• Fener Rum Patrikhanesi - Greek Orthodox Patriarchate :
  History dates back to Hagia Sophia to their new location after many stops. Greek Orthodox Patriarchate is a fresh start after leaving their beloved most incredible temple of history.
• Ozel Merkez Rum Lisesi - Greek Orthodox Highschool : A school holding on to its roots standing on top of Fener like an eagle.
• Church of St. Mary of the Mongols - Church of St. Mary of the Mongols : A church including the story of a brave woman who was sent from Constantinople to the lord of steps, Mongolia.
• Renkli Merdivenler - Colorful Stairs :
  Now, it is time for the updating your Instagram account with the hot spot of taking photos of colorful stairs.
• Renkli Merdivenler - Dimitrie Cantemir House of Romanian Prince and Lord of Bogdan (Moldovia )
• Balat - Panagia Paramythia Church :
  Orthodox church standing for its last days about to vanish from the history before its last visitors see it .
• Balat Agora Meyhanesi - Jewish essence within an alcohol seller store which was once hot place for many rich and youngs..
• Kiremit Caddesi - Colorful Houses: For every visitor of Fener-Balat to never miss taking their photos.
• Ahrida Synagogue - Ahrida Synagogue :
  The biggest synagogue of Balat with its special praying area reminds everyone of how Jewish people came all the way from Spain to the lands of the Ottoman Empire.
• Bulgarian Orthodox Church - Sveti Stefan Church : The Masterpiece of Bulgarians and their secrets to making their own church in front of the eyes of the Greek Patriarchate.

• All Fees and Taxes
• Entrance for the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate and Bulgarian Church fee

• Lunch
• Tips
• Private transportation

Welcome! We are a team of professional tour guides, both brothers and sisters, based in Istanbul.

Join our Fener-Balat walking tour, where diverse nationalities have coexisted both before and after the Ottoman Empire. Greeks, Armenians, Jews, Bulgarians, and even the Prince of Romania have called Fener home.

Come along and explore lands that have witnessed the fall of two empires, over 20 conquests, Latin invasions, and a rich tapestry of nationalities and religions. On one side, you’ll see a mosque, then a church, and a synagogue.

Important Notice for Our Guests

Please be aware that there is a dress code for entering the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate. Visitors wearing mini shirts, skirts, sleeveless tops, or tank tops will not be permitted entry into the church, applicable to both men and women.

• For the entrance of Greek Orthodox Patriarchate there will be clothing regulation as they will not allow people with mini shirts and skirts , sleeveles tops and tank tops to enter the church for both men and women .

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.