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DOLMABAHCE PALACE: GLORY MEETS ELEGANCE

Istanbul is a city with great history coming from many dynasties reigned on its lands. There it is no surprise it hosts some of the most glorious landmarks. Dolmabahce Palace is one of them, standing on the Bosphorus strait with all its elegance.

The palace is an architectural masterpiece, like a dream land with its marble arches, elegant decor and furnitures, giant and luminous chandeliers and many more.

The palace has long served as an imperial house on Ottoman times. It is also known as the last resting house of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the great founding leader of Turkish Republic.

If you are a architecture and history, Dolmabahce Palace is a must-see for you.

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Hagia Sophia

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Topkapi Palace

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Sultanahmet Square

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Hippodrome Istanbul

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Blue Mosque ( Sultan Ahmed Mosque )

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Beyoglu District

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Taksim Square

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Bosporus

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Camlica Hill

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Galata

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Galata Tower

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Golden Horn ( Halic )

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Grand Bazaar Istanbul

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Suleymaniye Mosque

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Istanbul Airport

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Kadikoy

Istanbul is great city with never-ending fun and hustle. And one of the liveliest place in Istanbul is definitely the Kadikoy, reclined along the Bosphorus shore and bragging with its amazing views.
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Miniaturk

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Pierre Loti Hill

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Sabiha Gokcen Airport

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Sile

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Agva

Are you looking for a break from Istanbul’s crowd and rush? We know just the place for you. Agva is welcoming you with open arms; offering the peaceful harmony of green and blue, lots of fresh air and many different activities to have fun. Do not miss your chance to see the Louisiana of Istanbul, sitting on the shores of the Black Sea and displaying the most exquisite views of Goksu River.
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Istanbul

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