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Istanbul Two Continents Tour: Bosphorus Bus & Boat Adventure with Dolmabahce Palace Visit
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5 Ratings
Istanbul
During this 8-hour guided tour you will visit the Spice Bazaar, the Rustempasha Mosque and take a cruise on the Bosphorus. Plus, take a drive along the Bosphorus Bridge and see Camlica Hill ( lunch at the top of hill ), visiting in Dolmabahce Palace. This is a small group tour with an English-speaking guide.
During this 8-hour guided tour you will visit the Spice Bazaar, the Rustempasha Mosque and take a cruise on the Bosphorus. Plus, take a drive along the Bosphorus Bridge and see Camlica Hill ( lunch at the top of hill ), visiting in Dolmabahce Palace. This is a small group tour with an English-speaking guide.
Duration:
8 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Rumeli Fortress - Constructed in 1452 by Sultan Mehmet II, this fortress was the largest and most formidable of the medieval era.
- Bosphorus Bridge - Experience the stunning view while driving across the Bosphorus Bridge from Europe to Asia. Spanning 1,704 meters (approximately 1 mile), it was the 4th longest bridge globally at the time of its…
- Rumeli Fortress - Constructed in 1452 by Sultan Mehmet II, this fortress was the largest and most formidable of the medieval era.
- Bosphorus Bridge - Experience the stunning view while driving across the Bosphorus Bridge from Europe to Asia. Spanning 1,704 meters (approximately 1 mile), it was the 4th longest bridge globally at the time of its completion. This offers a rare opportunity to transition between two continents (Europe and Asia) in just 2 minutes.
- Bosphorus Strait - Enjoy a 1.5-hour cruise on the Bosphorus. This natural waterway links the Sea of Marmara to the Black Sea and divides Europe and Asia, making Istanbul a uniquely beautiful city, the only one straddling two continents.
- Camlica Hill - Savor a meal atop Camlica Hill, the highest point in Istanbul, and take in the breathtaking city views.
- Beylerbeyi Palace - Explore the magnificent Beylerbeyi Palace.
What's Included
- Hotel and port pickup and drop-off
- Guided tour with a professional guide
- Local taxes included
- Lunch provided
- Hotel and port pickup and drop-off
- Guided tour with a professional guide
- Local taxes included
- Lunch provided
What's Not Included
- Drinks
- Gratuities
- Drinks
- Gratuities
Additional Information
- Infant meals not included
- Infant meals not included
Location
Rumeli Fortress
Yahyakemal Cad. No.28
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Dharwadi
Dec 4, 2022
Two continental tour - We did 2 continetal tour on 15.11.22. The manager from Cityrama was excellent with information. Pick up was on time & our guide Song Glu was excellent. She was kind, considerate & knowledgeable. She gave us ample time to tour around places. I would certainly recommend this.
Dr M Mustafa Mulla UK
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Gr_m
Jul 18, 2016
Very enjoyable tour. Our guide Tuva... - <p>Very enjoyable tour. Our guide Tuva was a pleasant company and very knowledgeable with Turkish history. She spiced her commentaries with anecdotes about contemporary life in Istanbul.</p>
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Raul
Jan 2, 2018
This tour is a great value! You... - <p>This tour is a great value! You visit a number of different locations, including a cruise down the Bosphorus, and even get Lunch. The guide was full of information, and very enthusiastic. I would have like to have some more time to explore things on my own, but with so much to do, there really wasn't time.</p>
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Mary
Jul 31, 2017
The pick up at our Doubletree Hilton... - <p>The pick up at our Doubletree Hilton hotel downtown Europe side was prompt. Our family was the only ones on the bus. We first went to the Spice market and my husband bought 300 worth of saffron, Turkish coffee, tea for all ailments, peppermint, the best assorted Turkish delights and scarf. Then we boarded a big boat with indoor seating and outdoor upstairs to cruise the Bosphorus. There were no free drinks or food on the cruise but we were taken to a restaurant later with a beautiful view. The Dolmabahce Palace Asian side is a must see.</p>
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Lindadetlefsen
Aug 17, 2018
Easier on Your Own - A walk through the spice bazaar, a ride on a boat, a lunch, and entry into a palace site. There was a little guide commentary, but nothing unique or even very interesting. And I didn’t appreciate being presented to a spice salesman for a pitch.
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