Day 2: Blue Mosque and Square - Topkapi Palace - Hagia Sophia - Basilica Cistern - Grand Bazaar - Spice Bazaar

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, We start our visit with the Sultanahmet Mosque, which is called the 'Blue Mosque' by Europeans because it is mainly decorated with blue hand-drawn works, the mosque which was built by the Architect Sedefkar Mehmet Ağa on the historical peninsula in Istanbul between 1609 and 1617 by the Ottoman Sultan Ahmed I, is decorated with blue, green and white Iznik tiles, and the half domes and the inside of the big dome are also blue. We visit the Hagia Sophia Mosque, which was converted into a mosque by Mehmed II in AD, and then we go on our tour to Topkapı Palace, the construction of which was started in 1460 with the help of Fatih Sultan Mehmet. This large underground cistern, built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I (527 – 565), marble pillars rising from within and appearing as innumerable We visit the Basilica Cistern, which is known as the Basilica Cistern, and then we visit the Grand Bazaar, one of the world's largest bazaars and one of the oldest covered bazaars, and then we visit the Spice Bazaar and go to our hotel.

Day 3: Galata Tower – Pierre Loti Hill – Eyüp Sultan

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we go to Eyüp Sultan. After our trip, we visit Pierre Loti Hill, which was named after the French novelist and orientalist Julian Vlaud, who came to Istanbul in 1876 and settled here and is known for frequently coming to a coffee house on this hill. We finish our tour of the Galata Tower, which was built by the Genoese as a part of the Galata walls in the middle of the fourteenth century, when the Galata district was a Genoese colony, and then we start our transfer to the airport.