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An article at FT about Gokceada Island in Turkey and Zeytindali Hotel by Annabella Thorpe

Gökçeada, Turkey by Annabelle Thorpe

The Turkish city of Çanakkale is not the place to be on a swelteringly hot day. But perched on the Dardanelle straits, it is the most accessible place to hop on a ferry to Turkey’s Aegean islands.
Three hours after the ferry ground its way out of Çanakkale, I stepped onto the quiet harbour at Kuzu on the island of Gökçeada. The air was thick with the scent of thyme, which grows wild across the island, and a stiff breeze meant the temperature felt reassuringly cooler than on the mainland. But most pleasing was the feeling that I had somehow stepped back 15 years – guesthouse and pension signs swung in the breeze outside slightly ramshackle houses, and there was a wonderful lack of the pastel-coloured apartment blocks that characterise so many of Turkey’s coastal resorts.
In spite of the lack of mass tourism (or perhaps because of it) there is plenty to do. Many of the beaches are completely free of development, although I found plenty of life at Aydincik Plaji, in the far west of the island, where the breeze picked up and the water was scissored by kite- and windsurfers. Nearby, there were rock tombs to discover, and further afield a handful of ruined Greek villages bear testament to the mixed heritage of the island.
It’s a ramble in the morning, laze on the beach in the afternoon kind of a place, and I found myself spending a considerable part of my days lazing in cafés such as Barba Yorgo in Tepekoy, drinking tiny cups of syrupy coffee and eating even more syrupy baklava.
The unspoilt nature of the island means that this is not a place to come in search of luxury. But the Zeytindali Hotel is charming: two stone-built houses in the traditional Greek style, housing 16 rooms that are simple without being spartan. The real joy is its restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner on the pretty terrace, with most of the ingredients sourced on the island. I found myself addicted to the home-made thyme honey, which went well with the salty home-made cheeses that appeared on the breakfast table each morning.
The fact that it is the largest of Turkey’s islands makes it likely that developers and aparthotels will soon start to appear. But for now, Gökçeada is a blissful escape – unpretentious, undeveloped, unchanged. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/d38261d6-b44e-11e0-9eb8-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1YaCJPs2FGestas (www.gestasdenizulasim.com.tr) run ferries between Gökçeada and Çanakkale four times a week. www.zeytindalihotel.com

2012-02-13 12:36:15

Gökçeada, Turkey by Annabelle Thorpe

The Turkish city of Çanakkale is not the place to be on a swelteringly hot day. But perched on the Dardanelle straits, it is the most accessible place to hop on a ferry to Turkey’s Aegean islands.
Three hours after the ferry ground its way out of Çanakkale, I stepped onto the quiet harbour at Kuzu on the island of Gökçeada. The air was thick with the scent of thyme, which grows wild across the island, and a stiff breeze meant the temperature felt reassuringly cooler than on the mainland. But most pleasing was the feeling that I had somehow stepped back 15 years – guesthouse and pension signs swung in the breeze outside slightly ramshackle houses, and there was a wonderful lack of the pastel-coloured apartment blocks that characterise so many of Turkey’s coastal resorts.
In spite of the lack of mass tourism (or perhaps because of it) there is plenty to do. Many of the beaches are completely free of development, although I found plenty of life at Aydincik Plaji, in the far west of the island, where the breeze picked up and the water was scissored by kite- and windsurfers. Nearby, there were rock tombs to discover, and further afield a handful of ruined Greek villages bear testament to the mixed heritage of the island.
It’s a ramble in the morning, laze on the beach in the afternoon kind of a place, and I found myself spending a considerable part of my days lazing in cafés such as Barba Yorgo in Tepekoy, drinking tiny cups of syrupy coffee and eating even more syrupy baklava.
The unspoilt nature of the island means that this is not a place to come in search of luxury. But the Zeytindali Hotel is charming: two stone-built houses in the traditional Greek style, housing 16 rooms that are simple without being spartan. The real joy is its restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner on the pretty terrace, with most of the ingredients sourced on the island. I found myself addicted to the home-made thyme honey, which went well with the salty home-made cheeses that appeared on the breakfast table each morning.
The fact that it is the largest of Turkey’s islands makes it likely that developers and aparthotels will soon start to appear. But for now, Gökçeada is a blissful escape – unpretentious, undeveloped, unchanged. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/d38261d6-b44e-11e0-9eb8-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1YaCJPs2FGestas (www.gestasdenizulasim.com.tr) run ferries between Gökçeada and Çanakkale four times a week. www.zeytindalihotel.com

