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Galata Bridge

Galata Bridge

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Search complete. 5 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Galata Bridge".

Oct 30, 2026

Rick StevesHOST
0:53
Istanbul, its largest city, straddles the Bosphorus Strait, part of the cities in Europe and part in Asia.
Rick StevesHOST
1:00
The Golden Horn Inlet, long a strategic harbor, is crossed by the Galata Bridge, which connects the bustling new town and the old town, which fills the peninsula conveniently protected by a mighty wall.
Rick StevesHOST
1:12
Here, we'll find the venerable sites of the sultans, the ancient Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and the fabled Topkapi Palace.
Rick StevesHOST
1:21
While today the city is a vast megapolis of over 15 million people sprawling along both sides of the Bosphorus, its oldest citizens actually remember when it had only a million people.
Frank KaneHOST
0:12
Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the Gulf Intelligence Daily Energy Markets podcast.
Frank KaneHOST
0:18
I'm Frank Kane, standing in for Sean Evers, who's probably still casting his fishing rod off the Galata Bridge in Istanbul, as he was yesterday.
Frank KaneHOST
0:29
It's the 27th of October, 2026.
Frank KaneHOST
0:31
Brent crude is down for a second day, though it seems to me when I last looked at the rate of decline has slowed.
Lynette CalkinsNARRATOR
71:42
Only a few days were spent in Turkey's capital, but Gertrude was up every morning at sunrise visiting and revisiting all the familiar scenes.
Lynette CalkinsNARRATOR
71:51
She would remain for hours on the Galata Bridge in Constantinople, never weary of watching the people who wandered to and fro, feeling herself one of them.
Lynette CalkinsNARRATOR
72:01
The disdainful walk of the camels as the stately caravans came in from Tabriz fascinated her.
Lynette CalkinsNARRATOR
72:09
The sweet milkless tea, the strong coffee, the rich greasy food, which for many years was to be practically her only diet, were all new to her.
Lale Surmen AranGUEST
9:39
That we call the fishwich sandwiches.
Lale Surmen AranGUEST
9:41
Along the Golden Horn, around the Galata Bridge, there are a number of both seafood restaurants... simple, down-to-earth, or boats bouncing in the water.
Lale Surmen AranGUEST
9:51
They grill the fish right away.
Lale Surmen AranGUEST
9:53
It's very basic.
David ByleGUEST
14:29
So, I mean, for example, there's a lawyer who, a Turkish lawyer, who watched what I was doing.
David ByleGUEST
14:34
I was preaching on the Galata Bridge, this famous bridge in downtown Istanbul.
David ByleGUEST
14:38
There's a crowd of people listening, and there's some young punks at the end who sort of say, we know the Bible's been changed, and they started doing this.
David ByleGUEST
14:45
And before I could even answer, I mean, that's par for the course when we go out in the streets and do this, but...

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