Ambarli

Aheloy

Safranbolu

Pamukkale

Sigacik

Alacati

Kokkari

Koprivshtitsa

Bucharest

Vourvourou

Bansko

Borovets

Datca

Mykonos Island

Mykonos Town

Ornos

Troulos

Faliraki

Athens

Alanya

Anavyssos

Imerovigli

Fira

Karterados

Topkapi Palace: Skip The Line Ticket + Audio Guide

Basilica Cistern: Skip The Line Ticket

Hagia Sophia: Skip The Line Ticket

Hodjapasha: Whirling Dervishes Live Show + Exhibition

Istanbul: Guided Bosphorus Sightseeing Cruise + Audio Guide

The Blue Mosque: Guided Tour

Galata Tower: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

Dolmabahce Palace: Skip The Line Ticket + Audio Guide

VIALAND Theme Park: Day Pass

Hagia Sophia & Basilica Cistern: Guided Tour

Istanbul: Bosphorus Cruise from Eminönü Ferry Station + Audio Guide

Blue Mosque & Basilica Cistern: Skip The Line Tickets + Tour

Topkapi Palace: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Topkapi Palace, Harem & Hagia Irene Museum: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

Hagia Sophia: Skip The Line Ticket + Audio Guide

Istanbul - Private Tour in Portuguese with a Local Friend. 

Morning Bosphorus Boat Tour - Bus and Boat

Dolmabahce Palace and Two Continents

Tour to Byzantium

Shopping tour in Istanbul

City Tour - Classic Istanbul Afternoon (Skip the Line)

Bursa Green Walk

Gold Combo (Istanbul Classics &amp; Bosphorus Cable Car Cruise)

Sapphire Combo - Bosphorus Cruise and Istanbul Classics

Hagia Sophia + Blue Mosque & Basilica Cistern

Treasures of Istanbul City Tour - Full Day

Platium Combo (Bosphorus Cruise and Ottoman Relics)

Silver Combo - Istanbul Classics, Dolmabahçe Palace and Two Continents

Terme di Fonteverde: Spa Entry Ticket + Wine Tasting

Gallipoli e Anzac

Culinary Tours - Treasures of Kadikoy (Chalcedon)

Culinary Tours - Pear at Night

Troy and Gallipoli (2-Day Group Tour from Istanbul)

Istanbul

View the exhibitions and listen to the audio guide for insights

Skip the queue and step into an architectural wonder

Bypass the ticket line to Istanbul's most awe-inspiring mosque

Watch the amazing dervishes whirling for divine love

Cruise along the Bosphorus and discover Istanbul's rich history

Experience Istanbul's UNESCO-recognized Blue Mosque with a passionate local

Climb the watchtower to discover a blend of Istanbul's skyline and history

Visit a landmark 19th-century palace and discover lavish Ottoman design

Enjoy a day of adrenaline-pumping family fun in Turkey's first theme park

Gain entry to two top attractions in Istanbul with a combo deal

A dreamlike tour between Asia & Europe to see Istanbul’s most beautiful sights

Embark on a timeless adventure to explore the city's top three attractions

Discover sacred relics, a treasury, kitchens, and more with an expert

Tour the Blue Mosque's serene halls and see the treasures of Ottoman sultans

Set off on a 1500-year Byzantine history tour

Explore the city with a Local Friend. Experience an authentic adventure by exploring the city alongside a Local Friend , a local resident who will showcase the destination&#39;s main attractions from a genuine perspective, full of stories. The tour is private and customizable , allowing the itinerary to be adjusted according to your interests, pace, and contracted time for up to 5 people . You can choose the tour duration at the time of booking. 4h, 6h or 8h Flexible and tailor-made itinerary Below are some suggestions for attractions and experiences that can be included in the tour. The selection and time dedicated to each point will be defined in a balanced way, respecting the chosen duration , without the obligation to visit all the listed locations: Walking tour through the historic center of Istanbul (Sultanahmet area) Hagia Sophia (external or internal visit, according to interest) Blue Mosque Topkapi Palace (exterior visit) Roman Hippodrome Grand Bazaar Spice Bazaar (Egyptian Market) Eminönü neighborhood and surroundings Shores of the Bosphorus and panoramic views Tips on gastronomy, shopping and local experiences. Customized planning After booking, your Local Friend will contact you up to 48 hours before the tour to understand your interests and create a personalized itinerary tailored to your booking time and preferences.

