Istanbul Travel Package

Once you arrive in Istanbul, our representative will greet and assist you at the airport, then transfer you to your hotel. 

Enjoy the free time to rest to start your Turkey trip package the next morning.

Your tour in Istanbul starts by visiting Hagia Sophia. Built in the 4th century, the building was first a church, then transformed into a mosque and, finally, into a museum. 

Visit the Blue Mosque, one of the most remarkable religious places in the world. Walk around the Hippodrome, which in the past held chariot races. 

Next, it is time to visit the fabulous Topkapi Palace, the residence of Ottoman Sultans for over four centuries. Highlights: the Harem and the Treasury. 

Finally, explore the Grand Bazaar, the largest covered market in the world. 

Meals: Breakfast and lunch

You will enjoy a cruise on the Bosporus, but first a stop at the Spice Bazaar, a colorful place of exotic spices.

Then, it is time for the cruise. The Bosporus is the strait that connects Asia to Europe, and along it you will see some famous attractions. 

In the afternoon we will go to the top of Camlica Hill, from where you can have a panoramic view of the city, and then reach Beylerbeyi Palace, one of the most elegant palaces in the world. 

Meals: Breakfast and lunch

After breakfast, we have another stop in our Turkey trip package. You will be taken to the airport to catch the flight to Izmir, where you will be met & assisted by a representative.

You will go to Ephesus, a greatly preserved ancient Roman city, and see the Temple of Artemis, theaters, fountains, and more. 

Next, visit the House of the Virgin Mary, where is believed that Mary spent her final years.

You will be again transferred to the airport to fly back to Istanbul, where a representative will be waiting for you and will escort you to your hotel. 

Meals: Breakfast and lunch

After breakfast, do the hotel check-out. You will be taken to the airport for your final departure. See you again on another Istanbul travel package.

Meals: Breakfast