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İstanbul Tour 1

 🏛️ Walk Through History-Taste The Legacy

A private guided tour of Old Town Istanbul (Grandbazaar-Blue Mosque-Hagiasophia-Hipodrome-Topkapı Palace-Nakkaş Cistern-Sokollo Mehmet Paşa Mosque-Little Hagia Sophia) for 8-12 people, followed by a tasting of Turkish wines and cheeses. Early booking is recommended for this boutique and limited tour.

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İstanbul Tour 2

🥙 Street Food & Culture Tour & History
 

With a private guide, you'll embark on a delightful, boutique tour exploring historical routes (Hippodrome - Blue Mosque - Hagia Sophia - Topkapi Palace - Gülhane Park - Spice Bazaar - Galata Bridge), ending at Karaköy waterfront, where you can sample Istanbul's clean and delicious street food. Early booking is recommended for our boutique and limited tour.

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Cappadocia

Cappadocia – A Brief History;

Cappadocia was shaped by volcanic eruptions millions of years ago and later became an important settlement and religious center during the Roman and Byzantine periods. Rock-cut dwellings, underground cities, and cave churches reflect a unique way of life carved into stone.

Key Historical Sites in Cappadocia

1. Göreme Open-Air Museum (10th–12th centuries)
2. Derinkuyu Underground City (8th century BC – Byzantine period)
3. Kaymaklı Underground City (8th century BC – Byzantine period)
4. Zelve Open-Air Museum (9th–13th centuries)
5. Çavuşin Village & Church (5th–10th centuries)
6. Ihlara Valley & Cave Churches (4th–13th centuries)
7. Uçhisar Castle (Roman–Byzantine period)

Hot Air Balloon Experience

Guests may choose to join a sunrise hot air balloon flight over Cappadocia’s valleys or watch the colorful balloons lift off from panoramic viewpoints.

Information & Planning

Tour details and routes are designed flexibly, based on your interests and expectations.
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Ephesus

Ephesus – A Brief History;

Ephesus was one of the most important cities of the ancient Mediterranean, flourishing under Greek and Roman rule. Known for its grand architecture, advanced urban planning, and role as a major commercial and religious center, the city reflects the height of classical civilization in Anatolia. Today, its remarkably preserved ruins offer a vivid glimpse into ancient city life.

Key Historical Sites in Ephesus

1. Library of Celsus (2nd century AD)
2. Great Theatre (3rd century BC – Roman period)
3. Temple of Artemis (6th century BC)
4. Curetes Street (Roman period)
5. Terrace Houses (1st century BC – 3rd century AD)
6. Agora (Hellenistic–Roman period)
7. Temple of Hadrian (2nd century AD)

Walking Through Ancient Ephesus

Guests explore the marble streets of Ephesus while learning about daily life, politics, trade, and beliefs of the ancient world, surrounded by monumental structures and detailed reliefs.

Information & Planning

Tour details and routes are designed flexibly, based on your interests and expectations.
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