1 Day
Istanbul
Morning:
Start of the Tour: Meet at a central location in Istanbul, preferably near Dolmabahçe Palace. The tour begins with a brief introduction to the palace's history and significance.
Dolmabahçe Palace Exploration: Tour the magnificent Dolmabahçe Palace, the last residence of the Ottoman Sultans. Explore its lavish interior, grand ceremonial halls, and the beautiful palace gardens.
Midday:
Lunch Break: Enjoy a lunch break at a nearby café or restaurant, sampling local Turkish cuisine with a view of the Bosphorus.
Afternoon:
Bosphorus Cruise: Board a boat for a Bosphorus cruise. This relaxing journey offers stunning views of Istanbul’s European and Asian sides, including historical palaces, fortresses, and bridges.
Ortaköy District Visit: After the cruise, visit the charming Ortaköy district. Stroll through its streets, visit artisan shops, and perhaps try the famous Ortaköy kumpir (stuffed baked potato).
Evening:
Conclusion of Tour: The tour concludes in Ortaköy, where you can continue to explore at your leisure or return to your accommodation.
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