I am happy to see that you have been to Istanbul as well, @PoliMC ! The photos you captured are so beautiful!
I also wanted to visit the Dolmabahçe Palace. However, I was unfortunate to be in Istanbul on the day this palace is closed. I really wish I could be able to visit it one day.
Thank you for sharing these amazing locations and beautiful photos with us. I have been to Istanbul several times, but never got the chance to visit the Topkapi Palace and the Basilica Cistern. If you had to choose each only one spot, which one would it be?
Just like @PoliMC , I love very much the Dolmabahce Palace, such a wonderful piece of architecture where the East meets the West!
I’m sharing with you a photo of the square in from of the Blue Mosque in Istanbul.
@TsekoV such a great post…Chapeau 
I loved seeing this photo, @BorrisS ! All these birds add up to the scenery.
The place that I like the most in Istanbul is the Topkapi Palace. There I love both the gardens and the different collections that you can see there. Here is another photo from there.
It would be great if you could visit there one day!
How many times have you been to Turkey? Which place do you like the most there?
Thank you @TsekoV for your reply
.No,I have never been on hot air baloons.I think I visit it wonderful place somewhere.
The sweets and species are the best in Turkey.
Have a nice day @TsekoV
Hello @TsekoV ,
I’m glad that you liked the photo!
I have been to Turkey several times, mostly in Istanbul and Edirne.
If I have to choose one single place as a favorite one it will be the Dolmabahce Palace.
My question @TsekoV about blue mosque ,may can visit for prayer as you said this is active mosque ?
Hi @TsekoV
Nice list of places.
I miss it there the Grand Bazar.
Istanbul is realy great travel destination.
I was there in 2014 and here is my report:
Regards from Slovakia.
Karol
Hi @KarolT ,
Thank you for sharing your post about Istanbul! The photos are so beautiful and really reflect the colorful diversity of this amazing city. It was very interesting to read about your experience, too.
Was there a place in Istanbul that you liked the most?
@BorrisS I’d say that my favorite spot was the Galata Tower, because I liked the stone structure and the view from the top. 
Hi @DeniGu
I think the Hagia Sophia is my favorite spot in Istanbul. Whole area around is beautiful… 
Regards from Slovakia.
Karol
Nice write up . Hagia Sophia museum is one place I have in my mind to visit. Perhaps this year I will come visit.
@TsekoV @DeniGu — going to Istanbul is on my bucket list to visit the Blue Mosque and to visit the markets.
Did you know @MahabubMunna visited the Blue Mosque after Connect Live 2018? For him it was a once in lifetime chance since he had to change planes before flying back to Dhaka.
Deni, did you know Connect Live 2019 attendee @myparmaksiz lives in Istanbul? Yalcin, what do you think of Tseko & Deni’s “6 Must See Places in Istanbul”? Are there other places you highly recommend?
Cheers,
Karen
I love your post and photos @TsekoV . Istanbul has some significance to me…I have been there many times and especially like visiting the Hagia Sophia Museum, Blue Mosque and the Spice Bazaar.
Hi @TsekoV,
very beautiful post for such a beautiful place, thank your for sharing it.
Istanbul is a very vibrant and nice city with its culture, nice colors, nice street feeling. I’ve been few times there and been visiting as well the Blue Mosque, simply amazing.
Also the Grand Bazar is something very special and unique with all mix of interesting things to see.
Hey, @TsekoV your post is great, thanks for sharing. I’ve visited Istanbul last year, Istanbul is really a very colorful and lively city. I wan to go again and again.
Hi** @TsekoV **
Thanks for sharing the amazing list of miraculous places from Istanbul.
I have not visit Istanbul yet but i saw some beautiful captures of Blue Mosque and some other places.
Your post really encourage me to explore the mesmerising architecture.
I’ll surely share my experience with you after visiting there.
Keep sharing the awesome posts.
Hey @Nyainurjanah ,
Thank you for asking. The mosque is actually open to people who want to pray there. There is specifically dedicated time frame during the date. For more information, you can refer to the praying time of the mosque.
Hermosas piezas de arquitectura @TsekoV !! Con mucha historia!
Gracias por compartir
Hey @Emmik20 ,
Just as a reminder, don’t forget when responding to others make sure to tag them (by writing @ before their names) in a post so they can receive notifications that you are communicating with them.
It is really worth going there, I hope you will like this place!
