At the conquest of İstanbul, Mehmet the Conqueror chose a site on the forum Tauri (Beyazıt square) for his first palace. The so-called ‘’Old Palace’’ –Saray-ı Atik- is referred to ...
Once a historic Roman town, Çeşme today is bursting with activity. Located near İzmir, by the Aegean Sea, Çeşme is one of the most prominent touristic centers in Turkey. With a wid...
Known also as ‘The Sunken Palace’ The Basilica Cistern is the largest cistern among hundreds of Istanbul’s underground cisterns. Open to visitors, the cisterns to...
Pamukkale, meaning ‘the cotton castle’ in Turkish, is a UNESCO World Heritage site near the city of Denizli. As a natural wonder Pamukkale offers an unforgettable exper...
Covering the ancient portion of land once called as Asia Minor, today’s Turkey include many of the Biblical settlements. As well as having important New Testament cities such as An...
When King Attolos founded Antalya in 2th century BC, he would never have guessed the architecture of resorts of Antalya would be ten times more beautiful and poetic than his legen...
Located on the shores of the Aegean Sea, this white-washed Mediterranean town was the ancient city of Halicarnassos that housed one of the Seven Wonders of the antiquity; 4th centu...
Ephesus, with an excellent natural harbor, was founded by Greek Colonists maintained its title as the center of commerce and culture on the Aegean shores until the downfall of Roma...
Formed by the erosions of wind and water, the valleys and rock formations of Cappadocia have been the cradle of numerous civilizations and cultures for thousands of years. The regi...
Whether you visit Istanbul for business or pleasure – or even as a half-day shore excursion during a cruise – we can supply private tour packages specifically tailored ...
