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Day 1 – Arrive in Istanbul
Welcome to Istanbul! Where the continents meet.
Meet at Istanbul Airport: Once you arrive at Istanbul Airport or Sabiha Gokcen Airport, after the luggage claim, you will be greeted by a Package Tour Turkey Representative at the meeting area.
Transfer to the hotel: You will be taken to your hotel, and after check-in, you will have time for leisure, and the rest of the day is yours.
Overnight stay in Istanbul.
Day 2 – Istanbul Old City Tour
After breakfast, your pick-up will be scheduled for 8:30 am from the hotel to start the Private Istanbul Old City tour. Our professional tour guide will be introducing the ancient sights of Istanbul.
Today you will explore the following highlights of Istanbul.
Hippodrome: An ancient Roman and Ottoman square where the chariot races were held. Within the square is some Roman remains, Egyptian Obelisk, Serpent Column, and Constantine Columns.
The Blue Mosque: An Ottoman Imperial mosque built by Sultan Ahmet I in 1609-1616 CE, famous for the blue Ottoman tiles.
Hagia Sophia: Once the largest cathedral of Christianity when it was built in 532-537 CE by the Roman Emperor Justinian; later converted into a mosque by the Ottomans.
Topkapi Palace: The Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II built the palace after the conquest of Constantinople. Topkapi Palace was the home of the royal family and the headquarters for the Ottoman Empireās administrative center.
Grand Bazaar (Covered Market): The largest and the oldest functioning shopping center in the world. The Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II built the Grand Bazaar in the 15th century. The market consists of 5,000 stores, 66 streets, 24 gates, and much more eye-pleasing architecture.
Within the bazaar are many Turkish handicraft stores such as rugs, carpets, kilims, and beautiful Turkish tiles. Upon your request, our guide will be more than happy to help you find your masterpiece of Turkish art.
After the Istanbul Old City sightseeing tour, you will be driven back to the hotel. Overnight stay in Istanbul.
Note: Breakfast at the hotel and lunch at a local restaurant is included
Day 3 – Bosphorus Cruise, Two Continents Tour
After breakfast, your pick-up will be scheduled for 8:30 am from the hotel to start the Bosphorus tour. Our professional tour guide will be introducing you to the Bosphorus.
Today you will explore the following highlights of the Bosphorus:
Spice Market ( Egyptian Bazaar): The Ottomans built the market in the 17th century. Unlike the Grand Bazaar, the Spice market is much smaller but full of beautiful fragrances of mixed spices, herbs, and traditional sweets. It consists of around 100 stores, 2 streets, and 5 gates.
Bosphorus Cruise: The channel divides Istanbul into two continents and stretches about 32 km between the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmara. Along the Bosphorus, there are many settlements to see, such as great Palaces, hotels, yali (private houses), etc.
While you are on the boat, you will see the highlights of the Bosphorus including the DolmabahƧe Palace, Ortakƶy Mosque, ĆıraÄan Palace, Bosphorus Bridge, Rumeli Fortress, KĆ¼Ć§Ć¼ksu Palace, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge ( the second bridge on the Bosphorus), Maidenās Tower to name a few.
Beylerbeyi Palace: After the sultans westernized the Ottoman Empire, they built some Palaceās modern-western architectural styles. The Beylerbeyi Palace is one of them, located on the Asian side by the Bosphorus. The garden is full of statues, and the rooms with handcrafted art will take you back in time to the 19th century.
Ćamlıca Hill: The highest hill of Istanbul, situated on the Asian side. The walking path with 360 panoramic views will let you take the best pictures of Istanbul and the Bosphorus.
After the Bosphorus sightseeing tour, drive back to the hotel. Overnight in Istanbul.
Note: Breakfast at the hotel and lunch at a local restaurant is included
Day 4 – Princesā Island Tour
After breakfast, your pick-up will be scheduled for 8:30 am from the hotel to start the Princesā Island tour. Our professional tour guide will be introducing you to Princesā Island.
Today you will explore the following highlights of Princesā Island.
The biggest island of Istanbul amongst 4 others. The Princeās Island is called āBĆ¼yĆ¼kada,ā officially āthe Grand Islandā in Turkish. The history dates back to the 6th Century, and first, it was named āPrinkipos,ā which means āprince.ā
The Princeās island has many historical buildings, including Churches and Mosques, besides the island has lots of seafood restaurants and beaches to relax and admire the view. To begin, we take the boat, and after a 1-hour journey, we reach Princeās Island.
Itās not allowed to drive cars, motorbikes, or any other vehicles except ambulances or police cars, so we will be using phaetons or bikes to explore the Island. After this, weāll have delicious seafood that comes from the Sea of Marmara and thereafter shall be free to walk around and do some shopping if need be.
