Our school trip to İstanbul was really wonderful. 
Our friends and teachers were all together.
We had a great time. We visited Dolmabahçe Palace.
The Palace at Dolmabahçe was completed in 1856
It is the third largest Ottoman Palace in İstanbul.
Dolmabahçe is located near Bosphorus.
Here is the room where ATATÜRK died. In the
palace there was a chandelier weighting 6 tons.
That was magnificent and remarkable.
After we visited Dolmabahçe Palace, we went to Turkuazo.
Turkuazoo is in the Forum İstanbul Shopping Center. Turkuazoo is built an area of 8000 square meters. It opened 22nd of October.
80 meters underwater acrylic tunnel was interesting. It's called "Dream Tunnel". There are 2000 species and 10 000 kinds of fish.
Magic Ice museum is the first Ice museum in Turkey. Original one is Lotofen in Norway. The works belong "the Vikings" were impressive . we sip and drink from glasses madae of ice. The exhibition,bar,glasses,table are all made of crystal clear ice. There are 34 ice skulps which are produced for 70 ton ice.
Our school trip to İstanbul was really wonderful. 
Our friends and teachers were all together.
We had a great time. We visited Dolmabahçe Palace.
The Palace at Dolmabahçe was completed in 1856
It is the third largest Ottoman Palace in İstanbul.
Dolmabahçe is located near Bosphorus.
Here is the room where ATATÜRK died. In the
palace there was a chandelier weighting 6 tons.
That was magnificent and remarkable.
80 meters underwater acrylic tunnel was interesting. It's called "Dream Tunnel". There are 2000 species and 10 000 kinds of fish.
Magic Ice museum is the first Ice museum in Turkey. Original one is Lotofen in Norway. The works belong "the Vikings" were impressive . we sip and drink from glasses madae of ice. The exhibition,bar,glasses,table are all made of crystal clear ice. There are 34 ice skulps which are produced for 70 ton ice.
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I remember visiting Dolmabahçe Palace when I came to Istambul long time ago. The place is extraordinarily beautiful. Glad you're back. We've been away for a week in London and it's been really nice to find your posts when coming back.
The photos are very impressionant. I would like travet to Stanbul to see this place.
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