Guests gather in front of the Tourism Information Office. From this meeting point, they will learn about Meydan Park, the vibrant heart of modern Trabzon, the historic Old Municipal Building located beside the park, and Boztepe Hill, rising to the east and renowned for its panoramic views of the city and the Black Sea. This introduction provides both historical and geographical context, offering the perfect starting point for exploring Trabzon's rich cultural heritage. Our guests will be able to learn about the city's history, cultural life and attractions that make the city livelier. Following detailed information about Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Türkiye, and his historical significance, the guide points out the old municipal building and the tourism office before starting the walking tour. Together with our guests, the guide passes through Meydan Park and continues to Uzun Sokak, the city’s most lively and busiest pedestrian street.

Walking through Uzun Sokak, the city's busiest pedestrian street, our guests reach the historic Kostaki Mansion, where they have the chance to discover one of the most elegant and well-preserved residences from Trabzon's Greek heritage.Now used as the Trabzon Museum, the mansion is introduced to our guests by our guide, who provides detailed information about its history and significance. A short photo break will also be given to take photos there. (We will not enter the museum.)

Our guests continue uphill from the Kostaki Mansion and reach Tanjant Road, where they hear the story behind this avenue—named after the mathematical term "tangent"—from our local guide. They then proceed to the Çarşı District, home to the historic Fatih Bath and traditional Trabzon houses, before visiting Santa Ana Church, the oldest Orthodox church in Trabzon, where they learn about the history and architectural significance of this magnificent landmark.(We will enter in and have a quick look.)

Our local guide leads our guests down to Mumhaneönü Street and to the historic Tabakhane Bridge, named after the leather tanning workshops that once operated in the area. They then learn about the Old Governor's Mansion, which is now used by the Governor's Office to host distinguished guests, before arriving in Ortahisar, Trabzon's historic old town. Here, they visit the birthplace of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, also known as Süleyman the Magnificent, and enjoy a 15-minute break in its garden for tea and traditional Turkish coffee. After hearing about his father, Sultan Selim I (Yavuz Sultan Selim), in front of his statue, they continue their journey towards Atapark.

Accompanied by their tour guide, our guests cross the historic Zağnos Pasha Bridge, named after the prominent Ottoman statesman Zağnos Pasha. From here, they have the opportunity to admire Trabzon Castle and its ancient fortification walls stretching along the hillside, the historic houses of Ortahisar, the water channels dating back to the Pontic period, and the scenic Zağnos Valley.

Our guests pass by the ancient castle walls, which once served as the fortress dungeons and now house the city's public library. Along the way, they have the opportunity to see the imperial tughra (royal monogram) of Sultan Mehmed II, the Ottoman ruler who conquered Trabzon.

Accompanied by their tour guide, our guests cross the street to visit the famous Gülbahar Hatun Mosque and its mausoleum, located within Atapark. (Admission is free.) Our guests may have a quick look inside ,however women need to cover their head and shoulders if they want to enter in.)They learn about the history of this remarkable monument before discovering the traditional serender, a distinctive raised granary of the Black Sea region, and how it was used. Afterwards, they continue their journey towards the Castle Gate.

Walking alongside the ancient castle walls towards the Pazarkapı district, our guests visit the famous Women's Market, a lively marketplace that reflects the vibrant daily life of the city. From there, they continue to the Moloz neighborhood for lunch, where they can choose from a variety of local culinary experiences recommended by their tour guide and enjoy the authentic flavors of Trabzon's rich gastronomic heritage.

From the Moloz Fish Market, our guests make their way uphill to Kemeraltı, Trabzon's historic old bazaar district. Here, they explore the traditional marketplace and visit several important landmarks, including the historic arch dating back to the 16th century, the 17th-century Paşa Hammam, and the Çarşı Mosque. They then continue to the Bedesten, a covered marketplace that once served as the city's historic commercial center.

From the Moloz Fish Market, our guests make their way uphill to Kemeraltı, Trabzon's historic old bazaar district. Here, they explore the traditional marketplace and visit several important landmarks, including the historic arch dating back to the 16th century, the 17th-century Paşa Hammam, and the Çarşı Mosque. They then continue to the Bedesten, a covered marketplace that once served as the city's historic commercial center. As our guests make their way up Bakırcılar Slope, they can also browse the historic bazaars for a variety of traditional local souvenirs and regional products.

Accompanied by their tour guide, our guests make their way to Maraş Street, where the tour concludes in front of the Trabzon City Museum.(We will not enter the museum.)