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Enjoy your stay at Istanbul, the only city in the world built on two continents.

Historic Istanbul cannot be separated from Bosphorus and Golden Horn, by the shores of which it was first founded. There are not many places in the world where wonders of nature and masterpieces of man mix so greacefully, and where the testimony of the past is seen as vividly, as Istanbul. The visitors who tours this magnificent city carries home unforgattable memories.

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The daily tours offered by local travel agencies usually enable the visitor staying for a short time to see the principal spots of interest in the city such as Haghia Sophia Museum, Suleymaniye Mosque, Blue Mosque, Hippodrome, Topkapi Palace, and Covered Bazar and its surroundings. In addition to these classical tours, there are many other, there are many other tours of prominent Roman, Byzantine and Turkish sites in the city, as well as along Asian and European shores of the Bosphorus. These daily tours depart from hotels or the port and last for half a day or a full day giving the visitors a general overwiev of Istanbul. However, if the visitor wishes to see all there is to be seen in Istanbul, more time is necessary. Then the visitor can explore the Roman city walls, the renowned Kariye Museum, with its late Byzantine frescoes and mosaics, Dolmabahce Palace on the Bosphorus which is regarded as the richest palace in the world, the Spice Market, GalataTower, Archaeological Museum and Turkish and Arts Museum. An Istanbul evening tour with belly-dancing and folk shows is a night straigh from the Thousand and One Nights.
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A visit to Istanbul may provide some travellers with the opportunity of setting foot in Asia for the first time, since there are daily tours either by boat or across the Bosphorus Bridge that joins the two continents. It is course of these tours, especially while crossing the bridge or during a repose at Camlica Hill that one gets to see the city in its total magnificence.