From the bus, you&#39;ll see the Golden Horn, the Bosphorus Canal, and a natural harbor on the historic peninsula separating the old and new parts of Istanbul, where the first colonies emerged during the Byzantine Empire. It was home to Byzantine Jews, Italian merchants, and other non-Muslim minorities. Take a historical stroll in Balat, seeing the Metal Church of St. Stephen the Bulgarian, the Or-Ahayim Jewish Hospital, the Fener Orthodox Patriarchate, and the 22-km-long Byzantine City Wall, the strongest fortress of the Middle Ages. Egyptian Bazaar, mystical aromas of various spices. Stalls selling fruit, vegetables, fish, flowers, etc. A private boat trip with Plan Tours along the Bosphorus Canal, which separates the European and Asian continents, offers excellent opportunities to photograph marble palaces, ancient villas with Ottoman architecture, and modern residences and luxurious apartments. Rumeli Fortress, seen from the boat, built by the conqueror to control and protect the Bosphorus. A prime example of military architecture. Notes: Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in our transportation route. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel. This tour ends at Taksim Square. NOTICE; The Bosphorus tour will be carried out with the regular boat if the minimum number of participants is not reached for the private boat. Rumeli Fortress seen from the boat, we will not visit the inside.

Dolmabahçe Palace, the recent residence of the Ottoman sultans built by architects Karabet and Nikogos Balyan, covers 110,000 m² and also served as the main administrative center of the Ottoman Empire. The palace has 285 rooms and 46 halls with extensive collections of European antiquities, furniture, and 4.5-ton chandeliers. Bosphorus Bridge, a unique opportunity to cross between the European and Asian continents in 2 minutes. Çamlica Hill or Yeditepe, one of the highest and most attractive spots in the city, offers panoramic views of Istanbul and the Bosphorus Canal. Notes: Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in our transportation route. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel.

Step back in time! Visit the Byzantine naval port, nicknamed the Golden Horn because of its shape and the way sunlight reflects off the waves. The Patriarchate of Fener, seat of Orthodox Christianity since the declaration by Constantine the Great as the official religion of the Roman Empire. Church of Panagia of Blachernae, the best-known and most celebrated shrine of the Holy Virgin famous for its Hagiasma (holy water) and the Hagion Lousma (holy bath). St. Savior in Chora (Kariye Museum), originally a Byzantine monastery with fantastic mosaics depicting scenes from the Bible and the life and miracles of Jesus. Discover the Anemas Dungeons, part of the Blachernae Palace, a historic structure with unique architecture featuring 14 separate dungeons, each with two towers and basements below sea level with prison cells. Tekfur Palace, built in the 12th century next to the city walls. The only surviving pavilion of the Blachernae Palace. The 5th-century Byzantine City Walls surround the Acropolis of Byzantium, stretching 22 km, with 96 towers and 9 main gates. Notes: Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in our transportation route. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel. We will visit the Anemas Dungeons and the Tekfur Palace externally.

