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Hagia Sophia
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Dolmabahce Palace
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Topkapi Palace Entrance
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Sacred Dervish Dance
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Golfing in Antalya
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Istanbul Seven Hills
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Istanbul Maiden's Tower
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Taksim Istiklal Street
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Istanbul Bosphorus
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Istanbul Aija Hotel
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Sanliurfa Halil Rahman Lake
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Istanbul Historic Peninsula
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GDP 2015 international Partner of the Year
GDP 2015 international Partner of the Year
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Award Winner Universal Team – 2015 Skalite Best Incoming DMC
Award Winner Universal Team – 2015 Skalite Best Incoming DMC
UNV/03 – Two Continents
Operates both privately and regularly.
Duration: 13:00 - 18:00
Notes:
- Year around program with minimum of 2 guests are required.
- Departs: Daily
- Guests will be picked up and dropped off from/to their hotels.
-Beylerbeyi Palace is closed on Monday
-Lunch is not included
Visit Beylerbeyi Palace, situated on the shore at the Asian end of the Bosphorus Bridge, which was built between 1861 and 1864 by Sultan Abdulaziz. The palace is a three- story structure set on terraced grounds planted with trees brought from all over the world. The interior was decorated in a style typical of the 19th century Europe and the original furniture is still in display. The building itself, constructed in the French Baroque style, is made of stone and marble. It was used by the Ottoman sultans as a summer residence.
Then, drive to Camlica Hill, highest hill in Istanbul, to enjoy the panoramic view of the city.
Our next stop is the Grand Çamlıca Mosque, the largest mosque in Turkey, opened in 2019 and was designed by two female architects, Bahar Mızrak and Hayriye Gül Totu.
For detailed information and reservation please contact us via our e-mail address by clicking here.
