Visit St. Sophia Museum. The church of Holy Wisdom, created a revolution in architecture when it was completed in 537 during the reign of Emperor Justinian. It was turned into a mosque by the Ottomans in 1453. Now a museum, it is the major Byzantine relic in the city.

Visit Chora Museum; a small Byzantine church decorated with extraordinary century frescoes and mosaics portraying the life and miracles of Christ. The most important and extensive series of Byzantine paintings in the city and among the most significant in the world; a precursor of the Renaissance.

Cost: p/p EURO 80.-
Including transportation with midi bus, English speaking professional guide & entrance fees, set menu lunch with limited local drinks (depending on the menu chosen).
Not operated on Mondays & Wednesdays.

Note: The tour can be operated with a minimum of 10 person attendees.

06:30 am Pick up from your hotel and depart early morning for afternoon tour of Troy.

Arrive at lunch stop in Eceabat we take a ferry across the Dardanelles and drive to Troy which is famous with the legendary Trojan horse from the times of beautiful Helen, the Queen Sparta, and Paris, the Trojan prince. After the tour, we return back to ferry port to take a ferry across the Dardanelles. We return to Istanbul in the evening arriving back at approximately 23:00 hours.

Cost: p/p EURO 100.-
Including transportation with deluxe a/c midi bus, English speaking professional guide & entrance fees and lunch

The Rahmi M Koç Museum is the first major museum in Turkey dedicated to the history of Transport, Industry and Communications. Housed in magnificent buildings - themselves prime examples of industrial archaeology - on the shore of the historic Golden Horn, the collection contains thousands of items from gramophone needles to full size ships and aircraft.

Lunch will be served in Local Restaurant located in the Old City.

Visit St. Sophia Museum; the church of Holy Wisdom, created a revolution in architecture when it was completed in 537 during the reign of Emperor Justinian. It was turned into a mosque by the Ottomans in 1453. Now a museum, it is the major Byzantine relic in the city. (closed on Mondays)

Turkish Bath Experience in Historical Cağaloğlu Bath, a 18th century historic bath which was used only by the Sultans, important people of the palace and high class of the society. Some famous characters who visited this bath were King Edward VIII, Kaiser Wilhelm, Franz Liszt and Florence Nightingale.

A traditional Turkish bath is a unique experience. A massage, a scrub with a special glove, is wonderfully relaxing and pleasing.

Cost: p/p EURO 60.-
Turkish Bath experience including massage and scrub in Turkish bath (non – exclusive use, men & women in separate sections)

İstanbul Modern seeks to integrate the experience of Turkey's artistic past, the dynamism of its present, and the cultivation of its cultural future. İstanbul Modern, the first private museum devoted to modern and contemporary art in Turkey, was founded in 2004 in order to promote wider enjoyment and understanding of modern art among the public. Located beside the Bosporus, the strait separating Europe from Asia, the museum brings together the İstanbul cityscape with the production of arts ranging from painting, sculpture, and photography to video and new media. The museum aims to collect, preserve, and exhibit modern and contemporary art and to provide a venue fostering the integration of the visual arts with the rich cultural spectrum of Turkey. As it strengthens the creative exchange between the art of Turkey and the West, it presents the artistic and cultural experience of our country to the world.

Cost: p/p EURO 35.-
Including transportation with deluxe a/c midi bus, English speaking professional guide & entrance fee.
Not operated on Mondays

Note: The tour can be operated with a minimum of 10 person attendees.

Located at the very heart of the Old City in Istanbul, Orient House offers you all the authenticity and glamour of traditional entertainment of Ottoman Sultans. Situated right next to the Grand Bazaar, and only 5 minutes away from various world wide famous historical spots like the Topkapi Palace, Basilica Cistern, St Sophia Museum, and Blue Mosque.

And The Orient House is one of these wonders. The construction date of cellar is not known. However, according to estimations by the historian's, it was built towards the end of the Ottoman Empire (tulip period). This location was used as a theater in the early years of twentieth century. It was restored several times at different dates. Today Orient House is a sophisticated choice for an unforgettable entertainment in Istanbul.

Cost: p/p EURO 70.-
Including transportation with deluxe a/c midi bus,
Fix dinner menu with entertainment &limited drinks (1/2Wine or 1/4Raki or 2 Beer or 2 Soft drinks)

Note: The tour can be operated with a minimum of 10 person attendees.

Visit the Spice Market, a colorful, crowded local market full of spices, dried fruits and a range of souvenirs.

Visit Chora Museum; a small Byzantine church decorated with extraordinary century frescoes and mosaics portraying the life and miracles of Christ. Is the most important and extensive series of Byzantine paintings in the city and is one of the most significant in the world, a precursor of the Renaissance.