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Gökçeada, Turkey by Annabelle Thorpe

The Turkish city of Çanakkale is not the place to be on a swelteringly hot day. But perched on the Dardanelle straits, it is the most accessible place to hop on a ferry to Turkey’s Aegean islands.
Three hours after the ferry ground its way out of Çanakkale, I stepped onto the quiet harbour at Kuzu on the island of Gökçeada. The air was thick with the scent of thyme, which grows wild across the island, and a stiff breeze meant the temperature felt reassuringly cooler than on the mainland. But most pleasing was the feeling that I had somehow stepped back 15 years – guesthouse and pension signs swung in the breeze outside slightly ramshackle houses, and there was a wonderful lack of the pastel-coloured apartment blocks that characterise so many of Turkey’s coastal resorts.
In spite of the lack of mass tourism (or perhaps because of it) there is plenty to do. Many of the beaches are completely free of development, although I found plenty of life at Aydincik Plaji, in the far west of the island, where the breeze picked up and the water was scissored by kite- and windsurfers. Nearby, there were rock tombs to discover, and further afield a handful of ruined Greek villages bear testament to the mixed heritage of the island.
It’s a ramble in the morning, laze on the beach in the afternoon kind of a place, and I found myself spending a considerable part of my days lazing in cafés such as Barba Yorgo in Tepekoy, drinking tiny cups of syrupy coffee and eating even more syrupy baklava.
The unspoilt nature of the island means that this is not a place to come in search of luxury. But the Zeytindali Hotel is charming: two stone-built houses in the traditional Greek style, housing 16 rooms that are simple without being spartan. The real joy is its restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner on the pretty terrace, with most of the ingredients sourced on the island. I found myself addicted to the home-made thyme honey, which went well with the salty home-made cheeses that appeared on the breakfast table each morning.
The fact that it is the largest of Turkey’s islands makes it likely that developers and aparthotels will soon start to appear. But for now, Gökçeada is a blissful escape – unpretentious, undeveloped, unchanged. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/d38261d6-b44e-11e0-9eb8-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1YaCJPs2FGestas (www.gestasdenizulasim.com.tr) run ferries between Gökçeada and Çanakkale four times a week. www.zeytindalihotel.com

Cappadocia Akkoy Evleri Cave Houses Special Offer in Grape Harvest Season

Cappadocia Akkoy Evleri Cave Houses Special Offer in Grape Harvest Season

2 days and 2 nights stay at the ecotourism center Akkoy Evleri in carved cave room at an authentic village inn, organic country breakfasts and a full earthen jar of housewine from local produce are included. price for 2 people, 2 days accommodation and special gift of wine, all taxes included: 160 USD. http://www.boutiquesmallhotels.com/akkoyevleri

2011-08-26 12:41:43

Cappadocia Akkoy Evleri Cave Houses Special Offer in Grape Harvest Season

2 days and 2 nights stay at the ecotourism center Akkoy Evleri in carved cave room at an authentic village inn, organic country breakfasts and a full earthen jar of housewine from local produce are included. price for 2 people, 2 days accommodation and special gift of wine, all taxes included: 160 USD. http://www.boutiquesmallhotels.com/akkoyevleri

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Cappadocia Akkoy Evleri Cave Houses Special Offer in Grape Harvest Season

2 days and 2 nights stay at the ecotourism center Akkoy Evleri in carved cave room at an authentic village inn, organic country breakfasts and a full earthen jar of housewine from local produce are included. price for 2 people, 2 days accommodation and special gift of wine, all taxes included: 160 USD. http://www.boutiquesmallhotels.com/akkoyevleri

