/Beyoğlu continued (ISTANBUL): If having an idea about modern entertaining life was wanted, I might recommend the 360 and Lebi – Derya where have a fascinating bosphorus view. On Beyoğlu Street, there exist also lots of night club, however I have no idea about them due to the fact that I do not like places where are dark and indoor, played techno-like music.
2. Taksim/Beyoğlu continued (ISTANBUL): It can be said that Nevizade is a place where there are people from all walks of life and where is the mirror of traditional night entertaining style. In day, Cicek Pasajı where is next to Nevizade can be visited.
2. Taksim / Beyoglu (ISTANBUL): There are many historical buildings and terrace bars that have the Bosphorus view in this area. Moreover, it can be defined as the center of nightlife in Istanbul. The picture that is at the left side have been taken on Beyoğlu Street. At the right side, a picture from a part of Asmalımescit/Beyoğlu is seen.

Frequently Asked Questions in London – 3

Where do you suggest us to visit in Turkey ?

1. The Bosphorus: You don’t need to join a tourist boat tour. Taking a ship to cross is cheaper way as well as being more enjoyable. I suggest especially to be crossed from Eminönü or Karaköy to Kadıköy at sunset.