08:30 You will be picked up from your hotel for a full day tour of Istanbul.

List of the places you will visit:

Pierre Loti Hill Pierre Loti Hill rises above the Golden Horn. Named after the French writer Julien Viaud, or rather his pseudonym, Pierre Loti Hill offers stunning views and a collection of ancient İstanbul architecture that has been lovingly preserved since the 19th century. There is a cable car that leads directly to the top or down the hill.

Ayyup Al Ansari Tomb & Mosque: Abu Ayyub Al-Ansari (Eyüp Sultan) Mosque and Tomb, located in the north of the Golden Horn, just outside the junction of the land walls and the Golden Horn walls, is considered one of the holy places of the Islamic world. The mosque was built by Fatih Sultan Mehmed in 1458. It was built in the name of Al-Ansari Ansari, who was the flag bearer of Muhammad. Ayyub-Al Ansari, one of the first to accept Islam, was martyred during the siege of Istanbul in the 7th century. The tomb of Eyüp-el Ensari was found during the siege of Istanbul by Mehmet the Conqueror. The historical mosque, built where Eyüp-el Ensari was buried, is also the first mosque of the city.

Istanbul Akvarium Istanbul Aquarium is the biggest public aquarium in Istanbul, Turkey. It opened its doors in April 2011 and is an official member of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums, it is located in Florya, Yeşilköy of Istanbul.

Olivium mall istanbul: Airy indoor mall offering Turkish & international brands, plus grocery items & a sizable food court. Olivium Outlet's "Tuesday Market" was launched by breaking new ground in order to offer its visitors much more attractively priced products.

Istanbul Panorama 1453 History Museum: Panorama 1453 History Museum has the title of being the 'world's first fully panoramic museum'. The museum, which is among the most popular places in Istanbul, allows its visitors to relive the conquest of Istanbul.

Yedikule Dungeons Museum Yedikule Fortress Dungeons Museum was built during the Byzantine period. It is an important defense system of Byzantium to control the Istanbul. Yedikule Fortress served as part of the nine walls of Istanbul. It is one of the most important walls used during the siege during the conquest of Istanbul.

Suleymaniye Mosque and city view: Süleymaniye Mosque was built between 1551 and 1558 by the order of the Ottoman sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. Süleymaniye Mosque is one of the most important examples of Classical Ottoman Architecture.

18:00 End of the tour you will be dropped at your hotel.

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08:30 You will be picked up from your hotel for a full day tour of Istanbul.

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Basilica Cistern The Basilica Cistern built by Emperor Justinianus in 532, the Basilica Cistern is also known as the Basilica Cistern because it is located under the Stoa Basilica. Cistern, 140 m long. width 70 m. It is a giant structure covering a rectangular area. This cistern is descended by a stone staircase with 52 steps, each 9 m high. There are 336 columns in height. These columns, erected at intervals of 4.80 meters from each other, form 12 rows, 28 in each row.

Istanbul Archaeology Museums The Museums an institution inherited from the Ottoman Empire by the Republic of Turkey, brings together the first museum studies in our country. Although the traces of the interest in collecting historical artifacts in the Ottoman Empire can be traced since the reign of Mehmet the Conqueror, the institutional emergence of systematic museology coincides with the establishment of the Istanbul Archaeological Museums as the 'Müze-i Hümayun', that is, the Imperial Museum, in 1869. The Imperial Museum, consisting of archaeological artifacts collected until that day in the Hagia Irene Church, forms the basis of the Istanbul Archaeological Museums. Saffet Pasha, the Minister of Education of the period, was closely interested in the museum and made personal efforts to bring works to the museum.

Istanbul Mosaic Museum During the Eastern Roman Empire, "Imperial Palaces" were located in the area extending from Hagia Sophia and the Hippodrome to the coast. During the reign of Emperor Constantine I (306-337), the Palaces Region, bordered by magnificent sea walls, was in the form of a complex consisting of separate but integrated courtyards, throne halls, prayer halls, churches, prayer rooms, gardens, water wells, and thermal springs, built side by side. The Palaces complex, which was destroyed and burned over the centuries, remained underground for many years.

