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Getting to know Istanbul Program for 7 days.
Dear experts, I propose to write in this thread your program for 5-7 days of stay in Istanbul.
How long do you think the first visit will be enough?
What is the difference between your subsequent trips to Istanbul after the first one?
How long do you think the first visit will be enough?
What is the difference between your subsequent trips to Istanbul after the first one?
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Well super! And I'm wondering. But perhaps it would be better to create a topic in the forum, since the question will soon be lost due to the influx of new ones.
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answered 13 years ago
Perhaps you are right, but I hope that everyone will quickly shoot back here and everyone who will be interested in this information and useful will have time to use it ...
By the way, for the length of stay), I knowingly asked again, because. according to departures from Dnepropetrovsk, it turns out that either six days or eight))) six seems to me not enough, especially since two of them are transfer, and for eight I'm afraid to get bored...
By the way, for the length of stay), I knowingly asked again, because. according to departures from Dnepropetrovsk, it turns out that either six days or eight))) six seems to me not enough, especially since two of them are transfer, and for eight I'm afraid to get bored...
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answered 13 years ago
Bed in a dormitory with eight beds 12 euros per day)))
Are we going eight?
Are we going eight?
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answered 13 years ago
Dear motor, for eight you won’t get bored in Istanbul in any way))) I also thought that four days would be enough for me to get acquainted with St. if you also take into account that there was no gallop). These two cities cannot be compared - but the principles of the approach are similar, sorry for the arrogance))
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answered 13 years ago
That's it, to collect the team, a topic in the forum is preferable;)
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answered 13 years ago
Here I answer questions, it is very useful to develop travel programs on your own, rummage on the Internet, read reviews (I worked in Venice this way). my opinion! But maybe someone will do it.to Oksana! Go to the forum, there is interesting information about Venice, look.
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answered 13 years ago
Alex, hi. As I understand it, the topikstarter decided to move to Istanbul in September, which is why he is in a hurry with information.
I've seen a bit of Venice before. I have that ... the fear of not getting a visa to Italy ((Besides, after our recent correspondence with you, I have been thinking about a cruise tour for two days))) Let me shoot back with Bulgaria and digest it - otherwise I am because of tourist dreams I can't work)))
I've seen a bit of Venice before. I have that ... the fear of not getting a visa to Italy ((Besides, after our recent correspondence with you, I have been thinking about a cruise tour for two days))) Let me shoot back with Bulgaria and digest it - otherwise I am because of tourist dreams I can't work)))
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answered 13 years ago
Alex, this question is shaped for "quick orienteering". It is interesting to hear an approximate route and the time that you need to spend on it from those who have been there ... and this is not only interesting, but also necessary to do BEFORE you book tickets and a hotel ... But after other people's opinions, after choosing the optimal amount of time and after booking a hotel, I sit down and work out the route to the smallest detail and according to my preferences.
Nobody forces you, specifically Alexey, to write anything.
IMHO.
Nobody forces you, specifically Alexey, to write anything.
IMHO.
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, I don’t like to chew everything here, a person must work out his route himself, this is more useful for the future. Shoot back in Bulgaria, you have a good report with a photo either here or in a personal message. I saw enough both there and on flights. There are fewer tourists! Moreover, a visa to Bulgaria, already Schengen, is already easier.
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answered 13 years ago
to motor! And I didn’t plan to write to you specifically, especially to compose programs. Work. If you know how, do it yourself !!!!
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answered 13 years ago
Alex, yes, for so much text that you have already published here, you could compose five programs (unless, of course, you know what to write about ;)), and if you came in to say "I won't tell you anything", then you shouldn't have worked so hard - I did not appreciate.
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answered 13 years ago
motor_25 - write to Anetka, she loves independent trips, here is one of them to Istanbul -
http://blogs.turpravda.com/Anetka-gan/39364.html
http://blogs.turpravda.com/Anetka-gan/39364.html
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answered 13 years ago
For those who are interested, here is what it is:
2* Hotel Kanada €315
2* Emek Hotel €315
2* Antik Ipek Hotel €343
2* Hotel Grand Mark €350
2* Istanbul City Guest House €350
3* Grand Savur Hotel €299
3* Hotel Daylight €350
3* Grand Ons €294
3* Orient Mintur Hotel €389
3* Grand Liza Hotel €385
3* Beyaz Kugu Hotel €371
All prices are for September 2011 double occupancy for two with breakfast for seven nights, sorry for no commas.
Do you have any recommendations about or type of the above?
2* Hotel Kanada €315
2* Emek Hotel €315
2* Antik Ipek Hotel €343
2* Hotel Grand Mark €350
2* Istanbul City Guest House €350
3* Grand Savur Hotel €299
3* Hotel Daylight €350
3* Grand Ons €294
3* Orient Mintur Hotel €389
3* Grand Liza Hotel €385
3* Beyaz Kugu Hotel €371
All prices are for September 2011 double occupancy for two with breakfast for seven nights, sorry for no commas.
Do you have any recommendations about or type of the above?
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answered 13 years ago
to Alex:
I am still waiting for a visa to Bulgaria. But, they say that there should be no problems with it (poo-poo-poo) - they give to everyone, they can not give only to those who violated the visa regime in Bulgaria. Moreover, I have a real Schengen in my passport, Polish - true, two-day Oh :-). (Bulgaria is not Schengen? But the visa is equivalent, or how?)
Motor, sorry, a little off topic "littered " in the branch))
I am still waiting for a visa to Bulgaria. But, they say that there should be no problems with it (poo-poo-poo) - they give to everyone, they can not give only to those who violated the visa regime in Bulgaria. Moreover, I have a real Schengen in my passport, Polish - true, two-day Oh :-). (Bulgaria is not Schengen? But the visa is equivalent, or how?)
Motor, sorry, a little off topic "littered " in the branch))
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answered 13 years ago
The Bulgarian visa is the same as the Schengen one, only for entry. that is, you will not be able to travel further across Europe with it.
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answered 13 years ago
they will) I'm waiting for a visa to China ...
I never thought it would bother me...
I never thought it would bother me...
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answered 13 years ago
I once wrote programs for Oksana for 4 days, you can take info from my blogs, combine them. to add something to take away.
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answered 13 years ago
type for a week give. but I didn’t want to submit it myself, but through a travel agency they will order an invitation, etc.
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answered 13 years ago
motor_25, find it on the Web, or better yet, buy the Istanbul guide from the Thomas Cook series City in Focus and you will be happy (I personally have one :) Or read Wikitravel.org, otherwise you are reluctant to 100 crucify the same :)
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answered 13 years ago
Already! I'm copying the report, honestly! And I found bonbons, I can’t tear myself away, I had to hide it where I need to climb to the top shelf with a chair :D
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answered 13 years ago
