The relentless dance of the three-armed giants bursting forth from the sunflower fields… This is the silent dance of wind turbines.
2023 is a great time to visit or revisit Istanbul. In the first half of 2023 several new museums and historical locations will be opened to public for the first time.
13th Century (1) 15th Century (1) 16th Century (1) 20th Century (4) 21stCentury (2) Achaemenid Empire (1) Afyonkarahisar (1) Ancient History (3) Archaeology (5) Architecture (6) Art (6) artists (1) Barbaros Hayreddin Pasha (1) Battlefield (2) Beyoglu (1) Biennale (1) Bosphorus (3) Caldiran (1) Canakkale (1) Caravanserai (1) Casa Botter (1) Ceramics Museum (1) Church of St Polyeuktos (1) Cinili Hammam (1) City Walls (2) Cornelius Loos (1) Dolmabahce Palace (2) Dolphins (1) Dumlupinar (1) Fazil Say (1) Food and Drink Recommendations (2) Forbes (2) Galata Tower (1) Gallipoli (1) Gold (1) Golden Horn (1) Grand Bazaar (1) Hagia Sophia (3) Hammam (1) Hasan Ferit Alnar (1) Ilkhanid (1) Instagram (3) Istanbul (12) Istanbul Modern (1) Izmir (1) Kars (1) Kars Archaeology and Ethnography Museum (1) Kocatepe (1) Kutahya (1) Levent Aksut (1) Lost Buildings (1) Maidens Tower (1) Medieval History (2) Mimar Sinan (2) Mimosa (1) Mongolia (1) Monthly Recap (4) Monument (2) Mosques (2) Mozart (1) Museum (5) Museum of Troy (1) Music (22) Mustafa Kemal Ataturk (3) Mythology (1) Nature (2) News (5) Nuri Iyem (1) Ottoman (5) Painting (1) Palace (3) Parks (1) Renato Leotta (1) Roman Empire (2) Ruins of Ani (1) Sehit Sancaktar Monument (1) Seljuk (1) Stockholm National Museum (1) Sultanahmet Mosque (2) Sweden (1) Taksim (1) Talio Havini (1) Tankut Oktem (1) Tekirdag (1) Temporary Exhibition (1) Tombs / Gravestones (2) Topkapi Palace (3) Tourism (4) Travel Tips (4) Troy (1) Turkish History (3) Turkish March (1) Turkiye (18) Universe (1) Van (1) Victoria & Albert Museum (1) Wind Turbines (1) Yasar Marulyali (1) YouTube Video (9) Zafer Monument (1)
Not To Miss Moments 