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Casa Dell Arte Hotel / Torba / Bodrum
Posted by Hotels for You in Torba on 14 February 2010
As it would be understood from its name, Casa Dell’Arte is a hotel dedicated to art. At Casa Dell’Arte, which brought a totally new vacation concept to Turkey, every stone, every painting, every sculpture is an original piece of art. At this extraordinary Hotel, where the works of well reputed artists are brought together to be lived by those who really understand and appreciate art, you may run into a painting by Hamit Görele, Fikret Mualla or Nuri Ä°yem across your bed in your room or right next to you while you are dining or sunbathing… In this concept which was formed with the purpose to include art into life and to learn Read the rest of this entry »
Casa Dell – Arte Luxury Family Resort – Torba
Posted by Hotels for You in Torba on 14 February 2010
Following the inauguration on 28 June 2008, Casa Dell’Arte Art Village has become the ideal spot of interactive holidays for art enthusiasts and all individuals wishing to experience family-size art. With 37 suits, the Art Village is a follow-up of Casa Dell’Arte Residence, run by professional artists, organizing upscale art workshops for an unparalleled accommodation experience for adults and children as well. An exception offered by the Village is the sale of displayed art works. In other words, guests are free to buy an art piece hung on a wall or showcased in a common area, or rooms. At night, kick back and enjoy live music Read the rest of this entry »
Bodrum – Torba City Guide
Posted by Hotels for You in Torba on 13 February 2010
The Bodrum peninsula, at the centre of Turkey’s Aegean coast, has attracted tourists for some 2,500 years. What those early travellers came to see – the natural beauty attested to by Herodotus and the architectural splendours of the civilisation into which he was born – remain the major attractions of the area today. Some spend their days enthralled by the sea – sailing aboard one of the distinctive broad-hulled gulets, snorkeling round a rocky headland or slicing an athletic crawl through the aquamarine water. Others head inland, exploring the ruins and travelling back in time to rediscover the peace and harmony of a world which, for most of us, has all but disappeared. Read the rest of this entry »
