1 Day
Istanbul
After you have been picked up from the hotel by our tour guide, first you going to visit Spicy Bazaar. We give you free time for shopping. Then, we have a Bosporus tour by boat.
Bosporus Bridge extends between Ortakoy (Europe) and Beylerbeyi Palace (Asia). Beylerbeyi Palace was a summer palace of Ottoman Sultans. After that, we visit Camlica Hill which is the highest point of Istanbul and you can enjoy with panoramic view.
At the end of the tour, you will be transferred to your hotel.
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