After this free time, weāll take the boat back to Istanbul, where our driver will be waiting to drive you back to your hotel. Overnight in Istanbul.
Note: Breakfast at the hotel, Lunch at a local Seafood restaurant.
Day 5 – Transfer to Airport
Breakfast at the hotel, Pick up from the hotel, and transfer to the airport for an International flight.
After completing the amazing 5 Days Turkey Tour Package, Package Tour Turkey wishes all guests a very healthy and wonderful life aheadā¦
5 Days Turkey Tour Package Details
Departure & Return Location
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Istanbul Airport & Sabiha Gokcen Airport ā Can be supplied depending on your International flight details.
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Price Include
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Entrance fees, mentioned in the itinerary
Professional tour guide at tours
Air-conditioned vehicle for tours and transfers
Accommodation is as below:
Istanbul: Albatros Hagia Sophia Hotel or a similar hotel
4 Breakfast at the hotel
3 Lunch at the tour
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Price Exclude
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Gratuities to guide and driver
Personal expenses
Visa & International flight tickets
Reservation Request Form
Istanbul is a busy city that spans two continents. It is a mix of different cultures, histories, and buildings. The city’s rich history and colorful past have left a lasting mark on its scenery. This makes it the perfect place for tourists who want to immerse themselves in a different culture.
Getting a guided tour of Istanbul can be the best way to see this interesting city and make sure you don’t miss any of its secret gems. In this piece, we’ll talk about the different kinds of guided tours you can take in Istanbul, the best places to visit, and how to choose the best tour package for your needs.
There are many reasons why guided tours are better than exploring a place on your own. They give you expert advice, which can save you time and effort when you’re in a place you don’t know well. They also give you important information about the history, culture, and customs of the area. Also, organized tours often include visits to places that would be hard or expensive to get to on your own.
Group tours are a popular way for tourists to meet people with similar interests and share their own stories. Most of the time, these trips have a set schedule and include transportation, entrance fees to attractions, and a knowledgeable guide who can answer questions and tell you more about the area.
Private tours give you a more personalized experience because you can change the schedule to fit your needs and hobbies. Most of the time, these trips come with a private guide and transportation, so you can see Istanbul at your own pace.
Customized tours are perfect for tourists who want to have the most unique trip possible. These tours are made based on what you like and what you want, so you can make a unique plan that includes the sights and activities that are most important to you.
The Hagia Sophia, one of Istanbul’s most famous sites, has been around for more than 1,500 years. This architectural wonder was once a church, then a mosque, and is now a museum. It shows off the city’s rich cultural past and is a must-see for any tourist.
The beautiful Blue Mosque, which got its name from the intricate blue Iznik tiles that cover it, is another example of the religious and artistic history of Istanbul. This active mosque is open to tourists when prayers aren’t going on. It shows some of the Islamic history and culture of the city.
Once the home of Ottoman sultans, the Topkapi Palace is now a fascinating museum with a large collection of artifacts, such as treasures, weapons, and clothes. Visitors can get a sense of the wealth and power of the Ottoman Empire by walking through its grand gardens and fancy rooms.
The Grand Bazaar is a must-see for anyone visiting Istanbul. It is one of the oldest and biggest covered markets in the world. With more than 4,000 shops selling everything from spices to carpets, it’s a great place to buy gifts and see how a traditional Turkish market works.
An old underground water storage facility, the Basilica Cistern is a mysterious and interesting place to visit in Istanbul. The 336 marble columns that support the softly lit cavern provide a fascinating glimpse into the city’s Roman past.
The Galata Tower, which dates back to the Middle Ages and has amazing views of Istanbul, is another must-see. History buffs and people who like to take pictures like to go to the tower because of its interesting past and beautiful view.
Even though Istanbul is open all year, the best times to go are in the spring and fall, when the weather is nice and there are fewer people. These times of the year also have the best weather for taking guided trips and going to the city’s many outdoor attractions.
When picking a tour package, think about how much you can spend and compare what’s included in each one. Some packages may include food, transportation, and entrance fees, while others may only include a guide and schedule.
Think about how long the tour is and how much freedom it gives you. Some travelers may want a full-day tour that visits all the major sites, while others may want a shorter, half-day trip that focuses on certain sites or experiences.
Choose a tour package that comes with guides who are skilled and have a lot of experience. Expert guides can make your time in Istanbul more enjoyable by telling you interesting things about the city’s history, culture, and sites.
A guided tour package is a great way to learn about the history, culture, and design of Istanbul. There are different kinds of tours, such as group, private, and custom tours, so every traveler can find something that fits their interests and tastes.
You can choose the best tour package for your trip to Istanbul by thinking about things like your money, the length of the trip, expert guides, and customer reviews.
