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[[File:Galata Bridge MIMDOS.png|thumb|right|Galata Bridge in the DOS version.]] | [[File:Galata Bridge MIMDOS.png|thumb|right|Galata Bridge in the DOS version.]] | ||
{{quote|The Galata Bridge is the only span to cross the Golden Horn Harbor. The harbor runs into the Bosporus Strait which separates the European from the Asian sections of Istanbul. The city's strategic location between the continents has made it a major port for centuries. The bridge rests on pontoons and can be opened to allow tall ships to pass. A new, stationary bridge carries trucks and autos, while the old Galata is now for pedestrians. The bridge's lower level is crowded with restaurants, stores, coffee and tobacco shops.|'''Pamphlet'''|Mario is Missing! (PC)}} | {{quote|The Galata Bridge is the only span to cross the Golden Horn Harbor. The harbor runs into the Bosporus Strait which separates the European from the Asian sections of Istanbul. The city's strategic location between the continents has made it a major port for centuries. The bridge rests on pontoons and can be opened to allow tall ships to pass. A new, stationary bridge carries trucks and autos, while the old Galata is now for pedestrians. The bridge's lower level is crowded with restaurants, stores, coffee and tobacco shops.|'''Pamphlet'''|Mario is Missing! (PC)}} | ||
The '''{{wp|Galata Bridge}}''' is a bridge that spans the Golden Horn Harbor. It was built during the reign of Sultan Abdulmejid II. It was made of wood, but it got renewed and restored repeatedly until another bridge was built in 1987. There is a variety of fish restaurants under the bridge.<ref>{{cite|title= | The '''{{wp|Galata Bridge}}''' (Turkish: '''''Galata Köprüsü''''') is a bridge that spans the Golden Horn Harbor. It was built during the reign of Sultan Abdulmejid II. It was made of wood, but it got renewed and restored repeatedly until another bridge was built in 1987. There is a variety of fish restaurants under the bridge.<ref>{{cite|title= | ||
Galata Bridge in Istanbul in details | Galata Bridge in Istanbul in details | ||
|url=https://www.safaraq.com/en/turkey/blog/galata-bridge-istanbul|accessdate=September 5, 2024}}</ref> The Galata Bridge is located in [[Istanbul]], Turkey. | |url=https://www.safaraq.com/en/turkey/blog/galata-bridge-istanbul|accessdate=September 5, 2024}}</ref> The Galata Bridge is located in [[Istanbul]], Turkey. | ||
Revision as of 19:16, September 8, 2024
- “The Galata Bridge is the only span to cross the Golden Horn Harbor. The harbor runs into the Bosporus Strait which separates the European from the Asian sections of Istanbul. The city's strategic location between the continents has made it a major port for centuries. The bridge rests on pontoons and can be opened to allow tall ships to pass. A new, stationary bridge carries trucks and autos, while the old Galata is now for pedestrians. The bridge's lower level is crowded with restaurants, stores, coffee and tobacco shops.”
- —Pamphlet, Mario is Missing! (PC)
The Galata Bridge (Turkish: Galata Köprüsü) is a bridge that spans the Golden Horn Harbor. It was built during the reign of Sultan Abdulmejid II. It was made of wood, but it got renewed and restored repeatedly until another bridge was built in 1987. There is a variety of fish restaurants under the bridge.[1] The Galata Bridge is located in Istanbul, Turkey.
In the PC versions of Mario is Missing!, a Koopa Troopa stole the Turkish Flag from the bridge, forcing the site to close until Luigi returns it.
Questions
Luigi must prove the flag is authentic by answering two of the following questions from the curator:
- It wasn't yesterday when I was born--this bridge spans the Golden:
- gate
- arches
- Horn
- Corn
- The old bridge rests on:
- pontoons
- Galatas
- landfill
- concrete blocks
- The Golden Horn Ferry dock is at the bridge's:
- east end
- top
- west end
- middle
References
- ^ Galata Bridge in Istanbul in details. Retrieved September 5, 2024.
