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Istanbul. Random memories and soul topographies

My Istanbul journey started with no map, no visiting list and no plans at all. Here’s how it turned to be like.

Posted byIoanaFebruary 19, 2020July 11, 2020Posted inCityscapesTags:bookstore, city, cityscape, culture, discover, Galata, Istanbul, Istiklal, lifestyle, mosque, Robinson Crusoe, SALT, travel

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Hi, I am Ioana, and I like to travel while working remotely. Sometimes I travel for short term, sometimes I stop and live in a new city for a while, getting to know new languages and local habits.

Over the years, I have called ‘home’ several cities across Europe including Lisbon, Bilbao, Amsterdam and Milan, until I fell in love in Barcelona, where I am based now. I have a twelve-years background in architecture, practicing it and writing about it, and I like to capture nice stories, patterns and colours around me. And to live by the sea.

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