• Taksim Square - Every major city boasts a central square, and Istanbul is no exception. Taksim Square offers a diverse experience and is a must-visit to observe the vibrant interactions of people.
• Taksim Gezi Park - Taksim Gezi Park
• Republic Monument - Located in Taksim Square, the heart of modern Istanbul, this monument celebrates the establishment of the Turkish Republic in 1923.
• Balik Pazari - A vibrant street filled with fantastic bars and fish meze restaurants, not to be missed.
• Beyoglu - Discover the cosmopolitan essence of Istanbul on this guided walking tour. Explore the lesser-known paths of the Beyoğlu neighborhood and find out where locals socialize, dine, and enjoy drinks.
• Hagia Triada Church - Beyoğlu was once the main neighborhood for the foreign community and non-Muslim Ottoman subjects. Learn about the neighborhood’s rich cosmopolitan history.
• Cicek Pasaji - Beyoğlu is renowned for its “passages” or arcades, which are partly covered and partly open to the sun, filled with shops and eateries. The most famous of these is the Çiçek Pasajı.
• Avrupa Pasaji - Beyoğlu, the city’s old European quarter, is Istanbul’s bohemian district, bustling with cafes, street performers, and trendy young people.
• Passage Hazzopulo - Passage Hazzopulo
• St Anthony of Padua - This Venetian Neo-Gothic style church is the largest Roman Catholic Church in Istanbul and has the largest congregation attending its services.
• Istiklal Caddesi - During the Ottoman era, Beyoğlu (then known as Pera) was Istanbul’s European Quarter. It housed embassies, trading centers, and elegant 19th-century Parisian-style apartment buildings.
• Pera Museum - Pera Museum
• The Quincentennial Foundation Museum of Turkish Jews - Beyoğlu (formerly Pera) was the main neighborhood for the foreign community and non-Muslim Ottoman subjects, gradually adopting a European appearance with the arrival of foreign embassies.
• Galata Tower - A prominent city landmark, this impressive fortification, built in 1348, was constructed by the mercantile Genoese Italians.
• Kamondo Stairs - Kamondo Stairs
• Historic Areas of Istanbul - The historic city of Istanbul, uniquely situated on two continents, served as the capital of three great empires: Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman.
• Karakoy - Karaköy is one of the city’s oldest and most historic districts, now a vital commercial center and transportation hub.
• Galata Koprusu - This bridge, connecting the two sides of the Golden Horn, plays a significant role in the city’s daily life.
• Halic - Halic (Golden Horn) translates to “inlet” in English and divides the old and new parts of Istanbul.
• Istanbul - Istanbul

• Professional Guide
• Small Group

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Gratuities

Embark on a tour into the essence of Istanbul’s modern district, where you will experience the unmistakable landmarks and hidden gems that make Beyoğlu truly enchanting. Steer clear of the crowded Istiklal Avenue to explore enchanting side streets and historical pathways overlooked by both tourists and locals. Experience Pera district from a local’s perspective, digesting its diverse history. Beyoğlu is renowned in Istanbul for its excellent street food, however finding good food spots in a large city could be challenging. Fear not, as we meander through Istiklal Avenue, your guide will highlight the best local eateries, cafes and bars, and enlighten you about key attractions along the route.

• Let your guide navigate you through the lesser-known streets and corridors of Beyoğlu
• Unearth local’s secret spots, top local dining locations and bars
• Relish Beyoğlu’s fine Chocolate as recommended by your guide
• Take pleasure in a leisurely paced walking tour

• Not suitable for stroller

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