• Misir Carsisi (Spice Market) - The Spice Bazaar is a sensory delight. Overflowing with vibrant colors and aromas, it attracts both locals and visitors seeking spices, teas, dried fruits, nuts, and traditional sweets. As one wanders through its arched corridors, they are enveloped in the lively atmosphere and the scent of age-old flavors. It’s more than a shopping destination — it’s a place to experience, savor, and connect with Istanbul’s rich culinary essence.
• Kadikoy - Kadıköy Food Market is a haven for culinary enthusiasts. Bustling, authentic, and flavorful, it offers a wide array of fresh produce, seafood, traditional sweets, and spices. As one explores its vibrant shops, cafes, and street vendors, they will taste genuine Turkish flavors, witness daily life, and gain insight into the nation’s rich culinary traditions — right where locals shop, dine, and socialize.
• Bosphorus Strait - The Bosphorus Strait, dividing the European and Asian sides of Turkey, ranks among the world’s busiest waterways. Europe lies on one side, Asia on the other, with both shores adorned by Ottoman palaces, lush gardens, historic yalıs (seafront mansions), and numerous attractions.
• Suleymaniye Mosque - At Süleymaniye Mosque, visitors will encounter one of Istanbul’s most magnificent and harmonious architectural wonders. Crafted by the renowned Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan in the 16th century, the mosque graces one of the city’s seven hills, offering stunning views over the Golden Horn. As one explores its tranquil courtyards, grand dome, and graceful minarets, they will hear tales of its creation and the legacy of the empire it represented. Away from the crowds, one can wander through peaceful backstreets that reveal the everyday rhythms of old Istanbul — a perfect blend of history, spirituality, and local life.
• Kapali Carsi - The Grand Bazaar is an ageless labyrinth of color, sound, and artistry. With over 4,000 shops beneath its historic domes, it stands as one of the world’s oldest and most renowned markets. As one meanders through its bustling corridors, they will observe age-old trades, from handwoven carpets to sparkling jewelry and traditional ceramics. It’s more than a shopping venue — it’s a vibrant reflection of Istanbul’s history, culture, and daily life.
• Cemberlitas Sutunu - Çemberlitaş is where historical layers converge with the rhythm of modern life. Adjacent to the ancient Column of Constantine, this lively square is encircled by centuries-old landmarks — including one of Istanbul’s oldest Turkish baths and the historic entrance to the Grand Bazaar. From sultans to street vendors, this neighborhood has long been a crossroads of cultures, stories, and daily life. It’s the ideal starting point for a journey into the heart of old Istanbul.
• Galata Tower - From the bustling square of Eminönü, a stunning panoramic view unfolds across the Golden Horn. Towering above the rooftops, the iconic silhouette of Galata Tower stands as a timeless sentinel, surrounded by the layered streets of Galata and Karaköy. One can see ferries gliding across the water, domes and minarets punctuating the skyline, and seagulls dancing in the breeze — a scene that encapsulates the energy, beauty, and complexity of Istanbul in a single glance. It’s a moment to pause, take in the view, and feel the city’s pulse from both sides of the Bosphorus.

• Professional Guiding Service
• Round Trip Ferry Tickets
• Simit and Tea on the Ferry
• Turkish coffee tasting
• Meze Samples & Pickles in Kadıköy Food Market
• Turkish Delight & Spice tasting at the Spice Market
• Lahmacun

• Gratuities
• Extra Beverages
• Personal expenses

This is more than just a food tour — it’s a cultural journey spanning continents. The adventure starts at Çemberlitaş Tram Station, close to the Column of Constantine and one of the city’s most historic Turkish baths. From there, participants stroll through the heart of the Old City, discovering the Grand Bazaar, meandering alleys, and the magnificent Süleymaniye Mosque while listening to tales of imperial Istanbul. As the group moves towards Eminönü, the aroma of spices fills the air. They explore the lively Spice Bazaar and take in the New Mosque and the breathtaking view across the Golden Horn, Galata, and Karaköy. Next, they board a ferry to cross the Bosphorus to Kadıköy, where local life thrives in vibrant markets and bold street flavors. This tour is a blend of history, taste, and exploration — a journey across two continents, one delicious bite at a time.

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