Boukoleon Palace Boukoleon Palace has the characteristics of a Byzantine seaside palace. It is located between the Kumkapı district of Fatih and Cankurtaran. Boucoleon Palace ll. It was built by Theodosius. The palace is also located to the east of Little Hagia Sophia. The palace, one of the oldest ruins of the Historical Peninsula, was destroyed due to plunder during the Latin occupation in 1204. The ruins that have survived to this day are still worth seeing. The Bukoleon Palace, which is currently under renovation, will welcome its visitors as a museum in the future.

Small Hagia Sophia Mosque (Sergius & Bacchus Church) Small Hagia Sophia Mosque formerly known as Sergius and Bacchus Church, was built by Emperor Justinian between 527 and 536. Little Hagia Sophia, which has been standing for 1500 years, has gone through its phases: Sergius and Bacchus Church Being Built; Rumor has it that Justinian and his uncle Justinian, who was mentioned in a conspiracy against Emperor Anastasius, were saved from execution when St. Sergios and St. Bachios, who appeared in the emperor's dream, told Anastasius that they had nothing to do with the assassination. Justinian, who became emperor after his uncle, had a church built in the name of the saints as a sign of his gratitude: Sergius & Bacchus Church Small Hagia Sophia, located between Kadırga and Cankurtaran districts, close to the southern part of the Marmara walls, is not as well-known as the Big Hagia Sophia, but it is older than it. The construction of the church, which started in 527, was damaged during the Nika Revolt (534). The church, whose construction was completed in 536, is one of the oldest places of worship in Istanbul from the Roman period.

Kariye Mosque (Chora Mosque) Kariye Mosque is a church building dedicated to Jesus, forming the center of the Chora Monastery, which was a large building complex during the Eastern Roman Empire. Since it is located outside the walls of Istanbul (Constantinos), the name Khora, which means outside the city, rural area in Greek, was deemed appropriate for the building. Kariye is the Turkish version of this name. Although the exact construction date of the building cannot be estimated, it is known that it was rebuilt in the 6th century by Emperor Justiniaus (527-565) on the site of a ruined chapel outside the city. Since it was close to the Blackhernal Palace during the Kommenos Period, the church was used as a palace chapel in important religious ceremonies.

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ISTANBUL ANATOLIA - ASIAN SIDE HIGHLIGHTS VISIT WITH VIP VAN TOUR

The Anatolian Side of Istanbul is a region full of historical riches, cultural heritage, delicious food, and unique views. In this guide, we will discuss in detail the places to visit on the Anatolian Side of Istanbul. While exploring each region, you will learn about historical buildings, natural beauties, museums, and taste stops.

08:30 You will be picked up from your hotel for a full day tour of Istanbul.

Kadıköy Bazaar, Colorful Market Place of Istanbul: Located in the heart of the Anatolian side of Istanbul, Kadıköy is not only a district but also a city center famous for its historical bazaars, lively markets, and streets. Kadıköy Bazaar beats at the heart of this region and offers visitors an unforgettable shopping and discovery experience. Kadiköy Moda Highlights; Strolling through the Bazaar, Fresh Food Markets, Antique Dealers and Booksellers, Handicrafts and Souvenirs, Coffeehouses and Tea Gardens, Kadıköy Bazaar is a colorful and lively area where history and modern life intertwine. Visiting Kadıköy Bazaar is a great option to feel the energy of Istanbul and discover the warm atmosphere of the Anatolian side.

