Located on the eastern coast of the Sea of Marmara, the city of Yalova is one of northwestern Türkiye’s most relaxing getaway destinations. With its lush nature, healing hot springs, and historical charm, Yalova perfectly combines culture and wellness.

Once a favored retreat of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Türkiye, Yalova still preserves the elegance of an earlier era.

Atatürk Mansion

Located in the city center, this charming wooden mansion was used by Atatürk during his visits to Yalova. Surrounded by peaceful gardens, it now serves as a museum that reflects the founder’s personal taste and moments of his private life.

Termal Hot Springs

The Termal district is world-famous for its natural hot springs, whose name comes from the Greek word meaning “warm.” These thermal waters have been used for healing since Roman times and are still among Türkiye’s most popular spa destinations. Visitors can enjoy natural baths, wellness centers, and the surrounding pine forests that make Termal a haven of relaxation.

Karaca Arboretum

On the road to Termal lies the Karaca Arboretum, a botanical paradise home to more than 7,000 plant species. It’s a perfect stop for nature enthusiasts, photographers, or anyone who wants to enjoy a tranquil walk among colorful flowers and exotic trees.

Blending natural beauty, history, and tranquility, Yalova is an ideal short escape from İstanbul — a city where you can unwind, recharge, and explore the soothing side of Marmara’s nature.

Included:

• Comfortable, private, air-conditioned vehicle for hotel transfers and transportation during the tour.

Optional Services:

• Licensed private tour guide for a more personalized experience
• Lunch at a local restaurant during the tour
• Entrance fees to museums and historical sites

Notes:

• Meals, drinks and personal expenses are not included.
• Tour itineraries may vary depending on museum opening days, weather conditions, or other operational factors. All changes, if necessary, will be made to ensure the best possible experience for our guests.

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Escape the city for a day and discover the natural beauty of Sapanca Lake and Mount Kartepe, two of the most beloved getaway destinations near İstanbul. Located in the Sakarya province of the Marmara Region, this route combines serene lakeside views, mountain air, and adventure in nature.

Sapanca Lake

A true corner of paradise, Sapanca Lake is surrounded by lush forests and picturesque hillsides. Known for its calm waters and tranquil scenery, the lake offers a peaceful escape in every season — vibrant green in summer and beautifully snow-covered in winter. With a history dating back to 1200 BC, Sapanca stands as one of Türkiye’s most charming natural retreats.

Maşukiye Village & Waterfalls

Nestled at the foot of Kartepe Mountain, Maşukiye is a small village famous for its scenic waterfalls, natural streams, and cozy local restaurants. Enjoy a relaxing walk through its leafy trails, taste fresh trout by the riverside, or simply listen to the soothing sounds of nature.

ATV Safari & Nature Adventure

For those who love excitement, an ATV safari tour in the forests of Maşukiye is an unforgettable experience. Ride through green valleys and muddy trails surrounded by pine trees, breathing in the crisp mountain air.

Mount Kartepe

Rising above Sapanca, Mount Kartepe is a year-round attraction. In summer, it’s perfect for hiking and nature photography; in winter, it turns into a snowy wonderland and one of Türkiye’s most popular ski resorts. Reaching the summit rewards visitors with panoramic views of Sapanca Lake and the Gulf of İzmit.

A wonderful mix of nature, adventure, and relaxation — this full-day trip offers the perfect break from Istanbul’s fast pace and a glimpse into the natural beauty of northwestern Türkiye.

Included:

• Comfortable, private, air-conditioned vehicle for hotel transfers and transportation during the tour
• Entrance tickets for museums and sites marked (*) in the itinerary
• Licensed private tour guide for a more personalized experience

Optional Services:

• Lunch at a local restaurant during the tour

Notes:

• Meals, drinks and personal expenses are not included.
• Tour itineraries may vary depending on museum opening days, weather conditions, or other operational factors. All changes, if necessary, will be made to ensure the best possible experience for our guests.

