Bosphorus Highlights Tour Europe and Asia

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Büyük Mecidiye Camii

• The mosque is located right on the shore of the Bosphorus, in the Ortaköy neighborhood.
• For photography enthusiasts, it offers an iconic view with the mosque in the foreground and the Bosphorus Bridge in the background.
• It serves as an accessible and informative example of Islamic architecture for tourists interested in cultural heritage.
• It is also one of the most popular photo spots for Instagram and social media users.
• It’s one of the rare places where you can capture the “Bosphorus – mosque – bridge” trio in a single frame.

Ayios Dimitrios

Rumeli Fortress

• Rumeli Fortress, a symbol on the road to the Conquest of Istanbul, was built to control the Bosphorus in preparation for the siege of the city.
• With its medieval architecture, stone walls, towers, and natural surroundings, it is a favorite photo spot for Instagram users.
• It offers a unique combination of scenery, history, and nature.
• The nearby bridge creates a stunning composition for photography alongside the fortress.
• Please note: Due to ongoing restoration work, entry to the interior is not permitted. The visit will be conducted from the outside only

Otağtepe Fatih Grove

Otağtepe Cafe

Anadolu Hisari Fort

• Built by Yıldırım Bayezid as a strategic point for a planned siege against the Byzantine Empire, this fortress is considered one of the first steps toward the conquest of Istanbul.
• Together with Rumeli Fortress on the opposite shore, these twin structures on both sides of the Bosphorus demonstrate the determination and strategic brilliance of the Ottoman Empire.
• Far from the city's crowds, it is a peaceful area surrounded by nature, offering nostalgic photo opportunities for photography enthusiasts.
• It’s a lesser-known yet impressive stop for visitors who want to witness history, enjoy the natural beauty of the Bosphorus in a tranquil setting, and connect with the story of the conquest.

Çamlıca Kulesi - Camlica Tower

• Standing at 369 meters tall, it is Istanbul’s highest structure, reaching a total elevation of 587 meters above sea level.
• This unique feature makes it an exceptional observation point offering visitors a 360-degree panoramic view of the city.
• From its open and enclosed observation terraces, you can see the Bosphorus, the historic peninsula, the Princes' Islands, and even Bursa on clear days.
• These terraces are highly valued photography spots for both local and international tourists.
• It is the perfect vantage point for those who want to capture stunning views of Istanbul from above.