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Instanbul, Turkey 4/24/2007
 
Turkish baths - 1,000 places to see before you die. Does seeing the sign count?
 
Hippodrome in Instanbul
 
View of Bosphorous sea from restraunt at Topaki Palace
 
The blue Mosque
 
Grounds at the Topaki Palace
 
Hagia Sophia, once the largest christian church in the world, converted to a Mosque
 
Grounds at the Blue Mosque
 
View of the Hagia Sophia from Blue Mosque
 
At Topaki Palace, where the Sultan lived
 
School children at the Hagia Sophia
 
Painting of Mary and Jesus from when the Mosque was a christian church, the paintings were uncovered when the Mosque became a museum
 
Hippodrom, ancient egyptian monolith from 390 BC
 
Hagia Sophia and the chaos of Instanbul
 
From the ship, the Hagia Sophia in distance
 
The beautiful mirionets of the Sophia
 
Shopping in the Grand Bazaar
 
Hippodrome Ditikas 390 AD
 
Church as seen from the Ship
 
Ditikas in Hippodrom square - 390 AD
 
Love this picture of Instanbul
 
Walking to the Grand Bazaar
 
Interesting sign...
 
Street coffee salesman
 
The Topaki Palace has the most beautiful gardens

Instanbul was an amazing place, with the most obvious colorful culture.  It was bustling due to holidays, and just a busy place anyway.  The day was beautiful. 

We took a tour that took us to the Blue Mosque, the Haggia Sophia and the Topaki Palace, where we had lunch.  We then took a bus ride to the square leading to the Grand Bazaar, which was a bit intimidating, but fun!  

 

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