"Zadar ain't so zad" Billnpat's photos about Zadar, Croatia

A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Zadar, Croatia by TravelPod blogger Billnpat titled "Zadar ain't so zad!". TravelPod is a company of TripAdvisor™. Billnpat's travel blog entry: "September 11 Well, the weather has turned to the good again, and made for a delightful day in Zadar. The bike trail from the campground was almost completely along the waterfront, with clear blue sea, and views of the old town, the ferries and the yacht harbours along the way. The old town was on a small peninsula, once an island, and was entered through a wall and renaissance era gate which is always a sign of a special town. It was fairly crowded with tourists and towns folks, especially given that it was a Saturday. We stumbled across a vintage motorcycle display in a museum annex right on the main square, to Bill's delight, and then spent a couple of hours touring the sights, which included some dramatic Roman ruins, a couple of Byzantine churches, and some more modern waterfront quays. One highlight was St. Donats;, which is a famour circular Byzantine structure of the town. It was built and rebuilt various times over the centuries, originally pre-Roman pagan worship site, then Roman, but the basic structure was Byzantine, form about the 5th C AD. It incorporated some Roman remains into its foundations, with a column or tow as part of its structure. It is often used for concerts due to its fine acoustics, and indeed, we were lucky to get in, as it was being fitted up for ...

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"Hippodrome Blue Mosque Topkapi Palace Grand Bazar" Kupdegra's photos about Istanbul, Turkey

A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Istanbul, Turkey by TravelPod blogger Kupdegra titled "Hippodrome Blue Mosque Topkapi Palace Grand Bazar" Kupdegra's travel blog entry: "October 27 Istanbul Sometimes I rank right up there in the stupid category. Sleeping just didn't work that well for me, so at 5:00am, I did a quick shower and decided to put on my walking shoes and take a look around our section of town. I was kicking myself for not bringing my camera. Beautiful buildings and public areas wanted to be photographed. Joggers waived, I waived back. Then the sun started climbing and of course, since I don't wear a watch, had no idea of the time, but my stomach was saying "feed me." I tried to retrace my route, but couldn't remember where I was, except I was on the lower elevation, and should be on higher elevation. Finally, I met a few men running, and told them that I was the dumb American who lost her way. They asked were I was staying. I told them Pera. They gave me the "you're dumber than dumb look." Pera? They asked. Yep, I replied. Pera, it's on the hillside. Then they looked at each other, and I do know that look. It's the "how did she get into our country" look. Another man stopped to help us. He had the same look when I told him Pera. Finally a very nice old man crossed the street to see what the confusion with the American Tourist was. The others explained my predicament in Turkish. Their heads turning to look at me occasionally. I gave the old ...

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