Start your day with one of Türkiye’s most beloved culinary traditions. Turkish breakfast is famous for its rich variety, vibrant presentation, and leisurely style, offering a delicious and social way to ease into the day. A true local experience that perfectly reflects the country’s culture and love for good food.

Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of the Blue Mosque, one of Istanbul's most iconic landmarks and a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture. Officially known as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, this majestic structure takes its name from the striking blue tiles that adorn its interior, creating a mesmerizing visual spectacle. Step inside to marvel at the expansive prayer hall adorned with intricate hand-painted tiles, delicate stained glass windows, and elaborately designed calligraphy. As shafts of sunlight filter through the windows, the interior comes alive with a warm, ethereal glow, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and serenity. Whether you're admiring its exterior from the bustling streets of Istanbul or exploring its sacred interior, the Blue Mosque is a testament to the city's rich cultural heritage and a must-visit destination for travelers from around the world.

Embark on a journey through time at the Roman Hippodrome, an ancient chariot racing arena that once stood as the heart of Constantinople, the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire. Step onto the grounds where chariots thundered and crowds roared in excitement during grand sporting events and public gatherings. Today, the Hippodrome is a captivating open-air museum adorned with historic monuments that bear witness to its illustrious past. Marvel at the majestic Obelisk of Theodosius, an ancient Egyptian monument brought to Constantinople by Emperor Theodosius I in the 4th century AD. Admire the ornate Serpent Column, a bronze column adorned with serpent heads, and the elegant German Fountain, a gift from Kaiser Wilhelm II to Sultan Abdulhamid II in the late 19th century. With its rich history and magnificent landmarks, the Byzantine Hippodrome offers visitors a glimpse into the grandeur of Istanbul's imperial past.

Hagia Sophia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a marvel of Byzantine architecture and a symbol of Istanbul's rich history. Originally built as a Christian cathedral in the 6th century, it later became a mosque and now serves as a museum, showcasing stunning mosaics, intricate calligraphy, and awe-inspiring domes. Dive into centuries of culture, religion, and artistry as you explore this iconic landmark.

Discover the mesmerizing Basilica Cistern, an ancient underground reservoir that transports you back in time to the heart of Byzantine Istanbul. Built in the 6th century during the reign of Emperor Justinian I, this remarkable architectural marvel is an enduring testament to the ingenuity of the Byzantine engineers. Descend into its dimly lit depths and explore the vast forest of marble columns rising from the still waters, creating an otherworldly atmosphere that has captivated visitors for centuries. Admire the intricately carved Medusa heads and listen to the echoes of history as you stroll along the raised walkways. A visit to the Basilica Cistern is a must for anyone seeking to uncover the hidden treasures of Istanbul's rich past.

The Spice Market, also known as the Egyptian Bazaar, is one of Istanbul’s most vibrant and aromatic marketplaces. A historic hub of trade since the Ottoman era, it is filled with colorful displays of spices, teas, sweets, and local delicacies that reflect the city’s rich culinary heritage. Stroll through its lively corridors and immerse yourself in a sensory experience of enticing scents and flavors, while discovering the traditions and daily life of Istanbul through one of its most iconic markets. Immerse yourself in the vibrant sights, sounds, and scents of this iconic marketplace as you wander through its bustling alleys and discover the rich tapestry of Turkish craftsmanship and tradition.

Enjoy a relaxing ferry ride across the Bosphorus, taking in panoramic views of Istanbul’s skyline as you travel between two continents. This short yet memorable journey offers a glimpse into the city’s daily life and sets the tone for the more local, authentic atmosphere awaiting you on the Asian side.

Dive into Istanbul’s vibrant street food scene while exploring a lively residential neighborhood on the Asian side. This is where locals live, eat, and socialize—off the tourist trail. Enjoy a variety of authentic flavors as you soak in the genuine atmosphere and everyday rhythm of the city.

The tour concludes at the ferry terminal on the Asian side, where your guide will assist you before departure. Please note that timing may vary slightly depending on the flow of the day. Return ferry tickets are included. Guests returning to the European side can use our transport cards for the ferry, while those who prefer to stay and explore Kadıköy are free to continue at their own pace.