Moda Street in Kadıköy, Colorful Streets of Istanbul, and Places to Visit in and Around Moda: Istanbul is a city that hosts millions of visitors every season with its historical texture, modern atmosphere, and rich culture. Moda Street, located in the Kadıköy district, is one of the points that best reflects the colorful atmosphere of Istanbul. Here are the places to visit and discover in Moda Street and its surroundings: Kadiköy Moda Highlights; Moda Street: A Journey Full of Shopping and Taste, Moda Beach: Peace with a Sea View, St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church: A Historical Temple, Moda Sea Club: Water Sports and Entertainment, Kadıköy Antiques Bazaar: Nostalgic Discoveries. Moda, this colorful district of Istanbul, is among the favorite places of both locals.

Haydarpaşa Train Station: The Entrance Gate of Historical Istanbul: Haydarpaşa Train Station is one of the symbols of the city, with its red brick walls rising by the sea and its elegant architecture, in one of the historical districts of Istanbul. Here are a few details of this magical place: Highlights of Haida pasha:

Historical Richness, Entrance Gate of Istanbul, Heaven for Photography Lovers, Culture and Art Activities, In the Memory of Istanbul. Haydar paşa Train Station is not just a train station, it is a heritage that reflects the historical richness of Istanbul and a magical gate that greets those who come to the city with a historical welcome.

Üsküdar Bazaar, History and Diversity Intertwined: Üsküdar, one of the mysterious districts of Istanbul, offers a fascinating atmosphere with its historical bazaars and cultural riches. Here are the details of Üsküdar Bazaar worth discovering. Highlights of Üsküdar; Mimar Sinan Bazaar, Yoros Pasha Street, Mihrimah Sultan Mosque Bazaar, Ahmet III Fountain and Bazaar, Fishermen and Markets on the Coast, Aşiyan Countryside Bazaar, Bahariye Street, Around Aziz Mahmut Hüdayi Mosque.

Maiden's Tower, Legendary Temple of Istanbul: A legendary structure that appears on the magnificent view of the Bosphorus when viewed from the opposite shore: Maiden's Tower. This tower, which stands out with its historical and mythological background, has become one of the symbols of Istanbul. Highlights of Maiden's Tower; Legendary Stories, Historical Background, Symbol of Istanbul, Restaurant and Cafe, Events and Organizations, Maritime Traffic Sign.

Mihrimah Sultan Mosque, The Place Where Magnificence and History Meet: Mihrimah Sultan Mosque, one of the magnificent architectural works of the Ottoman Empire, is the pearl of Istanbul with its historical and cultural importance. Highlights of Mihrimah Sultan Mosque; Architectural Magnificence, Mihrimah Sultan, Bosphorus View from Three Sides, Elegant Details, Cultural and Religious Activities, Architectural Details. Mihrimah Sultan Mosque is a magnificent structure waiting for those who want to travel into the depths of history. This mosque offers an unforgettable experience for those who want to discover the historical and cultural riches of Istanbul.

Anatolian Fortress in Beykoz, A Historical Architecture of the Bosphorus: Located among the beauties of the Bosphorus, Anatolian Fortress is a building that stands out with its historical and architectural importance. This fortress, located on the Asian side of the Bosphorus, opposite the Rumeli Fortress, was built within the scope of the Ottoman Empire's defense strategy on the Bosphorus. Highlights of Anatolian Fortress Bosphorus Istanbul; Historical and Strategic Importance, Defense Architecture, Famous Master Builder, Aesthetic Design, Cannon Gate, Restoration Works, Bosphorus View:; Anatolian Fortress is located in a position overlooking the magnificent view of the Bosphorus. Observation from the fort is ideal to fully discover the beauties of the Bosphorus. Anadolu Hisari is an unforgettable visit point for those who want to experience the historical riches of Istanbul and understand the defense strategies of the Ottoman Empire.

Beykoz Grove, Green Paradise of Istanbul: Beykoz Grove, an ideal destination for those who want to explore the natural beauties of Istanbul, stands out with its historical and natural riches. This perfect natural wonder offers a perfect escape for those who want to get away from city life and spend time in a peaceful atmosphere. Highlights of Beykoz Grove; An Escape in the Heart of the Green, Historical Buildings, Pond, and Natural Beauties, Picnic Areas, Proximity to the City, Walking and Jogging Tracks, Events and Concerts. Beykoz Grove, one of the breathtaking green areas of Istanbul, is a perfect destination for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and peace seekers.

