Wednesday, 7 October 2015
Sunday, 4 October 2015
Istanbul, final day
Sunday, our final full day, so a lot to fit in.
Blue Mosque in the sunshine

We walked and walked, a couple of wrong turns at the beginning saw a few extra kms added. Finally we got to the underground Funicular and caught it up to the well known and very frequented pedestrian shopping street that stretches for a couple of kms.
The big wheel of the funicular

iconic tram that runs the length of the street
instead of a chocolate fountain this is a baklava, dripping honey, fountain
get a load of this for a police riot vehicle. Particularly disturbing is the scoop thing attached to the front.


Blue Mosque in the sunshine
We walked and walked, a couple of wrong turns at the beginning saw a few extra kms added. Finally we got to the underground Funicular and caught it up to the well known and very frequented pedestrian shopping street that stretches for a couple of kms.
The big wheel of the funicular
iconic tram that runs the length of the street
instead of a chocolate fountain this is a baklava, dripping honey, fountain
get a load of this for a police riot vehicle. Particularly disturbing is the scoop thing attached to the front.

Postcards of Istanbul , Today's Characters
Clean shoes, again
Our Turkish Delight and coffee guy. Turkish men love Knud's hat, had lots of offers to swap it.
Balancing act, guy selling Simit, this is a Turkish bread looks a little like a bagel and had sesame seeds
this guy selling tea, haming it up for the camera. Turks have a great sense of humour.Saturday, 3 October 2015
Boat tour along the Bosporus
Before we made out way down to catch the ferry it was time to get a Doner Kebab. Can you believe its the first one for this trip. Actually really quite odd , had chips and pickles in it.

We took a hour and half ferry trip out along the Bosphorus, sun had come out by this stage so city looking extra gorgeous


Atatürk's yacht, recently restored





We took a hour and half ferry trip out along the Bosphorus, sun had come out by this stage so city looking extra gorgeous


Atatürk's yacht, recently restored



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