Olympic Games organized in ancient temple in NW Turkey


Marble pedestals in the temple reveal the existence of sports
It has been revealed during excavations carried out in the ancient Apollon Smintheus Temple in the northwestern province of Çanakkale’s Ayvacık district that the Olympic Games had been organized in the Troas region.
The excavations that have been continuing for some 30 years in the region continued last month under the leadership of Professor Coşkun Özgünel and new historical, social and religious documents were discovered.
Speaking to the Anatolia news agency, team member Associate Professor Davut Kaplan from the Ondokuz Mayıs University said the existence of sports for 3,000 years was proved with both archaeological and written documents. “The most important among them is the athletic games practiced at grave yards to please the dead,” he said.
Kaplan said the goal of the sports practiced in a social area was commemoration while others were practiced for the gods.
“It is known that all these sports were not only regional but also universal. The universal development of sports depends on the existence of competition. But the real matter is material. Some types of sports had commercial aims as well as played a role in solving political and social matters.”
Kaplan said documents in the Greek language were seen in marble pedestals unearthed during the excavations.
“Along with 19 pedestals, we have also found nine pedestals, one of which is unwritten and one is broken. All these pedestals were part of a statue but we have not reached the statues yet. Considering the footprints on the pedestals, we can say that all statues had human figures. The names of sportsmen and their degrees are also written on the pedestals. The most important feature of these pedestals is that they show the existence of a comprehensive organization in the Troas region. We can say that they were international organizations in today’s sense. As long as the excavations continue, we will reveal more information about the sports games in the region at the time of the Roman Empire,” Kaplan said. ÇANAKKALE - Anatolia News Agency

2011-08-17 11:52:55


Marble pedestals in the temple reveal the existence of sports
It has been revealed during excavations carried out in the ancient Apollon Smintheus Temple in the northwestern province of Çanakkale’s Ayvacık district that the Olympic Games had been organized in the Troas region.
The excavations that have been continuing for some 30 years in the region continued last month under the leadership of Professor Coşkun Özgünel and new historical, social and religious documents were discovered.
Speaking to the Anatolia news agency, team member Associate Professor Davut Kaplan from the Ondokuz Mayıs University said the existence of sports for 3,000 years was proved with both archaeological and written documents. “The most important among them is the athletic games practiced at grave yards to please the dead,” he said.
Kaplan said the goal of the sports practiced in a social area was commemoration while others were practiced for the gods.
“It is known that all these sports were not only regional but also universal. The universal development of sports depends on the existence of competition. But the real matter is material. Some types of sports had commercial aims as well as played a role in solving political and social matters.”
Kaplan said documents in the Greek language were seen in marble pedestals unearthed during the excavations.
“Along with 19 pedestals, we have also found nine pedestals, one of which is unwritten and one is broken. All these pedestals were part of a statue but we have not reached the statues yet. Considering the footprints on the pedestals, we can say that all statues had human figures. The names of sportsmen and their degrees are also written on the pedestals. The most important feature of these pedestals is that they show the existence of a comprehensive organization in the Troas region. We can say that they were international organizations in today’s sense. As long as the excavations continue, we will reveal more information about the sports games in the region at the time of the Roman Empire,” Kaplan said. ÇANAKKALE - Anatolia News Agency

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Marble pedestals in the temple reveal the existence of sports
It has been revealed during excavations carried out in the ancient Apollon Smintheus Temple in the northwestern province of Çanakkale’s Ayvacık district that the Olympic Games had been organized in the Troas region.
The excavations that have been continuing for some 30 years in the region continued last month under the leadership of Professor Coşkun Özgünel and new historical, social and religious documents were discovered.
Speaking to the Anatolia news agency, team member Associate Professor Davut Kaplan from the Ondokuz Mayıs University said the existence of sports for 3,000 years was proved with both archaeological and written documents. “The most important among them is the athletic games practiced at grave yards to please the dead,” he said.
Kaplan said the goal of the sports practiced in a social area was commemoration while others were practiced for the gods.
“It is known that all these sports were not only regional but also universal. The universal development of sports depends on the existence of competition. But the real matter is material. Some types of sports had commercial aims as well as played a role in solving political and social matters.”
Kaplan said documents in the Greek language were seen in marble pedestals unearthed during the excavations.
“Along with 19 pedestals, we have also found nine pedestals, one of which is unwritten and one is broken. All these pedestals were part of a statue but we have not reached the statues yet. Considering the footprints on the pedestals, we can say that all statues had human figures. The names of sportsmen and their degrees are also written on the pedestals. The most important feature of these pedestals is that they show the existence of a comprehensive organization in the Troas region. We can say that they were international organizations in today’s sense. As long as the excavations continue, we will reveal more information about the sports games in the region at the time of the Roman Empire,” Kaplan said. ÇANAKKALE - Anatolia News Agency