Please contact us for more information.

Located in the northwestern part of Türkiye, near the borders with Greece and Bulgaria, Edirne is a city of domes, bridges, and imperial glory. Once the third capital of the Ottoman Empire before Istanbul, Edirne reflects centuries of cultural, architectural, and historical richness — a true open-air museum of Ottoman heritage.

Highlights:

• Selimiye Mosque
• Eski Mosque (Old Mosque)
• Burmalı Mosque (Serpent Mosque)
• Edirne Palace (New Imperial Palace)
• Bayezid II Külliye Health Museum
• Arasta Bazaar & Ali Paşa Bazaar
• Meriç and Tundzha Bridges
• Historic Caravansaries

Edirne City

Known in antiquity as Adrianople, Edirne became the Ottoman capital in 1369 after its conquest by Sultan Murad I and remained so for nearly a century until 1453. With its grand mosques, bridges, and palaces, Edirne showcases the height of Ottoman architecture and urban design.

Selimiye Mosque

Built in 1575 by order of Sultan Selim II and designed by Mimar Sinan, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is considered one of the greatest masterpieces of Islamic architecture. Its minarets — at 70.9 meters — are the highest in Türkiye, and its magnificent dome surpasses even that of Hagia Sophia. Inside, visitors admire exquisite marble craftsmanship, İznik tiles, and delicate calligraphy.

Eski Mosque (Old Mosque)

Constructed in the early 15th century, Eski Mosque is one of the oldest surviving Ottoman mosques in Edirne. Its thick columns, low domes, and large Arabic inscriptions on the interior walls make it a remarkable example of early Ottoman religious architecture.

Burmalı Mosque (Serpent Mosque)

Named after its spiral minaret, Burmalı Mosque is another architectural gem, showcasing a mix of Seljuk and early Ottoman styles with its intricate stone carvings and unique design.

Edirne Palace (New Imperial Palace)

Built during the reign of Murad II, the Edirne Palace once served as the residence of Ottoman sultans before the capital moved to Istanbul. Situated in the Sarayiçi quarter, it features remnants of royal halls, gardens, and baths — offering a glimpse into the splendor of the early Ottoman court.

Bayezid II Külliye Health Museum

Part of Trakya University, this complex was built by Sultan Bayezid II and functioned as a hospital and medical school. It’s now a fascinating museum that displays Ottoman-era medical instruments and methods, reflecting a humane and advanced understanding of mental health treatment.

Bazaars and Caravansaries

Edirne’s traditional bazaars — Arasta Bazaar, Bedesten, and Ali Paşa Bazaar — are filled with local crafts, spices, and souvenirs. The city also features elegant 16th-century caravansaries like Rüstem Pasha and Ekmekçioğlu Ahmet Pasha, which once welcomed travelers and merchants from all over the empire.

Historic Bridges

The Meriç and Tundzha rivers flow gracefully around Edirne, crossed by a series of Ottoman stone bridges that stand as symbols of the city’s enduring engineering and beauty — perfect spots for scenic photographs, especially at sunset.

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Escape the busy rhythm of Istanbul and enjoy a peaceful day surrounded by nature in Bolu and Abant Lake. Renowned for its culinary heritage, serene lakes, and lush green landscapes, this tour offers a perfect blend of culture, relaxation, and natural beauty in the Western Black Sea region.

Highlights:

• Bolu City Center
• Abant Lake National Park

Bolu

Located in the Western Black Sea region of Türkiye, Bolu is famous for its breathtaking natural scenery and rich culinary heritage. During the Ottoman era, most of the palace chefs were selected from Bolu, giving the city a proud reputation as the “Home of Ottoman Cuisine.” Today, visitors enjoy its mountain air, historic architecture, and proximity to the Kartalkaya Ski Resort and charming villages like Mudurnu and Göynük.

