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Byzantine domes, Ottoman palaces and a skyline split by the Bosphorus — a tailor-made journey through 1,600 years of history, small-group and at your own pace.
Istanbul is the only city in the world built across two continents — and four days is enough to feel that contrast up close. From the great domes of Sultanahmet to the ferries crossing the Bosphorus at sunset, this tour blends world-famous landmarks with the everyday rhythm of a city that has been a capital for three empires.
Built in 537 AD as a Byzantine cathedral, later an Ottoman mosque and museum — its vast dome is one of the great feats of ancient engineering.
Sultan Ahmed's early-17th-century masterpiece, famous for its six minarets and the handmade Iznik tiles that give it its name.
Home to Ottoman sultans for nearly 400 years. Don't miss the Baghdad Kiosk, a tiled 1638 pavilion built to commemorate Sultan Murad IV's Baghdad campaign, overlooking the Golden Horn.
One of the world's oldest covered markets, trading since 1461 — over 4,000 shops of carpets, ceramics, spices and handmade souvenirs.
