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i2i New York goes to Istanbul

By Keren Pascual | December 30, 2001 - 12:00am

Istanbul, formerly Constantinople in Ancient Byzantium, is the largest city and seaport in Turkey. Located on a hilly triangular peninsula at the entrance of the Black Sea, it lies on either side of the Bosphorous...

Travel and Tourism

i2i New York goes to Istanbul

By Keren Pascual | December 23, 2001 - 12:00am

Istanbul, formerly Constantinople in Ancient Byzantium, is the largest city and seaport in Turkey. Located on a hilly triangular peninsula at the entrance of the Black Sea, it lies on either side of the Bosphorous...

Travel and Tourism