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Feb 1, 2011Istanbul: Bosporus Blend
In the days when travelers entered great port cities by sea, Istanbul, straddling the Bosporus Strait at the edge of two continents, must have presented an enchanting prospect. It still does, with elegant domed buildings flanked by slender minarets spilling over the city’s hills, and stately Ottoman palaces shouldering down to the water’s edge, framing the fabled harbor, the Golden Horn.
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Budapest: Fair Trade
The great River Danube has the power to divide and to unite. Both of these forces have defined Budapest, capital of Hungary. Until the 19th century, the city did not exist as a single entity, but rather as a cluster of three distinct towns: Buda and Obuda on the hilly west bank of the river, and Pest on the relatively flat east bank. They merged under the current name in 1873, and are linked now by numerous bridges and an efficient subway system.