Embark on a bargain-hunting journey and enjoy a small-group tour. Explore the ancient bazaars of a city brimming with local and exported goods. See and buy unique aromas, colorful ceramics, precious handcrafted artifacts, and high-quality Turkish carpets. Istanbul sits along the Bosphorus Strait, a strategic location that has benefited the city for centuries. Sit back and listen as your guide shares stories and legends with you, along with insider tips on how and where to get the best deals. Then, prepare to test your bargaining skills by visiting the Spice Bazaar (Egyptian Bazaar), which has become one of Istanbul&#39;s most popular attractions. Here, you&#39;ll find over 100 stalls offering everything from spices to Turkish delight. Keep your eyes peeled and don&#39;t miss any chance to find an unforgettable souvenir—perhaps even a unique Turkish fabric made from the finest silk and renowned for its softness. Your tour takes you to a family-run workshop that produces beautiful handmade ceramics. Finally, visit the covered Grand Bazaar, where you&#39;ll find everything from jewelry to high-quality carpets, spices, and even clothing. Don&#39;t forget to visit the Verni Art Gallery with the possibility of Ebru, Calligraphy, Ceramics, Carpet Weaving, Miniature, Kat&#39;i workshops at reasonable prices. Notes: Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in the pickup itinerary. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel. Must be able to walk on unpaved or uneven terrain.

Visit the &quot;Sultan Ahmet Center&quot;, the heart of the &quot;Old City&quot; from where the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires were ruled. Hagia Sophia, the Church of Divine Wisdom, one of the greatest architectural wonders, built as a basilica in the 6th century by Emperor Justinian. Blue Mosque, facing Hagia Sophia, famous for its blue Iznik tiles and the only one with 6 minarets, built in the name of Sultan Ahmet. The Hippodrome, the center of sporting events (chariot racing, athletics) and political activities in the old city, features the Serpentine Column, the Obelisk of Theodosius, and the German Fountain of William II. Grand Covered Bazaar, the most attractive shopping center and the largest souk in the world, with approximately 4,000 shops selling antiques, jewelry, gold, carpets, leather goods, and souvenirs. (Artistic demonstration of handmade Turkish carpets upon request.) Notes: Blue Mosque - visited from outside on Friday mornings until 1pm due to midday prayer. Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in the pickup itinerary. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel.

Departure by ferry via YALOVA, enjoying the beautiful views of the countryside. Travel to Bursa, the former Ottoman capital. Visit to the GREEN MOSQUE, the GREEN MAUSELOUM, the old SILICA MARKET in the COVERED BAZAAR. Cable car (teleferique) to the legendary Mount Olympus (Uludag) and a fantastic &#39;you cook, you eat&#39; lunch from your own barbecue. Departure for the second stage of the mountain for leisure, where you can rent an ATV to enjoy the surroundings. A short tea break at an Inkaya plane tree, which has survived for 600 years. In the late afternoon, return to Istanbul and transfer to the hotels. Notes: Advance reservations are required. This tour has a minimum passenger requirement of 6 people. You may book for less, but if the requirement is not met, your tour will be subject to rescheduling. In the unlikely event of cancellation due to failure to meet minimum passenger requirements, a refund will be provided.

Visit the &quot;Sultan Ahmet Center&quot;, the heart of the &quot;Old City&quot; from where the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires were ruled. Hagia Sophia, the Church of Divine Wisdom, one of the greatest architectural wonders, built as a basilica in the 6th century by Emperor Justinian. Blue Mosque, facing Hagia Sophia, famous for its blue Iznik tiles and the only one with 6 minarets, built in the name of Sultan Ahmet. The Hippodrome, the center of sporting events (chariot racing, athletics) and political activities in the old city, features the Serpentine Column, the Obelisk of Theodosius, and the German Fountain of William II. Grand Covered Bazaar, the most attractive shopping center and the largest souk in the world, with approximately 4,000 shops selling antiques, jewelry, gold, carpets, leather goods, and souvenirs. (Artistic demonstration of handmade Turkish carpets upon request) Lunch at a Turkish restaurant. Cruise the Bosphorus on our private boat enjoying the straits of Europe and Asia with the possibility of photographing the unique beauties of the Bosphorus. Rumeli Fortress (from the boat - no interior visit), a historic fortification built by the Conqueror to control and protect the Bosphorus. A unique example of military architecture. The Golden Horn (from the bus), the arm of the Bosphorus and a natural harbor on the historic peninsula separating the old and new parts of Istanbul, where the first colonies were established during the Byzantine era. It is a residential area for Byzantine Jews, Italian merchants, and other non-Muslim minorities. Drive along the vestiges of history in Balat, seeing the Metal Church of St. Stephen the Bulgarian, the Jewish Hospital (Or-Ahayim), the Fener Orthodox Patriarchate, and the 22-km-long Byzantine city walls, the strongest fortification of the Middle Ages. Cable car (teleferique) to Café Pierre Loti. Notes: Blue Mosque - visited from outside on Friday mornings until 1pm because of the noon rush. Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in the pickup itinerary. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel.

