Bosphorus Strait - Bosphorus Strait: Istanbul boasts one of the world’s most unique and breathtaking settings, acting as a bridge between Europe and Asia, and connecting the Black Sea to the Mediterranean. The Bosphorus, often considered nature’s most brilliant gem, flows between the hills on the European and Asian shores. The ancients named this beautiful strait, sometimes spelled Bosporus and other times Bosphorus, believing that Jupiter’s mistress crossed it in the form of a cow.

Ciragan Palace Kempinski - Ciragan Palace: This luxurious Ottoman Palace now serves as a five-star hotel and urban resort on the Bosphorus.

Dolmabahce Palace - Dolmabahce Palace: From 1856 to 1887 and again from 1909 to 1922, Dolmabahce Palace in Istanbul served as the main administrative center of the Ottoman Empire. It is located near Besiktas on the European side of Istanbul.

Bosphorus Strait - Bosphorus Bridge: Unofficially known as the First Bridge, it connects Europe and Asia in northwest Turkey and separates Anatolia from Thrace as part of the continental divide between Europe and Asia. The bridge stands 64 meters above sea level.

Beylerbeyi Palace - Beylerbeyi Palace: Located on the Asian coast of the Bosphorus, Beylerbeyi Palace represents the final period of the Ottoman Empire. It surpasses all royal palaces in Europe as it is entirely made of marble.

Galata Koprusu - Galata Bridge: Connecting Europe to Europe, this bridge is situated at the entrance of the Golden Horn. It is so renowned that it has been referenced in Turkish literature, theater, poetry, and novels since the late 19th century.

Galata Tower - Galata Tower: Also known as Christea Turris by the Genoese, this historical stone tower is located in the Karaköy area, near the northern point where the Golden Horn meets the Bosphorus.

• English Guide
• Light snacks, cookies, fresh fruit platter
• Tea and coffee
• Bosphorus cruise on a luxury yacht

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off