Welcome to Turkey Istanbul Airport. Meet with TravelShop Booking staff and transfer to your hotel, Transfer from airport & check in to your hotel. Overnight in Istanbul.

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After a delightful breakfast, we will meet our guide at 08:30. Our first stop is Sultanahmet Square, formerly Hippodrome Square, where ancient horse and chariot races once captivated thousands. You’ll see the impressive Obelisk of Theodosius and the Serpent Column.

Next, we will visit the stunning Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmed Mosque). Admire its remarkable architecture, beautiful blue tiles, and intricate calligraphy that enhances its grandeur.

After enjoying lunch at a local restaurant, we will explore Topkapı Palace, the opulent former residence of the Ottoman sultans, filled with magnificent architecture and valuable artefacts.

Following that, we will visit the Hagia Sophia Mosque, originally a cathedral, now an architectural marvel known for its grand dome and beautiful mosaics.

Visit Grand Bazaar, one of the world's oldest and largest covered markets. Explore the vibrant shops filled with spices, textiles, handcrafted jewellery, and souvenirs in this lively atmosphere!

Accommodation in Istanbul

If you would like to visit with entrance below sites;

Topkapi Palace Museum Entrance Fee. You pay the door price.

The Basilica Cistern Museum Entrance You pay the door price.

Please Note: Please do not forget to carry Scarf with you because of visiting to Blue Mosque & Haghia Sophia Mosque.

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After breakfast, we will depart early by vehicle from Istanbul to Ankara. Upon arriving in Ankara, we visit Anıtkabir,  the final resting place of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the leader of the Turkish War of Independence and the founder of the Republic of Turkey.  Lunch break in a local restaurant. Visit the 1289-built Aslanhane Mosque, a historical site worth seeing. Also, enjoy a Panoramic view of Ankara from the ancient Ankara Castle. Anatolian Civilizations Museum offers many ancient artefacts that showcase the ancient history of Anatolia.  Afterwards, visit the Temple of Augustus and the Hacı Bayram Mosque.

Hacı Bayram Mosque is a historic site that reflects the early Ottoman architectural style. You'll also learn about the city’s cultural and religious hub role in modern Turkey.

We’ll then head to the Hamamönü district, known for its well-preserved historical mansions. Finally, we will conclude the day with a sightseeing tour of the modern neighbourhoods, including Çankaya, Kavaklıdere, and the Kızılay district. Overnight in Ankara.

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Depart for Safranbolu.we continue to the capital of Turkey (3 hours).Here we visit The Ataturk Mausoleum –the final resting place of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk- Father of modern Turkey.The Architecture of the mausoleum is a mix of different styles that represent the various Anatolian civilizations.After lunch ,have a visit to Anatolian Civilizations Museum. It is one of the richest archeologic museums in the world with many extensive collection of artifacts, coins, gold, silver, glass and bronze works remaining from different periods. It represents a real cultural and historical treasure and definitely a must-see place.En route . visit Salt Lake, We drive to Cappadocia. Overnight Cappadocia.

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If You would like before you start the tour, you can join Cappadocia is an extraordinary national treasure in Turkey. First stop is the Esentepe Vista point from where you can see clearly Goreme and its surrounding. It has a spectacular view.Your guide will give you some information about geology of rock formations and you can get some of the best pictures of Cappadocia.Next step is Uchisar Castle.It is the summit where Cappadocia mingles with clouds; it is the highest point and can be seen from any spot in the region.After Uchisar Castle , have a visit to Goreme Open Air Museum.The Museum is listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985. It contains the finest of the rock-cut churches, with beautiful frescoes. From here, we proceed to Avanos for lunch.And then since Avanos is totally a pottery paradise,we watch live pottery demonstration.
Pasabag (Monks Valley) will be next before Devrent Valley.Pasabag which is full of peculiar fairy chimneys looks remarkable with best formations. Devrent Valley is a small place on the outskirts of Goreme. Unlike other valleys in the region, it doesn’t boast of the normal cave churches. Because all you have to do is let your mind run wild and a variety of stone sculptures can be seen .Drop off hotel. Overnight in Cappadocia.