Aydos Forest: Green Paradise of Istanbul: Aydos Forest, a natural paradise hidden among the concrete piles of Istanbul, is the perfect destination for those who want to get away from the stress of the city and have a getaway surrounded by nature. Highlights of Aydos Forest; Large Natural Area, Aydos Hill, Walking and Running Tracks, Nature Walks, Picnic Areas, Horse Riding, Natural Life. This green paradise right next to Istanbul is an ideal escape for those who want to get away from the noise of the city and get fresh air.

08:30 You will pick up from your hotel for full day European Coastdise tour.

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Yıldız Palace: Yıldız Palace, the last example of Turkish Ottoman palace architecture, is located on Yıldız Hill in the Beşiktaş district. Sultan Ahmed I had the first pavilion built on this land, which was used as a hunting ground by the sultans since the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent (1520-1566) and was registered in the Treasury. At the end of the 18th century, Sultan III. Selim had Yıldız Pavilion built for his mother, Mihrişah Sultan, and a fountain for his father. Sultan Abdülaziz, who usually lived in the Yıldız Mansion during the summer months, had the Büyük Mabeyn Mansion built and later added the Malta and Çadır Pavilions to the outer garden and the Çit Pavilion to the main part.

Ortaköy Square: Ortaköy is a shining star among the districts of Istanbul that contain historical and cultural riches. Ortaköy, a jewel located on the shores of the Bosphorus, fascinates its visitors with its historical texture and eye-catching view, which fascinates those who see it and is at the top of the list of places to visit in Istanbul for those who have not seen it yet. There are many places to visit in this district located on the shores of the Bosphorus.

Rumeli Fortress: Rumeli Fortress is a castle built in Istanbul in 1452 during the Ottoman Empire. It was built by the Ottoman sultan Mehmet the Conqueror to facilitate the conquest of Istanbul. The castle is located at the narrowest point of the Bosphorus at approximately 660 meters. It is directly opposite the Anatolian Fortress, another Ottoman castle built by Bayezid I in 1394. Anadolu Fortress and Rumeli Fortress were built to prevent military and economic aid to the Byzantine Empire from the north.

Aşiyan Rumeli Lighthouse Aşiyan Rumeli Lighthouse, officially known as Türkeli Lighthouse, is a lighthouse located on the European side of Istanbul, at the northern end of the Bosphorus where it meets the Black Sea. It is 2 nautical miles away from the Anadolu Lighthouse opposite. The line connecting these two lighthouses constitutes the northern border of Istanbul Port. The village where the lighthouse is located is also named with the same name (Rumelifeneri). The lighthouse, which was decided to be built so that French and British ships could see the entrances of the Bosphorus and the Black Sea during the Crimean War, was started to be operated by the French on May 15, 1856, by building a tower section together with the lighthouse on the opposite shore. The 100-year operating privilege given to the French in 1933 was canceled and completely transferred to the Turks..

Sait Halim Pasha MansionSaid Halim Pasha Mansion is a waterside mansion located in the Yeniköy district of Istanbul. The building, also known as "Arslanlı Yalı" because of the two lion statues on its quay, was built in neo-classical style and dates back to the last quarter of the 19th century. In accordance with its style, despite its calmer exterior, it resembles a small Arab palace as heavy arabesque elements are used in its decoration. The building took its name from Said Halim Pasha (1861-1921), the son of Prince Mehmet Abdülhalim Pasha, one of the four sons of Kavalalı Mehmet Ali Pasha. In the plan of the mansion, the harem and the greeting house are considered under the same roof. The harem section in the north and the greeting section in the south are entered through wooden, glass-fronted partitions.

18:00 After the tour you will back to Istanbul and you will be transfered back to your hotel.

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00.00 You will pick up from your hotel and transferred to the airport 4-5 hours before your flight.