Anatolian Christians to celebrate Grape Festival

Anatolian Christians to celebrate Grape Festival
Greeks, Armenians and Syriac Christians in Anatolia are observing a grape fast by refraining from eating from the new harvest until the fruit is consecrated in church on Sunday and Monday. Churches across Anatolia will be celebrating the festival with special masses on Aug 14 and 15
Baskets of grapes blessed in churches will be distributed among the people on the day of the mass, after which time the fast is broken.
Christians throughout Anatolia are preparing to celebrate the Grape Festival and the Assumption of Mary on Aug. 14 and 15 with a variety of activities that stretch back into the pre-Christian era.
Churches across Anatolia will be holding mass for the occasion, including the Church of the Virgin Mary in Ephesus, Sümela Monastery in Trabzon, the Syriac Deyr ul-Zafaran Monastery in Mardin and the Surp Asdvazsazsin Armenian Church in Vakıflı, Anatolia’s last remaining Armenian village, which is located in the southern province of Hatay. During the celebrations of mass, newly harvested grapes will receive blessings as part of the festivities.
Assumption Day celebrates the ascent into heaven of Mary in accordance with Christian tradition. The roots of the festival, however, date back to the polytheistic era prior to Christianity; when Anatolian peoples were Christianized, new year celebrations and the vine harvest festival of the ancients were replaced by the Assumption Day and the Grape Festival, respectively.
Greeks, Armenians and Syriac Christians in Anatolia observe a grape fast and refrain from eating from the new grape harvest until grapes are consecrated in church. Ostentatious celebrations are also held in churches across Greece, as well as in the Central Armenian Apolostic church of Etchmiadzin in Armenia, the seat of the Catholicos of all Armenians.
Baskets of grapes blessed in churches are distributed among the people on the day of the mass, after which time the fast is broken, according to tradition, by eating blessed grapes mixed with non-consecrated grapes. The grapes also symbolize fertility and abundance.
Different Stories
There are several stories in circulation regarding the origins of the Grape Festival and Assumption Day. According to a story that has been transmitted through the ages within the Armenian community, when some children were poisoned by eating grapes that had not yet become ripe, the founder of the Armenian church, Surp Krikor Lusavorich (Saint Gregory the Illuminator), issued a ban on eating grapes until harvest time.
Such traditions have been preserved intact for centuries by being transmitted from generation to generation among the many Christian Anatolian peoples. This year’s celebrations will begin in the morning hours and last until around noon on Aug. 14 and 15. Baskets full of grapes will decorate sacred tables in churches.
Visitors are welcome to any number of Greek, Armenian and Syriac churches in Istanbul on Sunday and Monday to observe the vine harvest festivities during mass. VERCİHAN ZİFLİOĞLU
ISTANBUL – Hürriyet Daily News

2011-08-17 11:51:34

Anatolian Christians to celebrate Grape Festival
Greeks, Armenians and Syriac Christians in Anatolia are observing a grape fast by refraining from eating from the new harvest until the fruit is consecrated in church on Sunday and Monday. Churches across Anatolia will be celebrating the festival with special masses on Aug 14 and 15
Baskets of grapes blessed in churches will be distributed among the people on the day of the mass, after which time the fast is broken.
Christians throughout Anatolia are preparing to celebrate the Grape Festival and the Assumption of Mary on Aug. 14 and 15 with a variety of activities that stretch back into the pre-Christian era.
Churches across Anatolia will be holding mass for the occasion, including the Church of the Virgin Mary in Ephesus, Sümela Monastery in Trabzon, the Syriac Deyr ul-Zafaran Monastery in Mardin and the Surp Asdvazsazsin Armenian Church in Vakıflı, Anatolia’s last remaining Armenian village, which is located in the southern province of Hatay. During the celebrations of mass, newly harvested grapes will receive blessings as part of the festivities.
Assumption Day celebrates the ascent into heaven of Mary in accordance with Christian tradition. The roots of the festival, however, date back to the polytheistic era prior to Christianity; when Anatolian peoples were Christianized, new year celebrations and the vine harvest festival of the ancients were replaced by the Assumption Day and the Grape Festival, respectively.
Greeks, Armenians and Syriac Christians in Anatolia observe a grape fast and refrain from eating from the new grape harvest until grapes are consecrated in church. Ostentatious celebrations are also held in churches across Greece, as well as in the Central Armenian Apolostic church of Etchmiadzin in Armenia, the seat of the Catholicos of all Armenians.
Baskets of grapes blessed in churches are distributed among the people on the day of the mass, after which time the fast is broken, according to tradition, by eating blessed grapes mixed with non-consecrated grapes. The grapes also symbolize fertility and abundance.
Different Stories
There are several stories in circulation regarding the origins of the Grape Festival and Assumption Day. According to a story that has been transmitted through the ages within the Armenian community, when some children were poisoned by eating grapes that had not yet become ripe, the founder of the Armenian church, Surp Krikor Lusavorich (Saint Gregory the Illuminator), issued a ban on eating grapes until harvest time.
Such traditions have been preserved intact for centuries by being transmitted from generation to generation among the many Christian Anatolian peoples. This year’s celebrations will begin in the morning hours and last until around noon on Aug. 14 and 15. Baskets full of grapes will decorate sacred tables in churches.
Visitors are welcome to any number of Greek, Armenian and Syriac churches in Istanbul on Sunday and Monday to observe the vine harvest festivities during mass. VERCİHAN ZİFLİOĞLU
ISTANBUL – Hürriyet Daily News

