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Fener and Balat: A Tale of Istanbul’s Enigmatic Quarters

Nestled along the graceful curves of the Golden Horn, Balat and Fener are like pages torn from Istanbul's history, each revealing its own unique story.

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Why Consider a Private Guided Tour of Istanbul

Istanbul, the former capital of the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, is a city that is steeped in history, culture, and tradition. From the ancient architectural wonders to the bustling bazaars...

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History of Istanbul

Constantine became the emperor of the Roman Empire in 312, and that was a turning point for this small town. Constantine was aware that Rome, the capital of the Roman Empire, was no longer safe from the barbarians in the north.

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Sultanahmet: Where To Stay?

Sultanahmet in Istanbul is where the old city is. Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Hippodrome, Underground Cistern, Topkapi Palace, Archaeological Museum is located in Sultanahmet. But where should you stay?

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The History of Byzantium

Byzantium is not a word that most people hear very often. It is, in fact, a very strange word for most people. What does it mean really? Is it sort of an element from the periodic table like Lithium? It sounds like it, doesn’t it?

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