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Istanbul Classics Tour

Travel through time and let all the details about the past amaze you!
Start your day with this half day morning tour in the Old city… and we promise you an experience that you have never lived before!

Hagia Sophia
An amazing architectural sample of Byzantium Era that was built in 537! A former Christian church and one of the most precious gem of the World Heritage. In 1453 during the conquest of Istanbul by Fatih Sultan Mehmed, converted into a mosque. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk converted it into a museum in 1935. Hagia Sophia also called as “the eighth wonder of the world”…

Blue Mosque
This imposingly beautiful mosque took its name because of its amazing blue tiled interior! It was built between 1609-1616 for Sultan Ahmet, and it is one of the two mosques in Turkey with six minarets! Besides of being a tourist attraction, it is also an active mosque which closes its door five times a day

Hippodrome of Constantinople
The Hippodrome of Constantinople was a public entertainment space intended for horse and chariot racings while gaining at the same time institutional and political dimensions. Its capacity was estimated to reach 100,000 viewers, while the total length was about 450 meters! Currently an elongated public garden, with many remains of the Hippodrome to remind us its greatness…

Cafer Aga Medresseh
Built in 1560 as a school, designed by Sinan on the orders of Cafer Ağa right next to Hagia Sophia. Nowadays hosts a cultural organisation for teaching and promoting traditional Turkish handicraft! Provides over 12 handicraft courses such as the popular art of marbling, painting, jewelery, porcelain, calligraphy, Ottoman language, ceramic and stained glass

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Old City Tour Istanbul

Istanbul will attract you with its history!

Taking part to this full day Old City Istanbul Tour, we are sure that at the end of the day you will be already making plans for your next visit here…

Hagia Sophia
An amazing architectural sample of Byzantium Era that was built in 537! A former Christian church and one of the most precious gem of the World Heritage. In 1453 during the conquest of Istanbul by Fatih Sultan Mehmed, converted into a mosque. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk converted it into a museum in 1935. Hagia Sophia also called as “the eighth wonder of the world”…

Blue Mosque
This imposingly beautiful mosque took its name because of its amazing blue tiled interior! It was built between 1609-1616 for Sultan Ahmet, and it is one of the two mosques in Turkey with six minarets! Besides of being a tourist attraction, it is also an active mosque which closes its door five times a day

Hippodrome of Constantinople
The Hippodrome of Constantinople was a public entertainment space intended for horse and chariot racings while gaining at the same time institutional and political dimensions. Its capacity was estimated to reach 100,000 viewers, while the total length was about 450 meters! Currently an elongated public garden, with many remains of the Hippodrome to remind us its greatness…

Cafer Aga Medresseh
Built in 1560 as a school, designed by Sinan on the orders of Cafer Ağa right next to Hagia Sophia. Nowadays hosts a cultural organisation for teaching and promoting traditional Turkish handicraft! Provides over 12 handicraft courses such as the popular art of marbling, painting, jewelery, porcelain, calligraphy, Ottoman language, ceramic and stained glass

Topkapi Imperial Palace
A wonderful palace that was the home for the Ottoman Sultans for over 400 years. It is a complex of small colorful buildings where most of the important decisions about the Ottoman Empire were taken! A place that also housed many unbelievable stories and intriguesi mostly between the wifes of the Sultans. Consists of four main courtyards and the Harem. It was converted into a museum in 1924 and declared as a World Heritage by UNESCO in 1985.
(Harem Section is not included in the program because it requires extra time and fees. Inform your guide if you want to spend more time there on your own)

Grand Bazaar
A huge undercovered bazaar and one of the most famous all over the world! It consists from 61 streets, over 4000 small shops, restaurants, traditional Turkish coffee shops, two mosques, four fountains and two hamams. A true labyrinth! You can find beautiful Turkish carpets, glazed tiles and pottery, copper and brassware, apparels made of leather, hand-painted ceramics, embroideries, fresh spices and herbs, glittering jewellery and all sorts of other things

Includes
-Professional guidance (standard group tour in English-please ask for other languages)
-Pick up and drop off to your hotel (Only from Sultanahmet and Taksim area)
-Lunch in a local restaurant (vegetarian options are available)
-Museum fees

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Princes Islands Tour Istanbul

Precious gifts from Istanbul to all of you!

All of the islands are famous for their mild climate, lush vegetation and ornate Ottoman houses. Cars are strictly prohibited, that’s why transportation can only be provided by horse-drawn carriages which are known as phaetons and bikes. But this restriction is that makes the islands even more unique!

Our destination is Buyukada (Pringipos in Greek), which is the largest of the isles. A 1,5 hour journey until you get there, through beautiful landscapes! The moment we arrive on the last island, horse-drawn carriages will be waiting for us at the park so we can start an enjoyable ride through the pine trees and the narrow roads. You can even ask for some spare time to visit Aya Yorgi -a monastery on the top of the hill- which is an impressive place.

Of course you will have free time for wandering around the island. Don’t miss the famous water pipe/hookah, which is the Turkish nargile while drinking a very tasteful Turkish coffee…

Includes
–Professional guidance (standard group tour in English/please ask for other languages)
–Pick up from & drop off to your hotel (Only Sultanahmet and Taksim area)
–Lunch (vegetarian choices are available)
–Horse carriage ride
–Entrance fees

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Private Tour with Guide and Driver in Istanbul

Istanbul is one of the most significant, beautiful and unforgettable cities that someone should visit during their life!

This is why we provide you the opportunity to enjoy a self scheduled day, taking a tour in amazing Istanbul. With our local, sociable and knowledgeable guide, your experience will be memorable!
Just let us know about your interests and preferences so that we can adapt the program to suit you! Don’t waste your precious time in the city searching and wandering around…

Let yourself in the hands of our experienced English speaking staff…Trust our driver who knows every corner of the city!
Some of the attractions we suggest visiting:
-Hagia Sophia
-Blue Mosque
-Topkapi
-Grand Bazaar
-Spice Bazaar
-Domabache Palace
-Basilica Sistern
-Suleimaniye Mosque
-Golder Horn
-Chora Museum
-Galata Tower
-Galata bridge
-Bosphorus Shores by cruise