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  • Feras Barazi
    Mudanya, Turkey66 contributions
    Review of: Derekoy Kilisesi
    very old place
    Dere koyu verry nice place to watch and have photo with wonderful view at all direction, you need just to have space in your phone memory card
    Written February 11, 2020
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  • Gokhan Taşdeviren
    Sakarya Province, Turkey170 contributions
    Review of: Tas Mektep
    Taş Mektep-"Stone School"
    It is builded between 1904-1909 by Metropolitan Bishop Chrisisostomos. He became Izmir (Smyrna) Metropolitan after Tirilye. It is a neo-classic style building.
    There is a graving on stone "M. MYPIDHS APXITEKTWN 1909" means the architect was M.Mypids.
    The building restored in 2017 and the street is still underconstruction (2019 August)
    Must see...
    Written September 9, 2019
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  • Carol A S
    Marietta, GA4,202 contributions
    Review of: Mudanya Yunus Aniti
    Statue of leaping dolphins greets visitors arriving on the Budo ferry
    This dynamic statue of three leaping dolphins is in a tiny roundabout at the intersection of Halitpasa Cd. and Istasyon Cd. It is at the south end of the pier where the Budo ferryboats to/from Istanbul dock (a.k.a. the Budo Medanya Seaport). The dolphins are realistically portrayed, about life-sized, and seem to be joyfully leaping from the waves. It is a fitting greeting to the port town of Mudanya on the southern shore of the Sea of Marmara. Mudanya is about two hours by ferry from Istanbul, with several ferry departures daily. There are several restaurants nearby, as well as the Mudanya taxi stand, ATM machines, and shops. The Budo ferry carpark (a.k.a. Budo Otopark) is about 75m to the northwest. The statue can be viewed at any time, with no entry fee.
    Written November 5, 2019
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