 Dolmabahce Palace - Reviews from across the web
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Dolmabahce Palace, Istanbul - IgoUgo Reviews
Well, I was really interested here because you have to go through the palace with a guide. While I am a pretty independent traveler, I like to know a good bit about what it is I am viewing. Guides make this easier. However, the Dolmbahce Palace tours are a bit...limited. The groups are much too larg...
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Dolmabahce Palace (Dolmabahce Sarayi) - Istanbul - Reviews of Dolmabahce Palace (Dolmabahce Sarayi) - TripAdvisor
Going to Dolmabahce wasn't worth the time or the money. Our tour was in acceptable English, but there was no time to linger or even look at most of the palace - guards were following behi...
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Dolmabahce Palace- Istanbul, Turkey - VirtualTourist.com
In 1853, the Turkish sultan decided it was time to move. I mean how many centuries can you live in the same house? So he bid goodbye to Topkapi, the official residence of the sultans for centuries, and built a fancy new palace at a prime location on the shores of the Bosphorus. He filled it with cos...
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Dolmabahce Palace. - Istanbul Travel Guide - VirtualTourist.com
Dolmabahe palace. Even it's not famous like the topkapi, i think it is the most beutifull. From the exploreTurkey site: 'The site of the present-day palace was, at the beginning of the 17th century, a busy bay in which the Admiralty maintained ships of war, and organized festivities to mark the depa...
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iExplore Community: Dolmabache Palace - - Istanbul, Turkey
I thought the palace was fantastic. Topkapi I would put forward as the best palace in the world - but this one is no slacker. It's also a little more difficult to find being nowhere near Sultanhammet. It's still on the European side of the Bosphorus but across the Golden Horn on the Galata side of I...
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