Istanbul

Asia (half day sightseeing)

Private sightseeing

We begin by driving across the first Bosphorus Bridge and head for the of Marmara and the Princes’ Islands. From her e a short brings us to the Palace of Beylerbeyi on the shore of the Bosphorus. Perhaps the most elegant of the late Ottoman palaces, Beylerbeyi boasts six sumptuously furnished reception halls.

Bosphorus Cruise (half day sightseeing)

We begin with a brief visit to the 17 th century Spice Bazaar one of Istanbul’s most colorful and bustling attractions.
Next, we take an unforgettable cruise along the Bosphorus, the majestýc strait that runs through Istanbul, linking Europe and Asia.

Bosphorus Cruise + Asia (full day sightseeing)

This tour combines 2 half day sightseeing's : Asia and the Bosphorus cruise

We begin with a brief visit to the 17 th century Spice Bazaar one of Istanbul’s most colorful and bustling attractions.
Next, we take an unforgettable cruise along the Bosphorus, the majestýc strait that runs through Istanbul, linking Europe and Asia.

Delicious Istanbul – Spice Market, Private Cooking Class and More (full day sightseeing)

Private sightseeing

Turkish Culinary, Wine & Cultural Tour is a perfect option for discerning travelers who wish to experience the best of local cuisine & wine, but do not dispose of much time.
While you visit Istanbul on a cruise, our tour will allow you to make the most of your time.
You’ll be amazed of how much you can see, learn and enjoy in just a few hours!
We will organize a perfect gourmand experience just for you.

Istanbul by Night

We visit an exclusive nightclub where we will enjoy authentic Turkish cuisine, including the delicious array of appetizers known as meze.
The Turks are justly proud of their food.
They are equally proud of their traditional music, and after dinner folk musicians from different regions of Anatolia will perform for us.

Ottoman Splendours (half day sightseeing)

Private sightseeing

We begin our morning** tour at Topkapý Palace, which, from the 15th to the 19th century, was the principle residence of the Ottoman Sultans. We will visit the fabolous Imperial Treasury and the Baghdad Kiosk.
Topkapý Palace is now a museum and has unrivalled collections of jewelry, including the Spoonmaker’s Diamond, the 3rd largest in the world, Ottoman court costumes and ceramics, notably one of the world’s finest collection of early Chinese ceramics, much of it gifts from other rulers.

The Imperial Tour (half day sightseeing)

Private sightseeing

We begin our tour of the Sultanahmet district, the heart of old Istanbul, at Saint Sophia *.
Built by Emperor Justinian in the 6th century AD, this church is one of the marvels of world architecture. Its massive dome dominates the skyline of old Istanbul. It is famed for its mosaics, including glittering portraits of emperors and empresses.
Next we visit the Blue Mosque, which owes its name to the exquisite tiles adorning its interior. Dating from the 17th century, it is the only imperial mosque with six minarets.

The Imperial Tour and Ottoman Splendours (full day sightseeing)

Private sightseeing

This tour combines The imperial tour with the Ottoman Splendours tour .
We begin our morning** tour at Topkapý Palace, which, from the 15th to the 19th century, was the principle residence of the Ottoman Sultans. We will visit the fabolous Imperial Treasury and the Baghdad Kiosk.

The Princes' Islands (full day sightseeing)

Private sightseeing

If you feel the need to escape from the bustle of Istanbul for a day, nothing could be easier.
You simply join us aboard a ferry bound for the charming Princes’ Islands.
Our destination is Büyükada, the largest of the island chain, but we will pass by four other islands on the way.
All are famous for their mild climates, lush vegetation and ornate Ottoman houses, and on all of them cars are banned.

Walking in Old Istanbul & Pera (half day sightseeing)

Private sightseeing

Visit Rustem Pasha Mosque (famous for its Iznik tiles) and Spice Bazaar, followed by a walking tour over the Galata Bridge on the Golden Horn, we’ll take the shortest subway in the world ‘Tunel’,built by the French contractor Eugene Henri Gavand.
We reach Istiklal street and take a walk on ‘Grand rue de Pera’. Currently called Istiklal Street, Grand Rue de Pera runs from Galata to Taksim Square.