Mystic Asian Side of Istanbul

Discover the timeless charm of Üsküdar on this immersive walking tour along the Bosphorus. We begin with a scenic stroll toward the iconic Maiden’s Tower, taking in one of Istanbul’s most loved waterfront views. Then we explore a historic Ottoman hamam, followed by visits to Valide-i Cedid Mosque and the lively local fish market. Learn the fascinating story of Mimar Sinan’s mosque from the courtyard before continuing our walk toward Kuzguncuk, one of Istanbul’s most colorful old Jewish neighborhoods. Wander through its quiet streets lined with synagogues, churches, and traditional houses, and experience the unique multicultural heritage that defines this district. We finish with a delicious meal at one of Üsküdar’s finest local restaurants—a perfect end to a rich cultural journey.

Travellers will walk by the iconic Maiden`s Tower one of Istanbul`s most historic and picturesque landmarks. Learn about the tower`s different uses throughout the centuries, and have time to take memorable photos of this stunning waterfront location.

In Üsküdar`s gastronomy street, we will explore both international and local dishes. This vibrant area, which attracts the highest number of local visitors in Üsküdar, offers a unique opportunity to experience a more local and authentic version of Istiklal street of Europian part.

One of the biggest mosque of Uskudar district will offer you its beauty inside and outside. It is not only a mosque but a big complex with its own Turkish bath, fish bazaar and old school type hotel for the travellers and traders back then in the 18th century.

The mosque, which has inspired a platonic love and holds stories you`ve never heard before, will show us that true love once truly existed.

We will walk by the Bosphorus to the old Jewish neighborhood. It is one of the few unique places in Istanbul where Jews fleeing the massacre in Spain were granted settlement permission by the Ottoman Empire. In this neighborhood, we will witness authentic local life and see firsthand how three religions have lived together in peace for centuries.

This local restaurant offers a unique experience to those who loves to try Turkish local dishes. There is a saying in Turkish which is `` you will eat your fingers because of the taste of the dish thats left on your hand.