Abant Lake

Nestled within a national park surrounded by pine forests, Abant Lake is one of Türkiye’s most beautiful and tranquil destinations. The calm waters, walking paths, and scenic mountain backdrop make it an ideal spot for photography and outdoor relaxation. Visitors can take a horse-drawn carriage ride, walk around the lake, or simply unwind at a lakeside café while enjoying the fresh air and stunning views.

Included:

• Comfortable, private, air-conditioned vehicle for hotel transfers and transportation during the tour.

Optional Services:

• Licensed private tour guide for a more personalized experience
• Lunch at a local restaurant during the tour
• Entrance fees to museums and historical sites

Notes:

• Meals, drinks and personal expenses are not included.
• Tour itineraries may vary depending on museum opening days, weather conditions, or other operational factors. All changes, if necessary, will be made to ensure the best possible experience for our guests.

Please contact us for more information.

Experience the rich heritage, nature, and flavors of Bursa, the first capital of the Ottoman Empire. Known for its green landscapes, silk production, and mountain air, Bursa perfectly combines history, spirituality, and traditional architecture with the beauty of Mount Uludağ and authentic Ottoman villages.

Highlights:

• Bursa City Center
• The Grand Mosque of Bursa (Ulu Cami)
• Green Mosque & Green Tomb (Yeşil Camii ve Türbe)
• Cable car & Mount Uludağ
• Inkaya Old Tree
• Cumalıkızık Ottoman Village

Bursa City

Located about 20 km inland from the Sea of Marmara, Bursa was the first major city captured by the Ottomans in 1326 and served as their capital until 1365. Today, it is the fourth largest city in Türkiye, famous for its peaches, chestnuts, and traditional silk products.

The Grand Mosque of Bursa (Ulu Cami)

Commissioned by Sultan Bayezid I, this magnificent mosque was completed in 1399. With its 20 domes and two minarets, it is a masterpiece of early Ottoman architecture and a spiritual symbol of the city.

Green Mosque & Green Tomb (Yeşil Camii ve Türbe)

Built during the reign of Sultan Mehmet I, the Green Mosque and its adjoining Green Tomb represent the finest examples of early Ottoman artistry. Adorned with exquisite green and turquoise İznik tiles, calligraphy, and marble ornamentation, they are among Bursa’s most iconic landmarks and an enduring reflection of Ottoman devotion and elegance.

Mount Uludağ

Standing 2,543 meters high, Uludağ is Türkiye’s most popular mountain resort, known for skiing in winter and trekking in summer. It offers breathtaking views, fresh mountain air, and a chance to enjoy nature away from the city crowds.

Inkaya Old Tree (İnkaya Çınarı)

This 600-year-old plane tree is one of Bursa’s natural treasures. With its enormous branches providing deep shade, it shelters a charming café — a favorite stop for locals and visitors on the way to Uludağ.

Cumalıkızık Ottoman Village

Dating back over 700 years, Cumalıkızık is one of the best-preserved Ottoman villages in Türkiye. Its cobblestone streets, colorful houses, and traditional way of life offer a glimpse into the Ottoman past. Visitors can enjoy local delicacies, homemade bread, and authentic Turkish hospitality.

Included:

• Comfortable, private, air-conditioned vehicle for hotel transfers and transportation during the tour.

Optional Services:

• Licensed private tour guide for a more personalized experience
• Lunch at a local restaurant during the tour
• Entrance fees to museums and historical sites

Notes:

• Meals, drinks and personal expenses are not included.
• Tour itineraries may vary depending on museum opening days, weather conditions, or other operational factors. All changes, if necessary, will be made to ensure the best possible experience for our guests.

Please contact us for more information.

Step into the colorful world of Istanbul’s historic markets, where centuries-old trading traditions still come alive. From the grandeur of the Grand Bazaar to the fragrant alleys of the Spice Bazaar, this tour offers an authentic shopping experience filled with culture, craftsmanship, and local life.

