This city's Taksim Square was the site of a 1977 massacre of socialists on Labor Day, and its Galatasaray soccer team was once associated with socialist causes.
This city's Taksim Square was the site of a 1977 massacre of socialists on Labor Day, and its Galatasaray soccer team was once associated with socialist causes. This city's Dolmabahce [dol-ma-bah-je] Palace imitated Versailles because its earlier palace wasn't massive enough. European expatriates in this town once clustered along Istiklal Street in Pera, a district now known as Beyoglu [bay-oh-lu], which is located north of the Golden Horn. This city is home to the masterpiece of Mimar Sinan, the Suleiman Mosque, as well as the Blue Mosque and the Topkapi Palace. For 10 points, name this city that spans the Bosporus.
This city's Taksim Square was the site of a 1977 massacre of socialists on Labor Day, and its Galatasaray soccer team was once associated with socialist causes.
{Istanbul}