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Ayasofya Konaklari (previously named Ayasofya Pansiyonlari) consists of a row of houses situated on Sogukcesme Street (which is completely the hotel itself) between the City's greatest imperial monuments, the Hagia Sophia and the Topkapi Palace. The area also encompasses open-air garden and terrace cafes, and an expansive garden that surrounds a wonderful orangerie where breakfast is served to all of the hotel guests.
Ayasofya Konaklari - Map -
at the right spot
“If there was a single country in the world, Istanbul would be its capital.”
ReplyDeletesaid Napoleon Bonaparte. This is the first sentence of February edition of Conde Nast Traveler Cover Story in Spain.
Famous travel magazine, prepared 27 pages for Istanbul story at its latest issue which is now on shelves of bookstores.
“Prince between Sultans” is the first title of the Istanbul story that promotes Istanbul’s stunning architecture with 14 pages from Çırağan Palace to Covered Bazaar, from Hagia Sophia to Galata Tower, and from Topkapi Palace to Dolmabahçe.
The Istanbul story continues with 12-pages “Post cards from Bosphorus” that presents Where to Stay, Where to Eat and Drink. Beside the Must Do before Return section, Conde Nast Traveler advices to stay at Ceylan InterContinental, Ayasofya Konaklari, Four Seasons Istanbul, Çırağan Palace Kempinski and Hamdi, Hacı Baba, Istanbul Balık, Angel Blue for Istanbul dining experience. Supper Club, 360, Çiçek Passage, and Reina are presented as places to visit at nights.
With an organization of Pasion Turca, photos and cover story will promote Istanbul in Spain and Latin American countries.
from: http://www.vip.com.tr/index.en.php?p=593