Highlights:

• Explore the legendary Grand Bazaar, one of the world’s oldest and largest covered markets
• Visit Mahmutpaşa Bazaar, famous for its traditional street shopping and local bargains
• Discover the vibrant colors and aromas of the Spice Bazaar
• Stroll through Eminönü, the historic heart of Old Istanbul
• Learn about the city’s centuries-old trade culture and artisans

The Grand Bazaar (Kapalıçarşı)

With more than 3,000 shops spread across 61 covered streets, the Grand Bazaar is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world. Established in the 15th century, it continues to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors daily, offering everything from carpets, jewelry, and antiques to ceramics and leather goods.

Mahmutpaşa Bazaar

Located between the Grand Bazaar and Eminönü, Mahmutpaşa Bazaar is known for its traditional street atmosphere and affordable shopping. The area features over 250 small shops selling textiles, clothing, and household goods — a favorite among locals for centuries.

The Spice Bazaar (Mısır Çarşısı)

Built in the 17th century, the Spice Bazaar is one of Istanbul’s most famous and aromatic landmarks. Its 85 shops offer a dazzling array of spices, teas, Turkish delights, dried fruits, nuts, and souvenirs — a feast for the senses and a perfect place to discover local flavors.

Eminönü

The historic district of Eminönü marks the very center of ancient Byzantium and the heart of Old Istanbul. Overlooking the Golden Horn and the Bosphorus, it’s home to bustling markets, mosques, ferry docks, and the iconic Galata Bridge connecting two continents.

Included:

• Comfortable, private, air-conditioned vehicle for hotel transfers and transportation during the tour.

Optional Services:

• Licensed private tour guide for a more personalized experience
• Lunch at a local restaurant during the tour
• Entrance fees to museums and historical sites

Notes:

• Meals, drinks, entrance fees, and personal expenses are not included.
• Tour itineraries may change without prior notice.

Please contact us for more information.

Enjoy an unforgettable evening at the Hodjapasha Cultural Center, where Türkiye’s rich dance heritage comes alive through stunning choreography, music, and 360° visual effects. Set in a beautifully restored 15th-century Ottoman hamam near the Hagia Sophia and Topkapı Palace, this venue offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and performance art.

Highlights:

• A dynamic live show combining traditional Turkish folk dances, Ottoman harem performances, and oriental belly dance
• Impressive 360° visual effects and lighting design
• Professional dancers with modern and energetic choreography
• Rhythm and fire shows enhanced by vibrant costumes
• An intimate cultural experience in a historic setting

About the Experience

The Rhythm of the Dance Show takes audiences on a journey through Türkiye’s cultural mosaic. From the elegance of Ottoman palace dances to the passion of Anatolian folk performances, every scene captures the spirit and rhythm of the country. The show features mesmerizing belly dances, harem-inspired performances, and colorful regional dances, all presented with contemporary staging and live music. The result is an inspiring fusion of tradition and modernity. Performances take place every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 20:30, offering a vibrant night of entertainment in the heart of Istanbul’s Old City.

Included:

• Comfortable, private, air-conditioned vehicle for hotel transfers and transportation during the tour.

Optional Services:

• Licensed private tour guide for a more personalized experience

Notes:

• Meals, drinks and personal expenses are not included.
• Tour itineraries may change without prior notice.
• Duration: Approximately 1 hour
• Please arrive at the theater 30 minutes before showtime
• Photography is permitted without flash
• The venue is not suitable for wheelchairs

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Witness the spiritual elegance of the Whirling Dervishes, one of Türkiye’s most captivating cultural and spiritual traditions. The Sema Ceremony, performed by members of the Mevlevi Order, is a mesmerizing ritual symbolizing the soul’s journey toward divine love and unity. Held near the Hagia Sophia and Topkapı Palace, the performance takes place at the Hodjapasha Cultural Center, a beautifully restored 15th-century Ottoman structure. Once a historic hamam, it now serves as a cultural venue where history, spirituality, and art meet under its grand domed ceilings.