If You Have a time and if you don't have any idea what to do after this tour ; You can join our Turkish Night Show in Cappadocia (Extra)  or   Atv Tours in Cappadocia(Extra). 

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Arrival to Konya from Cappadocia, enjoying the fantastic view of the Anatolian steppes. Visit the Mevlana Museum, which houses the tomb of the great 13th-century Persian poet and founder of the Order of the Whirling Dervishes, Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Balkhi, Popularly known as Rumi in Western countries, meaning “Roman” in Arabic, his followers and Muslims like to call him “Mevlana”, meaning “our master We will visit all available sections in the museum such as Matbah (Kitchen), tombs, Tilavet Chamber (Quran Reading And Chanting Chamber) and Semâ-Hâne (Ritual Hall). We will continue our tour with a visit to Selimiye Mosque, located next door to Mevlana Museum.

Visit Alaatin Mosque and Karatay Madrasah, which showcase stunning tile work and intricate architecture. The ancient mosques exude an aura of tranquillity and devotion. 

Overnight in Konya. 

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After a delicious breakfast at Cappadocia Hotel, departure toward, we will embark on our journey to Eskişehir Prtovince, a vibrant and modern city that boasts a distinctly European charm. Upon our arrival, our first stop will be the Kurşunlu Mosque and Complex, an architectural gem built by Çoban Mustafa Pasha in 1525 during the illustrious reign of Suleiman the Magnificent.

Following our exploration of the Kursunlu mosque, we will wander through the picturesque streets of the Odunpazarı district, known for its lovingly preserved historical wooden houses. This UNESCO World Heritage Site captivates visitors with its vibrant colours and unique architectural style. In Eskişehir, we can get to know the local people closely by chatting with them while walking around the local museums and Odunpazarı.

Overnight in Eskişehir.

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After breakfast, departure from Eskişehir to Bursa.

Bursa was the first capital of the Ottoman Empire. It is a modern city with its developed agriculture and industry.  We will visit the Great Mosque, Green Mosque, Osman Gazi and Orhan Gazi tombs, Muradiye Complex with Şehzade Mustafa Tomb, Koza han, and silk bazaar.

Lunch break at a local restaurant.

Then, a visit to Cumalıkızık village, one of the oldest settlements of the Ottomans in Bursa. And departure to Istanbul.

On arrival in Istanbul, we will visit Çamlıca Hill and the six-minaret Çamlıca Mosque. This location is a fantastic vantage point, allowing us to view the city from the highest point.

Overnight in Istanbul.

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The tour starts at 08:45 and visits the Spice Bazaar, one of Istanbul's oldest covered bazaars. This vibrant market is filled with the enticing scents of spices and coffee and offers a variety of goods, such as Turkish delight, souvenirs, and handmade soaps.

Visit Rustem Pasha Mosque near the Egypt Bazaar.

The Bosphorus cruise is an excellent way to experience the beauty of Istanbul as the strait separates Europe and Asia.

Dolmabahce Palace (Entrance fee extra) Following the cruise, we will tour Dolmabahçe Palace, built by Abdulmecid I between 1843 and 1856, famous for its stunning architecture and magnificent crystal chandelier.

We will also visit the Süleymaniye Mosque, designed by Mimar Sinan between 1551 and 1558. It exemplifies classical Ottoman architecture.

We will have a lunch break in a local restaurant. Afterwards, we will visit the Eyup Sultan Mosque, a highly sacred place of worship for Muslims.

Eyyup Sultan Mosque is a sacred site for Muslims. It was built over the tomb of Abu Eyüp al-Ansari, a close companion of the Prophet Muhammad. We will explore this mosque, which suffered damage during the first Arab siege of Istanbul.

Afterwards, stroll and shop at Istiklal Street and Taksim Square.

Accommodation in Istanbul. 

(Open buffet breakfast included)
You have a free day to shop until your flight time. The shopping centres with the most famous fashion brands worldwide include Akmerkez, Istinye Park, Zorlu, Kanyon, and Cevahir Mall.Transferred to Istanbul Airport. Flight back home.