The Golden Horn (from the bus), the arm of the Bosphorus and a natural harbor on the historic peninsula separating the old and new parts of Istanbul, where the first colonies were established during the Byzantine era. It is a residential area for Byzantine Jews, Italian merchants, and other non-Muslim minorities. Drive along the vestiges of history in Balat, seeing the Metal Church of St. Stephen the Bulgarian, the Jewish Hospital (Or-Ahayim), the Fener Orthodox Patriarchate, and the 22-km-long Byzantine city walls, the strongest fortification of the Middle Ages. Spice Bazaar (Egyptian Bazaar), mystical scents of various spices. Shops selling fruits, vegetables, fish, flowers, etc. Cruise the Bosphorus on Plan Tours&#39; private boat, along the waterway that separates the two continents, Europe and Asia, with the opportunity to take photographs of marble palaces, ancient wooden villas with Ottoman architecture, as well as modern residences and luxurious apartments. Rumeli Fortress (from the boat - no interior visit), a historic fortification built by the Conqueror to control and protect the Bosphorus. A unique example of military architecture. Lunch at a typical Turkish restaurant Visit the &quot;Sultan Ahmet Center&quot;, the heart of the &quot;Old City&quot; from where the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires were ruled. Hagia Sophia, the Church of Divine Wisdom, one of the greatest architectural wonders, built as a basilica in the 6th century by Emperor Justinian. Blue Mosque, facing Hagia Sophia, famous for its blue Iznik tiles and the only one with 6 minarets, built in the name of Sultan Ahmet. The Hippodrome, the center of sporting events (chariot racing, athletics) and political activities in the old city, features the Serpentine Column, the Obelisk of Theodosius, and the German Fountain of William II. Explore a unique place for art lovers! A family-run artisanal ceramics workshop. Along with Hittite terracotta, Seljuk quartz, and Iznik (Nicea)-Ottoman quartz, this site also boasts numerous examples of Turkish culture. Notes: Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in the pickup itinerary. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel.

Most important sights of the Ottomans&#39; &#39;Magnificent Century&#39;. SULEYMANIYE MOSQUE, the largest imperial mosque, built by order of Süleyman the Magnificent by the Court Architect Sinan. The mosque crowns Istanbul atop a hill overlooking the Golden Horn. Tomb of Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent and his wife Hürrem Sultan (Roxelana), and the Tomb of Master Architect Sinan. MUSEUM OF TURKISH AND ISLAMIC ARTS beautifully displaying examples; illuminated collection of Qurans and Turkish carpets. Lunch at a fine Ottoman cuisine restaurant. ARASTA BAZAAR, built in the 17th century in the heart of Sultanahmet, sells everything from jewelry, carpets, souvenirs, ceramics, and more. GREAT BYZANTINE PALACE, the remains of which are under the present-day Blue Mosque. The MOSAIC MUSEUM is Istanbul&#39;s standout attraction and an underappreciated gem. THE CISTERN, the great underground water reservoir of Constantinople. MILLION STONE, a monument erected in the 4th century AD as the Byzantine zero-mile marker, the starting point for all roads leading to the cities of the Byzantine Empire. Notes: Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in the pickup itinerary. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You must wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel.

