Antique festival in Sirkeci Train Station

Antique festival in Sirkeci Train Station

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Antique festival in Sirkeci Train Station

Istanbul’s historic Sirkeci Train Station will host an antique festival starting on Nov 17. Antique dealers from cities across Turkey will be hosted at the festival, selling centuries-old pieces such as copper objects, telephones, chandeliers, and Ottoman-era manuscripts. The festival will continue for nine days, ending on Nov 27.

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