Friday, 15 April 2016
İSTANBUL - THREE CITIES IN ONE
The visitor to modern İstanbul actually gets to experience three great cities at the same time. There is Byzantium, established by Greek traders on the site of an ancient city and even older prehistoric settlements. Byzantium became the seat of the Roman emperor Constantine, took his name (Constantinople) and became the greatest city in the Empireand the largest and wealthiest city in the world. Surviving the fall of Rome itself, Constantinople eventually fell to the Ottoman Turks and became İstanbul, capital of the Ottoman Empire and then chief city of modern-day republican Turkey, with great historic sights and buildings at almost every turn.
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Thursday, 14 April 2016
BYZANTIUM, CONSTANTINOPLE AND İSTANBUL
The modern city of İstanbul is the sixth largest metropolis in the world. Its beginnings were modest but important settlements dating from the later part of the Stone Age. Recent discoveries have suggested that the area has been inhabited since the 7th millennium BC. Artifacts from the Neolithic period have been discovered on the European side of the city, and nearby remains from the slightly later Copper Age have been found. The remnants of a Phoenician settlement and the Greek city of Chalcedon are also to be seen on the Asian side of the Bosporus. Over the subsequent centuries, many great structures and important monuments were to be erected in these areas as the successor cities became the centers of first Orthodox and then Islamic culture.
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Wednesday, 13 April 2016
Renting a Private Car in Lebanon
Lebanon, commonly recognized as the land of beautiful people, has experienced the toll of brutal war and occupation that adversely affected country’s tourism along with other sector of economy. Notwithstanding, Lebanon is running and going up as a stable economy of gulf and has strong influence on the bordering countries. Located at Mediterranean Basin and Arabian Hinterland, Lebanon encompasses rich culture and history that came from its diverse religions and ethnic groups.
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Tuesday, 12 April 2016
A Review about Taxi service in Lebanon
Lebanon is often called a driving jungle due to the stories attached to its traffic laws. To get stuck in traffic is very common in this city due the growing number of vehicles. Whether, you are familiar to this country or not, you must have guts to tackle the insane traffic jams of the Lebanon. Despite traffic dilemma, Lebanon has much to offer and admire. However, it is better to have peaceful journey towards this country with a taxi in which you will be facilitated by a driver, so nothing to worry in Lebanon if you are travelling by taxi.
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Monday, 11 April 2016
Turku’s incredible River, Cathedral and Airport
Turkuis the city on Finland’s southwest coast situated right at the
Aura Rivermouth. This is an old town, as old as 13th century so this is
the oldest city of Finland. In history in 1809 when the area was taken
over by Russia, the capital of the then Finnish Grand Duchy of Finland
used to be Helsinki. This city has been an important populous city and
regional capital too. That is why the visitors look for historical
traces in museums. This city has also been the capital of Estonia and
also designated as the European Capital of Culture for 2011.
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Monday, 21 March 2016
Perth Airport
Perth airport is the largest airport in Western Australia. It has two runways and two terminals. One out of the two is the domestic terminal while the other is the one that handles international passenger traffic. The two terminals are located 11km apart. While the international terminal is located 17 km away from the city center, the domestic terminal could be reached when you cover 11km.
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Friday, 18 March 2016
Melbourne Airport
Melbourne airport lies 23km away from central Melbourne. It has two runways and four terminals. Terminal 1 is the one that handles international passenger traffic. Melbourne airport is the second out of the busiest airports in Australia.
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