The Golden Horn (from the bus), the arm of the Bosphorus and a natural harbor on the historic peninsula separating the old and new parts of Istanbul, where the first colonies were established during the Byzantine era. It is a residential area for Byzantine Jews, Italian merchants, and other non-Muslim minorities. Drive along the vestiges of history in Balat, seeing the Metal Church of St. Stephen the Bulgarian, the Jewish Hospital (Or-Ahayim), the Fener Orthodox Patriarchate, and the 22-km-long Byzantine city walls, the strongest fortification of the Middle Ages. Spice Bazaar (Egyptian Bazaar), mystical scents of various spices. Shops selling fruits, vegetables, fish, flowers, etc. Cruise the Bosphorus on our private boat, along the waterway that separates the two continents, Europe and Asia, with the opportunity to take photos of marble palaces, ancient wooden villas with Ottoman architecture, as well as modern residential buildings and luxurious apartments. Rumeli Fortress (from the boat - no interior visit), a historic fortification built by the Conqueror to control and protect the Bosphorus. A unique example of military architecture. Lunch at a typical Turkish restaurant. Topkapi Palace, the residence of the Ottoman sultans, displays the imperial treasury, sacred Islamic relics of the Prophet Muhammad, a kitchen, Chinese porcelain, weapons, a calligraphy section, and more. Live guide commentary is not permitted in special sections. (The Harem is not included in the program.) Sultan&#39;s Tombs: There are five tombs of Ottoman Sultans in the Hagia Sophia cemetery. The ceramic panels are the most beautiful examples from the 16th century, with purple, red, green, and blue floral motifs. The prince&#39;s robes and a small piece of the Kaaba&#39;s covering are displayed in the sarcophagi. Notes: Topkapi Palace is closed on Tuesdays and part of the afternoon of the tour will change to Tour to Byzantium visiting the Chora Museum and the Fener Patriarchate Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in the pickup itinerary. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel.

Visit the &quot;Sultan Ahmet Center&quot;, the heart of the &quot;Old City&quot; from where the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires were ruled. Hagia Sophia, the Church of Divine Wisdom, one of the greatest architectural wonders, built as a basilica in the 6th century by Emperor Justinian. Blue Mosque, facing Hagia Sophia, famous for its blue Iznik tiles and the only one with 6 minarets, built in the name of Sultan Ahmet. The Hippodrome, the center of sporting events (chariot racing, athletics) and political activities in the old city, features the Serpentine Column, the Obelisk of Theodosius, and the German Fountain of William II. Grand Covered Bazaar, the most attractive shopping center and the largest souk in the world, with approximately 4,000 shops selling antiques, jewelry, gold, carpets, leather goods, and souvenirs. (Artistic demonstration of handmade Turkish carpets upon request) Lunch at a Turkish restaurant. Dolmabahçe Palace, the recent residence of the Ottoman sultans, was built by two Ottoman architects, Karabet and Nikogos Balyan, on an area of ​​110,000 m2 and served as the main administrative center of the Ottoman Empire. Famous for its large collection of European antiques, furniture, and 4.5-ton chandeliers, the palace boasts 285 rooms and 46 halls. Bosphorus Bridge, a unique opportunity to pass from one continent (Europe) to another (Asia) in 2 minutes. Çamlica Hill, famous for its widest panoramic view of Istanbul, from the Sea of ​​Marmara to the Black Sea, offers the opportunity to see the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn from one of the best vantage points of the city&#39;s highest and most attractive places. Notes: Dolmabahçe Palace is closed on Mondays and is replaced by Eyup Sultan Mosque, Café Pierre Loti and Miniaturk. Blue Mosque - visited from outside on Friday mornings until 1pm because of the noon rush. Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in the pickup itinerary. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel.

