What does a daily guided walking tour of the historical peninsula in Istanbul offer? History, culture, food and shopping... All in one day and in a unique atmosphere.

-Hagia Sophia is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Istanbul. For nearly a thousand years after its construction, it was the largest cathedral in the entire Christian world. It served as the center of religious, political and artistic life for the Byzantine world and has provided us with many useful academic insights into the period.

-According to written sources, the Basilica Cistern, which distributed water from the waterways and rain to the Great Palace and surrounding structures where the emperors resided, met the city's water needs for hundreds of years, and was also supplied with water from one of the historical waterways, the Hadrianus Pipeline.

-Hippodrome, an ancient Greek stadium designed for horse racing and especially chariot racing. Its Roman equivalent was called a circus and is best represented by the Circus Maximus.

-During the Ottoman Empire, this bazaar, where the heart of trade and economy beat, is still one of the most important tourist attractions in Turkey today. The Grand Bazaar is also a center where craftsmanship and handicrafts are kept alive.

-About fifty years ago, young people from all over the world set out on a long and dangerous journey to Kathmandu. Discovery or escape from themselves... Whatever the reason, those young people who set out on this journey with the aim of making the world beautiful went down in history as hippies or "flower children"... One of the most important stops on this crazy journey that ended in Kathmandu was Istanbul, and its iconic place was the pudding shop they called Lale Pudding Shop in Sultanahmet.

We would like to accompany you on this fascinating journey with one of our experienced guides. As we have done for thousands of satisfied travelers to this day....

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