Istanbul Tour : Bosphorus, Golden Horn & Eyup Sultan

After Mecca and Jerusalem, the Eyup Sultan Mosque and his Tomb are the most holy places in Istanbul, drawing tens of thousands of pilgrims each day.

The flagbearer of the Prophet Mohammed, Eyup El-Ensari, perished here in the seventh century during the Arab siege of the city. The mosque's surroundings are magical and vibrant thanks to the old trees, pigeons, praying worshippers, and the swarm of tourists.
 

Take a cable car to the Pierre Loti Coffee House on the green, which is situated on a hill with lovely trees and offers a breathtaking view of the Golden Horn.

Aerial view of the Golden Horn when ascending the café's 550 steps in 115 seconds via the cable car. The café is named after Pierre Loti, a French author and poet who loved Istanbul and wrote while relaxing in this café and taking in the scenery.
 

The most influential open field miniature park, Miniaturk, or "a story land," features scaled-down replicas of famous works of art, transforming Istanbul, Anatolia, and the former Ottoman provinces into fanciful settings. It displays the splendor of Turkish history and culture in all its splendour. The lifestyle of the society through the past is depicted by many human figure models scattered throughout the park, including a railroad worker, Muslims in a mosque courtyard, Jews praying in a synagogue, a flower salesman, etc.

The Golden Horn, an arm of the Bosphorus and a natural port on the historical peninsula separating Istanbul's old and modern neighborhoods, is where the first Byzantine colonies were established. the neighborhood where Byzantine Jews, Italian merchants, and other minority who are not Muslims lived. The Jewish Hospital (Or-Chayim), Fener Orthodox Patriarchate, Metal Church of St. Stephen the Bulgarian, and the 22 km long Byzantine City Walls—the most formidable defenses of the Middle Ages—can all be seen as you travel along Balat's historical traces.

What's Included

• - TURSAB insurance, which covers the costs of services accepted and committed by the travel agency
  - Lunch
• - Guide

 What's Not Included

• - Personal expenses

15% discount for children below the age 7, free for the ages of 0-2