Showing posts with label architectural tourism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architectural tourism. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 21, 2016
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
OTTOMAN HOUSES NEAR CHORA CHURCH
COLORFUL WOODEN HOUSES BY CHORA CHURCH
Istanbul is still a magical place.
But it is losing many of its old wooden houses to fires, neglect and over development.
Thankfully, some architects, designers and history buffs are buying and restoring the great Ottoman-style homes.
Istanbul is still a magical place.
But it is losing many of its old wooden houses to fires, neglect and over development.
Thankfully, some architects, designers and history buffs are buying and restoring the great Ottoman-style homes.
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
GRAND BAZAAR
ISTANBUL, TURKEY
Footsteps from Hotel Niles.
Touristy.
Amazing.
Historic.
Must see.
Bought my wife's birthday jewelry from a silversmith there.
Footsteps from Hotel Niles.
Touristy.
Amazing.
Historic.
Must see.
Bought my wife's birthday jewelry from a silversmith there.
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
THE JOYS OF WALKING THE BACK STREETS IN ISTANBUL
ABANDONED PUBLIC PHONE IN ANCIENT FENER
Elegant, but broken. Listing to the left, yet perfectly photogenic. This old, beaten Turk Tele Kom station looks like an objet d'art posed against an ancient wall on a winding back street not that far from the shores of the Golden Horn. Think about the joys of life when we get out of our cars and wander the back streets.
Elegant, but broken. Listing to the left, yet perfectly photogenic. This old, beaten Turk Tele Kom station looks like an objet d'art posed against an ancient wall on a winding back street not that far from the shores of the Golden Horn. Think about the joys of life when we get out of our cars and wander the back streets.
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