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  • I like the blue tiles.
    By yalkov, 08/09/08
    It's a great place.

    Here is more information about it. I like the blue tiles.
    http://www.bigloveturkey.com/pages/blue-mosque-turkey.asp
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  • Breathtaking isnt it?
    By A Yahoo! Contributor, 06/27/08
    I consider myself lucky. Because I work near Sultanahmet Mosque and I walk through the park admiring both Hagia Sophia and Sultanahmet Mosques every day! A Mosque is considered the house of the God (Allah) so of course it is free and everyone can come in. As a muslim I have visited Vatican also and there were similar limitations on the clothes. ...
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  • I would go back
    By mustafaƶ, 12/20/07
    sultanahmet or blue mosque is great building. its very exciting..I would back because i like there...sultanahmet and hagia sofia have great build and amazing history.....
    2 of 2 Yahoo! Users found this review helpful
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  • Wish i had more memory for some more pictures!
    By A Yahoo! Contributor, 11/14/07
    This place has the one of the best architectural and interior design I've ever seen. i surely recommend it if you've visiting turkey, but remember to wear thick socks if you're visiting in the winter!
    1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this review helpful
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  • your gaws will drop
    By CarleyC, 10/20/07
    You may have seen pictures of the place online, but i no way will they do any justice at all. Until you are standing there beneth the great dome, head covered in a scarf as muslim women do, you can not possibly understand the meaning and beauty of this place. It is incredible, truly increible. It almost made me cry, the beauty and what it stood for.
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  • Perfect!
    By A Yahoo! Contributor, 10/15/07
    This is exactly what I imagined it to be! Beautiful in the inside, very impressive outside! A must-see when in Istanbul! Dont forget to wear long trousers/skirts!
    1 of 2 Yahoo! Users found this review helpful
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  • Cheap Imitation
    By Leonard, 08/15/07
    Skip this and see Hagia Sophia instead. The Blue Mosque was a muslim attempt to rival the christian Hagia Sophia. The attempt failed.
    1 of 13 Yahoo! Users found this review helpful
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  • Defines Istanbul
    By A Yahoo! Contributor, 06/06/07
    An excellent beautiful Mosque thats still in use so try to avoid going on Friday cause you wont be able to get in while they are in Prayer. Worth the time to see it, plus its FREE!!!!
    3 of 3 Yahoo! Users found this review helpful
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  • BELIVE ME, IT WAS GREAT
    By A Yahoo! Contributor, 06/04/07
    I JUST WANT TO SAY THAT THE WHOLE TURKEY IS GREAT, NOT JUST ISTANBUL OR BLUE MOSQUE. MAYBE WE SHOULD HEAR MORE ABOUT IT BY A TURKISH MAN, OR BOY/GIRL... I WOULD RECOMEND IT TO ALL, IT IS WORTH YOUR MONEY
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  • amazing
    By harry, 02/11/07
    this is an incredible experience into a magnificent structure of great cultural and artistic importance

    outside...many shops and kiosks that offer great deals on many wonderful textile and food items

    a lot of police present on streets

    many restaurants in local area and public transportation is abundant
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