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Anatolian Christians to celebrate Grape Festival
Greeks, Armenians and Syriac Christians in Anatolia are observing a grape fast by refraining from eating from the new harvest until the fruit is consecrated in church on Sunday and Monday. Churches across Anatolia will be celebrating the festival with special masses on Aug 14 and 15
Baskets of grapes blessed in churches will be distributed among the people on the day of the mass, after which time the fast is broken.
Christians throughout Anatolia are preparing to celebrate the Grape Festival and the Assumption of Mary on Aug. 14 and 15 with a variety of activities that stretch back into the pre-Christian era.
Churches across Anatolia will be holding mass for the occasion, including the Church of the Virgin Mary in Ephesus, Sümela Monastery in Trabzon, the Syriac Deyr ul-Zafaran Monastery in Mardin and the Surp Asdvazsazsin Armenian Church in Vakıflı, Anatolia’s last remaining Armenian village, which is located in the southern province of Hatay. During the celebrations of mass, newly harvested grapes will receive blessings as part of the festivities.
Assumption Day celebrates the ascent into heaven of Mary in accordance with Christian tradition. The roots of the festival, however, date back to the polytheistic era prior to Christianity; when Anatolian peoples were Christianized, new year celebrations and the vine harvest festival of the ancients were replaced by the Assumption Day and the Grape Festival, respectively.
Greeks, Armenians and Syriac Christians in Anatolia observe a grape fast and refrain from eating from the new grape harvest until grapes are consecrated in church. Ostentatious celebrations are also held in churches across Greece, as well as in the Central Armenian Apolostic church of Etchmiadzin in Armenia, the seat of the Catholicos of all Armenians.
Baskets of grapes blessed in churches are distributed among the people on the day of the mass, after which time the fast is broken, according to tradition, by eating blessed grapes mixed with non-consecrated grapes. The grapes also symbolize fertility and abundance.
Different Stories
There are several stories in circulation regarding the origins of the Grape Festival and Assumption Day. According to a story that has been transmitted through the ages within the Armenian community, when some children were poisoned by eating grapes that had not yet become ripe, the founder of the Armenian church, Surp Krikor Lusavorich (Saint Gregory the Illuminator), issued a ban on eating grapes until harvest time.
Such traditions have been preserved intact for centuries by being transmitted from generation to generation among the many Christian Anatolian peoples. This year’s celebrations will begin in the morning hours and last until around noon on Aug. 14 and 15. Baskets full of grapes will decorate sacred tables in churches.
Visitors are welcome to any number of Greek, Armenian and Syriac churches in Istanbul on Sunday and Monday to observe the vine harvest festivities during mass. VERCİHAN ZİFLİOĞLU
ISTANBUL – Hürriyet Daily News

Ancient Ionian city to reunion artists


An odeon in the ancient city of Teos, one of the 12 Ionian cities found within İzmir’s Seferihisar district, is to reopen to artistic events again after hundreds of years.
The Odeon in the ancient city of Teos is known for its interest in art and artists. Now works have been continuing to revive the city as an art venue after centuries.
An odeon in the ancient city of Teos, one of the 12 Ionian cities found within İzmir’s Seferihisar district, is to reopen to artistic events again after hundreds of years.
“We plan to organize theater events in the area,” said Ankara University member Associate Professor Musa Kadıoğlu, adding that the art would likely return to the stage after three years of restorations by a 25-person team. “Work is also continuing to turn the city into a site of ruins. We have finished the establishment of the destination boards and are working on creating paths for visitors. This place will be a very exciting one when the Odeon opens as an art venue. It will become a center contributing to the cultural life of society after hundreds of years.”
Teos possessed the largest Dionysos Temple in the Hellenistic world, according to Kadıoğlu.
Noting that restoration on the temple, which was constructed by the famous architect Hermogenes, would soon begin, Kadıoğlu said: “In this way, we will revive the city’s artistic image. Because the city is known for its interest in art and artists, and the world’s first artists’ union was established in this city. The Dionysos Artists’ Union remained in the city until the end of the 3rd century A.D but dissolved because of some disagreements.”
Work to clean, document and restore the four-square-kilometer area, which dates back to 1000 B.C., began again last year after a 12-year hiatus. SEFERİHİSAR, İzmir - Anatolia News Agency