Early morning, around 6:30 a.m., departure and travel to Çanakkale for the afternoon tour of Gallipoli. Visit the Dardanelles and lunch in Eceabat. After lunch, visit Gallipoli, famous battlefield, Anzac Cove, War Cemeteries (Beach Cemetery, Quinn&#39;s Post, The Nek) and the Anzac Memorials (Lone Pine - Australian Memorial, Conk Bayiri - New Zealand Memorial, Hellespont - English Memorial) of the naval battle (18 March 1915) during the First World War. Itinerary: 6:00 AM - 6:45 AM Pick-up from city center hotels 06:45 Departure for a long day trip to Gallipoli. 08:30 Breakfast stop 09:00 Continuation to Gallipoli. 12:00 Arrival in Eceabat and lunch overlooking the Dardanelles 12:45 After lunch, departure for an afternoon tour of Gallipoli The objective of the landing forces during the Gallipoli Campaign was, after having captured the high ground of the Peninsula, to approach the Straits from the rear and gain control of the castles and batteries on both banks of the Dardanelles. We begin our tour at the Straits, the narrowest point of the Dardanelles. After a quick visit to experience the essence of the Straits, we continue our tour to visit the landing beaches. During the tour you will visit and hear about: Karahisar Division Road Fort Camburnu The Tomb of Captain Unknown Balkan Wars Memorial Agadere Martyrs&#39; Cemetery Degirmen Burnu Tabyasi Anzac Cove &#39;Stop Wayfarer&#39; (Memorial on the hillside behind the village of Kilitbahir - Dur Yolcu) Kilitbahir Fort Namazgah Fort Hamidiye Fort Mecidiye Fort Mecidiye Martyrs&#39; Cemetery Cabo Seyit Kilya Base Maltepe Kabatepeanzac Cove Brighton Beach (intended landing beach) Chatham Post Bolton Hill Clark Valley Victoria Gully Branco Ravine Beach Cemetery (John Simpson&#39;s grave) Ariburnu Cemetery ANZAC Commemorative Site Respect for the Mehmetcik Memorial Lone Pine Memorial Johnston&#39;s Jolly (Turkish and ANZAC trenches and tunnels) Courtney and Steele Post Cemetery Quinn&#39;s Post Turkish 57th Infantry Regiment Memorial Turkish Sergeant Mehmet Memorial The Nek Walker&#39;s Ridge Cemetery Baby 700 Battleship Hill and location of Mustafa Kemal&#39;s headquarters Chunuk Bair Memorial New Zealand 6:00 PM Tour will end and depart to Istanbul for 4-5 hours drive 11:00 pm Drop off at hotels in Istanbul and end of our services. Notes: Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in the pickup itinerary. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel.

Meet in front of the famous Gulluoglu Baklava shop in Karakoy, one of Istanbul&#39;s oldest neighborhoods. Traditional breakfast among the variety of authentic restaurants. Ferry to Kadikoy, ancient Chalcedon, where the Ecumenical Council met (451 AD) to put an end to ecclesiastical chaos. This will not only be a gastronomic tour, but also a tour of the Asian side of the city to discover the local culture. Visit various shops in Kadikoy. Visit the Fish Market and discover new flavors of Turkish cuisine. Enjoy typical delicatessen, muhallebi, or baklava. Main course at the famous Çiya Restaurant with special flavors. Gossip of the day in a typical Turkish coffee shop. Ferry to Karaköy. I hope to see you on another tour… Notes:

Meet in front of the Starbucks near The Marmara Hotel in Taksim Square. The first tasting is a Wet Burger. Visit Hacibekir Sweet Shop, confectioner since 1777, to taste the best Lokum (Turkish Delight) and the colorful &#39;Bonbon Turc&#39;. Experiment with different sidewalk styles by strolling along Flower Passage and Nevizade Street. Explore the hidden back streets of Pera, the cultural heart of Istanbul. Tasting kebap wraps at Dürümzade, made famous by Anthony Bourdain. Hazzapoulo Pass to Turkish Coffee and watch the &#39;coffee fortune telling&#39;. Visit a typical Meyhane (Turkish tavern) to enjoy Turkish Meze and Turkish Raki. Notes:

Troy, famous for the legendary Trojan Horse from the times of the Beautiful Helen, the Queen of Sparta and Paris, the Prince of Troy. Visit Gallipoli and Troy, two Turkish historical sites, on a 2-day tour from Istanbul with accommodation in a 4-star hotel in central Çanakkale included! After traveling to the Gallipoli Peninsula with an experienced guide, visit the battlefields of World War I and learn about the events and aftermath of April 25, 1915. Notes: Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in the pickup itinerary. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You must wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel.

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