[13.08.2008] We visited this museum after Mini A turk. Nothing impressive inside - old cars in perfect condition. I think there were few carriage etc. There was a hall with telephones and faxes and other tele- machines. May be I dont give a justice to this museum because Mini-a-turk was really impressive. Actually from all the museum most we liked sitting in the coffee inside enjoying the view to the sea. There is a car park, so you can go by car as we did.

[15.01.2008] It is one of the best places to watch Istanbul. I took hundred of pictures as the view looks like as a post card. Especially in sunny days you can challenge your camera and take incredible pictures as Istanbul is plainly seen till very deep inside the town. It is just like on a map. Our group was brought by bus to that place so I don't know how easy or hard is to get there, but cause Koc family lives near, I guess its very easy. There is a coffee shop and restaurant on the top so you can have some tea and enjoy the view with hours. I recommend to try the bread they sell there. I couldn't [di più]

[05.01.2008] The hotels style is for business people and older tourist. but the location is superb for young people who like parties and night life. I would classify the hotel with 3 stars.

[05.01.2008] This hotel is one of the most luxury and popular in Istanbul, not only because its wonderful view. But there was terorist problem with kidnapping of guests few years ago.

[05.01.2008] If you don mind the longer way to the main Istanbul attractions this hotel is perfect for you. It is absolutely newly renovated in modern style and facilities. It is good for business trop. The food is also ok and you dont need to go out and search for restaurant especially if you are very tired from sightseeings all the day.

[04.01.2008] Till now coudn't find better hotel to stay on better price in Istanbul's historical center. The location, the rooms and the staff are just superb! I highly recommend it to anybody who wants visit Istanbul and don't want to spoil his incredible vacation there, risking with unknown but cheaper hotels.

[11.06.2007] That place makes you feel the history and the tradition of all cultures and nations have lived in Constantinople. The goods you can find there are so uncountable: from Gold and clothes to Orient herbals and leather. The so polite sellers invite you to visit their shops, offer red tea which is served from teens running everywhere on streets with full glasses. The bargain is absolutely necessary not only because you can reach price 50% and more from the primary, but as a seller have told me, they dont feel satisfaction from the deal without a good, passionate bargain followed by handshake. A [di più]

[06.06.2007] Is like to go to Rome and not see the Pop! What else I can add to the previous review. The guests take off their shoes when enter Turkish home. Camii, which means mosque, is a house of Allah (which in Arabic means God). As you can guess, you need to take off your shoes to enter Blue Camii. Do you wonder how it smells inside? Yeah, but the beauty is so rich that you forget that in the first minute you enter. Friends told me a story which was even in newspapers, one of the famous world billionaires visited the Camii and after took his shoes all photographers, reporters and TVs captured the b [di più]

[06.06.2007] I and my family have read many travel guides to prepare our 3 weeks trip around Turkey, but this mini park made us decide about the final trace we are going to take. Thanks to friends in Istanbul and their advice we visited the park and saw all of the Turkish sights in all their exotic and brilliance in one place. No need to say how much the children liked it, must be wonderful feeling to be for a while like Gulliver if you usually are Lilliputian (its my children's conclusion hehe). And they could meet and "talk" with turkish children, which was so interesting and good lesson for us, if only [di più]