2011-08-17 11:47:23


An odeon in the ancient city of Teos, one of the 12 Ionian cities found within İzmir’s Seferihisar district, is to reopen to artistic events again after hundreds of years.
The Odeon in the ancient city of Teos is known for its interest in art and artists. Now works have been continuing to revive the city as an art venue after centuries.
An odeon in the ancient city of Teos, one of the 12 Ionian cities found within İzmir’s Seferihisar district, is to reopen to artistic events again after hundreds of years.
“We plan to organize theater events in the area,” said Ankara University member Associate Professor Musa Kadıoğlu, adding that the art would likely return to the stage after three years of restorations by a 25-person team. “Work is also continuing to turn the city into a site of ruins. We have finished the establishment of the destination boards and are working on creating paths for visitors. This place will be a very exciting one when the Odeon opens as an art venue. It will become a center contributing to the cultural life of society after hundreds of years.”
Teos possessed the largest Dionysos Temple in the Hellenistic world, according to Kadıoğlu.
Noting that restoration on the temple, which was constructed by the famous architect Hermogenes, would soon begin, Kadıoğlu said: “In this way, we will revive the city’s artistic image. Because the city is known for its interest in art and artists, and the world’s first artists’ union was established in this city. The Dionysos Artists’ Union remained in the city until the end of the 3rd century A.D but dissolved because of some disagreements.”
Work to clean, document and restore the four-square-kilometer area, which dates back to 1000 B.C., began again last year after a 12-year hiatus. SEFERİHİSAR, İzmir - Anatolia News Agency

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An odeon in the ancient city of Teos, one of the 12 Ionian cities found within İzmir’s Seferihisar district, is to reopen to artistic events again after hundreds of years.
The Odeon in the ancient city of Teos is known for its interest in art and artists. Now works have been continuing to revive the city as an art venue after centuries.
An odeon in the ancient city of Teos, one of the 12 Ionian cities found within İzmir’s Seferihisar district, is to reopen to artistic events again after hundreds of years.
“We plan to organize theater events in the area,” said Ankara University member Associate Professor Musa Kadıoğlu, adding that the art would likely return to the stage after three years of restorations by a 25-person team. “Work is also continuing to turn the city into a site of ruins. We have finished the establishment of the destination boards and are working on creating paths for visitors. This place will be a very exciting one when the Odeon opens as an art venue. It will become a center contributing to the cultural life of society after hundreds of years.”
Teos possessed the largest Dionysos Temple in the Hellenistic world, according to Kadıoğlu.
Noting that restoration on the temple, which was constructed by the famous architect Hermogenes, would soon begin, Kadıoğlu said: “In this way, we will revive the city’s artistic image. Because the city is known for its interest in art and artists, and the world’s first artists’ union was established in this city. The Dionysos Artists’ Union remained in the city until the end of the 3rd century A.D but dissolved because of some disagreements.”
Work to clean, document and restore the four-square-kilometer area, which dates back to 1000 B.C., began again last year after a 12-year hiatus. SEFERİHİSAR, İzmir - Anatolia News Agency