Visit Dolmabahçe Palace known as the 'Versailles of the Ottomans', built in the 19th century to be the new imperial residence of the Ottoman sultans. This ornate palace reflects a synthesis of late Baroque and Rococo styles and its wonderful gardens stretching along the Bosphorus delight the eye. Embodying the Turkish assimilation of European culture, the palace houses a good collection of European antiques and furniture. (closed on Mondays & Thursdays)

The Bosphorus is the 32 km (20-mi)-long strait which joins the Sea of Marmara with the Black Sea in Istanbul, and separates the continents of Europe and Asia. It's great for a half-day cruise north toward the Black Sea.

Cost: p/p EURO 80.-
Including transportation with deluxe a/c midi bus, English speaking professional guide & fees

Note: The tour can be operated with a minimum of 20 person attendees.

Day 1 - HALF DAY ANTALYA CITY TOUR

Day 3 - DEMRE – MYRA - KEKOVA

Cost:
390 € / in double per person
145 € / single supplement
Airfare 155 € (SUBJECT TO RE CONFIRMATION)
Including accommodation, transportation with midi bus, English speaking professional guide & entrance fees and lunch on 3 days

Note: The tour can be operated with a minimum of 10 person attendees.

Half Day "Another Cappadocia" Tour:

Walking for about 4 km in one of the most attractive valleys of Cappadocia; Red Valley, with its fabulous volcanic rock formations, is in the heart of Cappadocia but away from the tourist crowd.

Rock-Cut hermit churches with frescoes and paintings fit with the Valley's meditative atmosphere, remained intact since the beginning. Than we will move forward to Mustafapasa Village (Sinasos as it has a Greek history), lunch at famous Old Greek House Restaurant and sample sumptuous home cooked specialities of the restaurant. After Lunch visit St. Vassilius rock cut church, a short walk in village centre, visit a local tea house and our last visit will be to Sobesos ancient site excavations where first Roman settlements traces found in Cappadocia with mosaics.

Full Day"Cappadocian Classic" Tour: In the morning, meeting with the lunar landscape of Cappadocia, starting with the rock formations beyond imagination in Devrent valley; Walking in Zelve Open Air Museum: a journey in the past with its troglodyte houses; Visit Paşabağ –three coned fairy chimneys" where the voice of wind mixes with the "songs of fairies" .

Lunch in Avanos, center of terra cotta work of art since 3000 BC. and a demonstration in a traditional pottery workshop.

In the afternoon visit the famous Göreme Open Air Museum and see the best examples of Byzantine art in Cappadocia in rock-cut churches with frescoes and paintings (10th to 13th century). Climb on top of the Uçhisar Rock-Castle to have a panoramic view of the valleys of Cappadocia.

Cost:
240 € / in double per person
55 € / single supplement
Plane & Bus

Airfare 155 € (SUBJECT TO RE CONFIRMATION)
Guaranteed departure

Note: The tour can be operated with a minimum of 10 person attendees.

DAY 1: Flight to Izmir and drive to Pergamon.

PERGAMON
We will visit the Pergamon Acropolis, where the ruins of Zeus Altar "Throne of Satan" can still be seen today. Pergamon was a center of Roman authority and a place of persecution for Christians who denied imperial worship. The acropolis is situated high above the plain and has a unique panoramic view. The very narrow and steep theater on the hillside could seat up to 10,000 people. Parchment paper was first produced in Pergamon. We will visit the remains of the Great Library, which rivaled the one of Alexandria in Egypt, the palaces of the kings, and temple of Trajan. Visit the Asclepion, which was known as the first place of medical science. Galen, who originated from

Cost:
185 € / in double per person
50 € / single supplement
Plane & Bus

Airfare 155 € (SUBJECT TO RE CONFIRMATION)

Note: The tour can be operated with a minimum of 10 person attendees.

DAY 1: Flight to Izmir and depart for Ephesus.

EPHESUS - HOUSE OF VIRGIN MARY

Tour to Ephesus, which was one of the largest and most interesting ancient cities of Asia Minor. It is considered to be the most fantastic Greco-Roman site in Turkey. You may imagine the Ephesians shouting at the silversmith Demetrius, " Great is Artemis of the Ephesians" in reaction to the preaching of St. Paul against man-made idols. A visit to the house where the Virgin Mary spent her last days, and the Temple of Artemis, which was one of the Seven Wonders of the World. See spectacularly restored monuments such as the great Library of Celsus, the Agora, Hadrian's Gate, Odeon, Trajan Fountain, Domitianus Temple, Theater and Roman Latrines. Visit St John's Basilica and the House of Virgin Mary, where she is said to have spent her final years. Lunch will be during the visit. Return to Izmir airport Fly to Istanbul.

Cost:
185 € / in double per person
50 € / single supplement
Plane & Bus
ONLY Tuesdays and Thursdays
Min. 10 persons required

Airfare 155 € (SUBJECT TO RE CONFIRMATION)