Turkey's unique geographical position lies between Europe and Asia. Explore the country's rich culture, history, and nature through the 7N6D Turkey tour!
Hagia Sophia Cathedral
The 7N6D Turkey Tour takes you to the historic city of Istanbul. The Hagia Sophia Cathedral stands as one of Istanbul's symbols. Originally built in 537 during the Eastern Roman Empire, it has served as both a Christian church and, later, a mosque following the Ottoman conquest. With its grand dome and intricate mosaics, Hagia Sophia is not only an architectural masterpiece but also a symbol of cultural harmony.


Topkapi Palace
Topkapi Palace is one of the most significant palaces from the Ottoman Empire. Built around 1460, it features sprawling gardens, courtyards, and various buildings serving multiple purposes. Among these is the Harem, the residence of the royal harem. Additionally, it houses treasure rooms, administrative offices, and the Sultan's private chambers.


Blue Mosque – Sultan Ahmed Mosque
The Blue Mosque, or Sultan Ahmed Camii, is one of the most famous Islamic architectural marvels. Built in the early 17th century, it stands as a symbol of Ottoman Islamic architecture. Its name, the 'Blue Mosque', comes from the stunning blue ceramic tiles that decorate its interior. The mosque features a grand dome supported by four semi-domes and six towering minarets.


Dolmabahce Palace
Turkey Tour continues with a visit to Dolmabahçe Palace. This palace is one of the most magnificent palaces of the late Ottoman Empire. Initially constructed to display Ottoman power, Dolmabahçe blends Eastern and Western architectural styles, merging Ottoman traditions with European Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical influences. Known for its opulence, the palace features grand entrances and intricately decorated rooms. One of its highlights is the world's largest crystal chandelier, a gift from Queen Victoria of England.


Sazova Park
Sazova Park is one of the most popular family attractions in Eskişehir. This expansive park includes several themed areas, such as a Japanese garden, a small zoo, and a fairytale castle. Additionally, the park features a koi pond and a museum where visitors can explore scientific exhibits through interactive displays.


Odunpazari Old Quarter
Odunpazarı Old Quarter is characterized by its charming cobblestone streets and colorful wooden houses. These houses feature meticulously decorated windows and balconies. Walking through its narrow streets, you will be immersed in the atmosphere of a bygone era. Apart from its distinct architecture, Odunpazarı is also renowned for its artisan shops, cafes, and restaurants. The area is also home to numerous festivals and cultural events.

Göreme Open Air Museum
The Göreme Open Air Museum is renowned for its majestic natural rock formations. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the museum includes numerous churches, monasteries, and dwellings carved directly into the limestone rock thousands of years ago. These unique churches contain vibrant Byzantine wall paintings, dating from the 10th to the 12th centuries. The paintings depict stories from the Bible, the life of Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary, and various saints.

Pigeon Valley
Pigeon Valley is famous for its thousands of pigeon houses carved into the limestone cliffs. The valley gets its name from the large number of pigeon nests found here. For centuries, local inhabitants have carved these pigeon homes into the rock to collect pigeon droppings, which are used as fertilizer for the gardens. Tourists on a Turkey tour will have the opportunity to marvel at this unique area.


Uchisar Rock Settlement
Uçhisar is famous for its unique scenery, where homes are carved directly into the rock. The most prominent feature of Uçhisar is Uçhisar Castle (Uçhisar Kalesi), the highest point in Cappadocia. The landscape of Uçhisar has been shaped by natural erosion. The locals have made use of the soft limestone structure to carve out houses, churches, and storage spaces.

Experience a Turkish Night Show
At a Turkish Night show, visitors will enjoy traditional folk dances performed by artists in vibrant costumes. The dancers reenact unique dance moves, accompanied by lively music. One of the highlights of the performance is the Sufi Whirling Dervishes, a form of meditation through dance, where performers spin in their traditional attire.

Bosphorus Strait Boat Tour Connecting Europe and Asia
A boat tour on the Bosphorus Strait is an unforgettable experience when visiting Istanbul. Bosphorus is an important waterway for both geography and transportation. A boat ride on the Bosphorus allows you to admire the stunning views of Istanbul, including castles, palaces, and other significant architectural landmarks.

Chợ cổ Grand Bazaar
Grand Bazaar, hay Kapalıçarşı, là một trong những chợ cổ nhất thế giới. Được thành lập vào năm 1455, Grand Bazaar đã trở thành trung tâm sầm uất, nơi giao thoa của các nền văn hóa. Chợ bao gồm hơn 60 con đường và khoảng 4.000 cửa hàng. Các cửa hàng bán đủ thứ từ trang sức, thảm, đồ gốm, gia vị, đến quần áo và hàng thủ công mỹ nghệ. Kiến trúc của Grand Bazaar cũng phản ánh phong cách Ottoman với những con hẻm nhỏ, khu vực mở rộng được trang trí bằng các vòm và cửa vòm. Tour Thổ Nhĩ Kỳ đưa du khách thăm thú chợ và mua đặc sản về làm quà.

Tháp Galata
Tháp Galata được xây dựng vào năm 1348 dưới thời Đế chế Genoa. Ban đầu, tháp được sử dụng làm ngọn hải đăng, sau đó là một trạm quan sát và pháo đài. Tháp Galata cao khoảng 67m và có một ban công quan sát ở tầng cao nhất. Kiến trúc của tháp là một minh chứng cho kỹ thuật xây dựng xuất sắc thời Trung cổ. Trong nhiều thế kỷ, tháp đã trở thành một phần của nhiều sự kiện lịch sử quan trọng tại Istanbul.

Mua sắm tại Istiklal Caddesi
Istiklal Caddesi là con phố mua sắm và giải trí sôi động nhất ở Istanbul. Nằm ở trung tâm quận Beyoğlu, con đường này kéo dài khoảng 1,4 km. Nó kéo dài từ quảng trường Taksim đến khu vực tháp Galata. Du khách có thể vui chơi, mua sắm và tận hưởng không gian văn hóa độc đáo tại đây.

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Mytour.vnNovember 4, 2024