Because of its geographical location, nearby the sea, you can always enjoy a good scenery in every spot of istanbul, yummyadvisor.com And it attracts lots of tourists every year. I think it can be the most famous city in Turkey, even the capital is Ankara. And istanbul has the most universities, there are many college students here.
Yes! As heartbroken as I am, as I adore Florence and Paris, I have to concur - Istanbul is very beautiful indeed and certainly gives them both a run forward their money. Interesting observations about the people themselves. Hubs and I based ourselves in Beyoglu for our visit to Istanbul. We too met a local vendor at the spice markets (his family had run a Turkish delight - nothing like genuine Turkish delight - store at the markets for many many years. He remembered the hubs from his previous business trips and strolls through the markets. He welcomed us as part of his family. It was very funny to be walking through the markets to hear “Mr Phillip, Mr Phillip” being shouted behind us! We have some lovely memories of meeting his family and enjoying traditional Turkish tea, food and of course Turkish delight! But you are correct that the people tend to be quite insular and not openly friendly until they feel safe around you. Love this article. Take care gents!
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Because of its geographical location, nearby the sea, you can always enjoy a good scenery in every spot of istanbul, yummyadvisor.com And it attracts lots of tourists every year. I think it can be the most famous city in Turkey, even the capital is Ankara. And istanbul has the most universities, there are many college students here.
Yes! As heartbroken as I am, as I adore Florence and Paris, I have to concur - Istanbul is very beautiful indeed and certainly gives them both a run forward their money. Interesting observations about the people themselves. Hubs and I based ourselves in Beyoglu for our visit to Istanbul. We too met a local vendor at the spice markets (his family had run a Turkish delight - nothing like genuine Turkish delight - store at the markets for many many years. He remembered the hubs from his previous business trips and strolls through the markets. He welcomed us as part of his family. It was very funny to be walking through the markets to hear “Mr Phillip, Mr Phillip” being shouted behind us! We have some lovely memories of meeting his family and enjoying traditional Turkish tea, food and of course Turkish delight! But you are correct that the people tend to be quite insular and not openly friendly until they feel safe around you. Love this article. Take care gents!