A delicious walk on two shores of Istanbul – Europe and Asia.
Our tour is completely vegetarian friendly, and throughout the route you will have your fill of some of the most traditional (and vegetarian!) Istanbul specialties.
We will first stop at the Spice Market for Spice Tasting. This extensive market was built in the 17th century to finance the upkeep of the nearby mosque, Yeni Cami. The bazaar is often referred to as the “Egyptian Market” due to the fact that spices used to come to the market from India and Southeast Asia via Egypt.
Then walk over the Galata Bridge to Istanbul’s coolest hip neighbourhood Karaköy.
We will walk to a Baklava shop where Baklava is made by masters sticking to the original formula and using one hundred percent natural ingredients.
After savoring very fresh Baklava,we will continue to discover the streets of Karaköy stopping for tastings along the way.
We will then take a ferry ride to the other side of the river that separates the European and Asian parts of Istanbul to explore the famous open-air street market of Kadıköy.
We will stop for tastings along the way at the Kadıköy market.
For lunch we will taste an array of vegetarian dishes at a popular restaurant in the market.
After lunch we will walk back take our ferry back to the European side
Price includes a comprehensive experience from 10:00 am to 2:30 pm, featuring:
Guided tour encompassing spice tasting, ferry fares, and tastings.
