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Istanbul's Byzantine Hippodrome, where you can see Egyptian Obelisk of Theodosius, Kaiser Wilhelm II fountain, the spiral bronze base of a three-headed serpent sculpture brought from Delphi in Greece (under restoration) and a stone tower

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