TP Gas Station is our meeting point for the boat tour. It is near the most frequently preferred doc point for boats sailing from the European side to the Bosphorus. Although it is one of the most lively areas of the city, easy to reach by many public transportation options. You can travel from Taksim by funicular and from the historical peninsula by tram without being affected by heavy traffic.

Ortaköy Mosque, which strengthens the silhouette of the city with its ornate architecture right by the sea, is a part of the Bosphorus as if it was built into the sea.

The first of the 3 bridges connecting two continents; The Bosphorus Bridge adorns the Bosphorus like a diamond necklace. Dinner Menu: Cold Appetizers Cheese Haydari Kisir (Bulgur Salad with Pomegranate Sauce) Potato salad Fava (Mashed Broad Beans) Spicy tomato paste Eggplant salad Turkish Feta Cheese Sliced Tomato and Cucumber Rice stuffed grape leaves Carrot tarator Hot Starters Pacanga pastry with vegetables Seasonal salad with sauce Main course Option 1- Grilled meatballs and grilled chicken cutlet Served with mashed potatoes and bulgur pilaf with vegetables Option 2- Grilled sea bream or salmon fillet served with special sauce arugula salad served with lemon and onion Dessert Ottoman semolina halva decorated with seasonal fruits and chocolate sauce.

See the beauties between two continents - Europe and Asia! Discover the epic beauty of the Bosphorus from the best watchpoint, which is by the sea.

Many different towers have been built at the same spot since the times before Christ. Discover the impressive silhouette of the Maiden's Tower, one of the most important symbols of the Bosphorus, visible from every point.

Beylerbeyi Palace has been the summer residence of the Ottoman Sultans since the 1800s. It is one of the best examples of east-west synthesis with its Renaissance and baroque style architecture. The palace, built with the meticulousness of an artist, is one of the most important structures of the Bosphorus. The fortress, built in ninety days and spread over an area of 30 decares, has been protecting Istanbul for more than 500 years.

Kuleli Military High School, which was built as a military barracks by Sultan Mahmud II in the early 1800s, reached its present gigantic structure with the sections and towers added later. This giant historical structure, which can be seen from many points of the Bosphorus, was also used as a hospital from time to time. Today it is a military school where Turkish officers are trained.

The fortress, built in ninety days and spread over an area of 30 decares, has been protecting Istanbul for more than 500 years.