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| looking down Istiklal Avenue formerly known as Grande Rue de Pera |
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| where crowds endlessly stroll |
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| and the nostalgic tram runs along |
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| in the historic Beyoglu district |
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| you’ll find it useful if your feet are tired while walking Beyoglu’s main shopping and dining avenue |
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| lovely facades |
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| St. Anthony of Padua run by Italian priests |
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| wrought iron laced balconies |
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| twelve in a row |
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| side streets |
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| the avenue was a popular spot for Ottoman intellectuals |
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| also becoming a center for European foreigners and the local Italian and French Levantines |
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| chit-chatting on Istiklal |
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| Taksim Square |
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| a favourite location for public events |
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| graffiti |
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| and street food |






















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