Highlights:

• Authentic Sema Ceremony performed by the Mevlevi Dervishes
• Recognized by UNESCO as a “Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity”
• Traditional live music with Ney (reed flute), Kudüm (drum), and spiritual chants
• Exhibition area featuring dervish clothing, instruments, manuscripts, and interactive Rumi poetry displays
• A peaceful and inspiring evening of culture and spirituality

About the Experience

The Sema Ceremony represents a spiritual ascent through love — the dervish turning symbolically towards truth and perfection. Accompanied by hauntingly beautiful Sufi music, the ritual is a meditative experience that transcends time and faith. Before or after the ceremony, visitors can explore the Dervish Exhibition, featuring informative displays, hyper realistic dervish statues, and video installations that bring the mysticism of Rumi and Sufi traditions to life.

Included:

• Comfortable, private, air-conditioned vehicle for hotel transfers and transportation during the tour.

Optional Services:

• Licensed private tour guide for a more personalized experience

Notes:

• Meals, drinks and personal expenses are not included.
• Tour itineraries may change without prior notice.

Please contact us for more information.

Immerse yourself in the centuries-old wellness tradition of the Turkish Bath, a symbol of relaxation and purification in Türkiye’s rich culture. This unique experience offers a journey through history, architecture, and rejuvenation, blending luxury with Ottoman heritage. The Turkish Bath tradition dates back to the Roman and Byzantine periods and was perfected during the Ottoman Empire. Known for its marble interiors, warm atmosphere, and restorative treatments, it remains one of the most authentic cultural experiences in Istanbul

Highlights:

• Visit one of Istanbul’s most famous and historic Turkish baths
• Enjoy the authentic Ottoman bath experience in a 16th-century setting
• Optional massage, scrub, and spa treatments available on site

About the Hamam Experience

Your Turkish bath experience begins with a warm marble room where you can relax and unwind. Attendants will then offer a traditional body scrub and foam wash, followed by time to rest and refresh in the cooling area. Additional treatments such as oil massage or aromatherapy are available for those who wish to extend their experience.

Included:

• Comfortable, private, air-conditioned vehicle for hotel transfers and transportation during the tour.

Notes:

• Meals, drinks and personal expenses are not included.
• Tour itineraries may change without prior notice.

Please contact us for more information.

Experience the magic of Istanbul under the stars with a Bosphorus Dinner Cruise, where Europe and Asia meet on the glittering waters of the Bosphorus. Enjoy a night of music, dance, and fine Turkish cuisine while sailing past illuminated palaces, mosques, and bridges that define the city’s skyline.

You’ll be picked up from your hotel, enjoy the evening on board, and return to your hotel around midnight.

Highlights:

• Cruise along the Bosphorus between Europe and Asia
• Enjoy dinner with live entertainment and Turkish cultural shows
• See the city’s iconic landmarks illuminated at night
• Evening Program
• J music performance
• Traditional Turkish melody show
• Belly dancer performance
• Anatolian folk dance show (regional performances from different parts of Türkiye)
• Turkish folklore show
• Turkish Romany dance performance

Tour Route

The cruise departs at 20:00-20:30 from Kabataş Pier and sails along the European shore, passing: Dolmabahçe Palace, Çırağan Palace, Ortaköy Mosque, and Rumeli Fortress. The route continues along the Asian side under the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge, passing Anatolian Fortress, Kuleli Military High School, Beylerbeyi Palace, and Maiden’s Tower, before returning to Kabataş Pier at 00:00 (midnight).

Dinner Menu

• All meals are freshly prepared on board by professional chefs
• Traditional Turkish cold appetizers
• Fresh seasonal salad
• Choice of grilled chicken, fish, or meatballs
• Baklava (winter season) or fresh fruit (summer season)
• Turkish coffee
• Unlimited local drinks

Included:

• Comfortable, private, air-conditioned vehicle for hotel transfers and transportation during the tour.

Notes:

• Tour itineraries may change without prior notice.

Please contact us for more information.