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Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Beyoglu This hotel page 58 times visited.
Style : Small hotel in Beyoglu
Room Number : 40
Town :Istanbul Beyoglu
Comments : 0
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Yilmaz Türk cad. No:104 Aya Nikola Mevkii, Büyükada / Istanbul / Turkey
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Buyukada This hotel page 11935 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 11 rooms
Town :Büyükada-Istanbul-Turkey
Comments : 5
Aya Nikola hotel is ideally situated on the seafront command
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Malül Gazi Cd. N.24 Büyükada, Adalar / İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Buyukada This hotel page 308 times visited.
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One of the known mansions of Büyükada, the most beautiful am
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Meşrutiyet str. No: 119 Tünel / Beyoğlu / İstanbul Galata Small Hotels
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Galata This hotel page 2823 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 23 rooms
Town :Beyoglu-İstanbul-Turkey
Comments : 1
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Yeşilçay Tatil Köyü Yakuplu Cd. No:118 Ağva Şile İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Agva This hotel page 57 times visited.
Style : River hotel
Room Number :
Town :Istanbul Ağva
Comments : 0
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Rasim Pasa Yalisi Cubuklu Caddesi, Kanlıca, İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Kanlıca This hotel page 3151 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 16 rooms
Town :İstanbul-Kanlica
Comments : 1
Bringing together the past and today, Ajia welcomes y
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Yakuplu Caddesi No: 256 Ağva, Istanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Agva This hotel page 204 times visited.
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Room Number : 6
Town :Istanbul Ağva
Comments : 0
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Bayramköprü Mevkii no:6/A İshaklı Köyü Beykoz Istanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Polonezkoy This hotel page 2433 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 53 Rooms
Town :Polonezköy-İstanbul-Turkey
Comments : 0
Saklıköy is settled in 1993 on an area of 70.000 square mete
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Büyükdere Cad. 161, Zincirlikuyu - Levent - İstanbul / Türkiye
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Zincirlikuyu This hotel page 133 times visited.
Style : Boutique Hotel, Spa Hotel
Room Number : 84
Town :Istanbul Zincirlikuyu
Comments : 0
A 5-minute walk from the Levent Subway Station, this hotel o
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Birinci Cad. No: 50 Arnavutköy 34345 İstanbul - Turkey
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Arnavutkoy This hotel page 2922 times visited.
Style : Small hotel
Room Number : 5 rooms
Town :Arnavutkoy-Istanbul-Turkey
Comments : 0
Villa Denise occupies a historic house in the center of
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Cankurtaran Cad. No: 34 Sultanahmet / Istanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Sultanahmet This hotel page 102 times visited.
Style : Historical mansion
Room Number :
Town :Istanbul Sultanahmet
Comments : 0
This 19th century Ottoman-style Turkish Mansion, situated in
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Elbasan Village Ferko fidanlık yolu Çatalca Istanbul - Turkey
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Çatalca This hotel page 2991 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 3 Suites
Town :Catalca-Istanbul-Turkey
Comments : 0
Villa Fe is a lush getaway in the comfort of your own, where
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Halaskargazi Mahallesi, Bahtiyar Sokak No:1 34371 Nişantaşı, İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Nisantasi This hotel page 123 times visited.
Style : Jazz Hotel
Room Number :
Town :Istanbul Nişantaşı
Comments : 0
This hotel offers deluxe rooms with a Jazz theme and flat-sc
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Torun Sokak. No:3 (34400) Sultanahmet / İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Sultanahmet This hotel page 286 times visited.
Style : Small hotel in Sultanahmet
Room Number :
Town :Istanbul Sultanahmet
Comments : 0
Ararat Hotel is an intimate small hotel directly across the
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Kurfalı Köyü, Göksu Nehri Kıyısı / Agva / Istanbul /Turkey
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Agva This hotel page 6138 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 20 rooms
Town :Agva-Istanbul-Turkey
Comments : 3
Meaning a village between two streams in Lat
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Prices From: 150 EUR

Balık Sokak, Beyoğlu, Istanbul Turkey
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Beyoglu This hotel page 1287 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 4 units
Town :Beyoglu-Istanbul-Turkey
Comments : 1
Situated in the hub of Beyoğlu, only ten steps away from the
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Akbıyık Cad. No: 28-30 Sultanahmet, İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Sultanahmet This hotel page 1536 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number :
Town :Sultanahmet-İstanbul-Turkey
Comments : 0
Adventures of hotel owners began with purchasing the carpet
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23 Nisan Caddesi No:26 Büyükada / İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Buyukada This hotel page 682 times visited.
Style : Buyukada Small Hotel
Room Number :
Town :Istanbul Buyukada
Comments : 0
The Prince Hotel is just 30 minutes away from İstanbul.Hotel
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Tomtom Mahallesi Kumbaracı Yokuşu No:66 Beyoğlu / İstanbul

Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Beyoglu This hotel page 84 times visited.
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Room Number : 24
Town :
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Madenler Mah. Çınar Cad. No: 6 34970, Büyükada/Adalar İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Buyukada This hotel page 1617 times visited.
Style : Small hotel
Room Number : 22
Town :Istanbul - Buyukada-Turkey
Comments : 0
Büyükada is the largest of the Princes’ Islands, an es
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Çankaya Cad. No : 3 Büyükada, İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Buyukada This hotel page 482 times visited.
Style : Small hotel, family owned
Room Number :
Town :Istanbul Buyukada
Comments : 1
Situated on Turkey’s car-free Büyükada Island, Gala Ho
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Kuloğlu Mah Sadri Alışık Sokak No:26 Beyoğlu / İstanbul

Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Beyoglu This hotel page 71 times visited.
Style : Charming design
Room Number : 17
Town :Istanbul Beyoglu
Comments : 0
Set in a stylish, early 19th-century building and decorated
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Bağdat Cd. Selim Ragıp Emeç Sk. No.4 Suadiye / Istanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Suadiye This hotel page 22 times visited.
Style : City Hotel
Room Number :
Town :Istanbul Suadiye
Comments : 0
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Seçkin sok No:2 Ulupelit köyü - Şile / İstanbul - Şile Otel
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Sile This hotel page 1857 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
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Town :Sile-İstanbul-Turkey
Comments : 0
Lavanda Hotel is 45 minutes far from Istanbul. It is located
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Nizam mah. Turkoglu sk no 17 Buyukada / Istanbul / Turkey
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Buyukada This hotel page 1907 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 5 rooms
Town :Buyukada-Istanbul-Turkey
Comments : 1
When you get bored of everyday life and urban hustles, you
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Valikonağı Cad. Süleyman Nazif Sok. No:10 Nisantasi / İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Nisantasi This hotel page 2971 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 21 rooms
Town :Nisantasi-İstanbul-Turkey
Comments : 0
Highlighted by art works of world geniuses (Van Gogh, Toulou
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Kurfalı Köyü, Göksu Deresi Kıyısı Ağva / İstanbul / Turkey
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Agva This hotel page 6813 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 12 rooms
Town :Istanbul-Agva-Turkey
Comments : 3
Situated by the Göksu River in Ağva, Tranquilla is the sanct
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İnebolu Sokak, No. 5/A, Kabataş/Setüstü, 34427 Istanbul - Turkey
Marmara Region / İstanbul This hotel page 361 times visited.
Style : Residence - Lodge
Room Number :
Town :Istanbul Kabataş
Comments : 0
Deriş Bosphorus Lodge, located at Kabataş, the heart of İsta
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Orhangazi Cad. No:96 Dragos-Kartal / Istanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / Istanbul-Dragos This hotel page 369 times visited.
Style : Small pension in Dragos
Room Number :
Town :Istanbul Dragos
Comments : 0
Jupiter Suits is peacefully set on the lower slopes Dragos H
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Yakuplu Sapağı, Şile-Ağva, İstanbul, Turkey
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Agva This hotel page 6099 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 14 rooms
Town :Agva
Comments : 4
Located on a riverside spacious garden of 5 acres, the hotel
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Kuloğlu Mahallesi Ayhan Işık Sokak No:30 Beyoğlu / İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Beyoglu This hotel page 101 times visited.
Style :
Room Number : 13
Town :Istanbul Beyoglu
Comments : 0
Set in a 1880s Art Nouveau building, Stories Apart offers lu
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23 nisan cad. no:28 (ido iskelesi karşısı) Buyukada / İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Buyukada This hotel page 1856 times visited.
Style : Small Hotel
Room Number : 15
Town :Buyukada-Istanbul-Turkey
Comments : 0
Every now and then the loud city and work pressure stre
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Postane mah. Manastır Yolu Cad. No:14 Tuzla İstanbul
Marmara Region / İstanbul / İstanbul-Tuzla This hotel page 181 times visited.
Style : family owned
Room Number :
Town :Istanbul Tuzla
Comments : 0
Blanco offers a seafront location in the Asian side of I
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The god and human, nature and art are together in there, they have created such a perfect place that it is valuable to see." Lamartine’s famous poetic line reveals his love for İstanbul, describing the embracing of two continents, with one arm reaching out to Asia and the other to Europe.

Known as Constantinople or Byzantium Istanbul is the biggest Turkish city; it was also the Capital of the Ottoman Empire until 1923. Istanbul is now a huge metropolis connecting cultures, continents, religions and being home to twelve million people. Thanks to its atypical geographic position the city is located in the north-west MARMARA which made it the only city in the world which is on two continents. The western position is in Europe while the eastern portion is in Asia and makes Istanbul an amazing cultural place of meeting.

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