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Inflatable tank
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Roasted chestnuts
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They put corn on everything there
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Boat planter
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Hiking up the hill to the castle!
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View from our hotel's roof
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Sign in the bathroom
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Menu, from Wikipedia
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The columns holding up the cistern were from old Roman ruins
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Awesome sign
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Somehow this rabbit can tell your fortune
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They built a huge cistern under the city and then forgot about it for hundreds of years
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Medusa head at the base of a column in the cistern
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Very frustrated cat
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They couldn't have told us the castle was closed...
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Creepy cistern lighting
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We spent many nights at an adorable cafe at the base of the Galata Tower
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Eating lunch in a little Asian fishing village
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Delirious from jetlag
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Suleyman cemetery
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This guy has a creepy statue in his yard, for some reason
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Stay out!
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Fruit display from a juice vendor
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The restaurants all did crazy things as our boat pulled in to try to get us to eat there
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We're on a boat!
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Matt, playing tour guide
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When Constantine was about to storm the city, he built this castle in 80 days
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The boat docked in this one village famous for their yogurt
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Taksim Square was absolutely packed every night with people (mostly locals) hanging out and cruising each other
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Heaps and heaps of spices!
