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Istanbul & Tbilisi

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Experience the best of East and West as you explore the vibrant charm of Istanbul and the warm hospitality of Tbilisi.
Visit iconic landmarks including Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and the Grand Bazaar — where history meets beauty.
Wander through Tbilisi’s Old Town, the Bridge of Peace, and the festive Orbeliani Street Christmas Village.
Enjoy scenic drives to Kazbegi and Kakheti, taste fine Georgian wines, and marvel at the mountain landscapes.

General Info
- STARTING PRICE $1050
- AIRPORT Istanbul or Tbilisi Airport
- DURATION 6 nights
- DEPARTURE DATES
  - From 17 till 23 December 2025
  - From 07 till 14 January 2026
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- Free Stays - Istanbul (3 nights) + Tbilisi (3 nights)
About Istanbul:

Istanbul is a city where East meets West, blending ancient history with vibrant modern life. Straddling Europe and Asia across the Bosphorus Strait, it boasts rich cultural diversity, iconic architecture, and a dynamic atmosphere. Istanbul is not only Turkey’s largest city but also one of the most historically and culturally rich cities in the world. Its unique geographic position allows it to bridge two continents, making it a melting pot of diverse cultures, religions, and traditions. Today, Istanbul is Turkey’s main center for trade, finance, and tourism, drawing visitors with its historical sites, bustling markets, and modern cosmopolitan energy.

What to visit:

Istanbul blends history and modern life, a huge city with several districts such as Sultanahmet-Old City. Galata that includes Taksim Square. New City main business district with many modern shopping malls and districts. The Bosphorus European bank of the Bosphorus dotted by numerous palaces, parks, water-front mansions, and bohemian neighborhoods. Golden Horn : Banks of Golden Horn, the estuary that separates the European side into distinctive districts. Princes’ Islands : An excellent getaway from the city. Asian Side : Eastern half of Istanbul, with lovely neighborhoods at the Marmara and Bosphorus coasts. additionally, the must-see sites like the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Topkapi Palace. Explore the bustling Grand Bazaar, take a scenic Bosphorus Cruise, and enjoy panoramic views from Çamlıca Tower. Don’t miss the tranquil Princess Islands, the historic charm of Bursa, or the natural beauty of Sapanca and Masukiye. End the day with a lively Turkish Night to experience local culture.

Suggested tours :

1. City Tour: Visit three of Istanbul’s most iconic landmarks – the Blue Mosque with its stunning blue tiles, Hagia Sophia (a masterpiece of Byzantine architecture that’s been a cathedral, mosque, and museum), and Topkapi Palace (the opulent former residence of Ottoman sultans).

2. Bosphorus Cruise : Enjoy a scenic boat ride along the Bosphorus, offering views of the European and Asian sides of Istanbul, as well as landmarks like Dolmabahçe Palace, Rumeli Fortress, and traditional Ottoman houses.

2. Grand Bazaar and Spice Bazaar : One of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, offering everything from jewelry and textiles to spices and antiques.

3. Galata Tower : Visit This iconic tower offers a panoramic view of Istanbul’s skyline. It’s best to visit during sunset for beautiful photos. Taksim Square and Istiklal Street: The heart of modern Istanbul, filled with shops, cafes, and historic buildings.

6. Asian Side – Visit Kadıköy’s vibrant market, stroll along the Bosphorus in Üsküdar, and take in the views from the Maiden’s Tower.

7- Princess Islands Visit Büyükada, the largest of the Princes' Islands, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, ride horse-drawn carriages or bikes, and relax by the sea.

8. Bursa Tour : The first capital of the Ottoman Empire, and explore its historical mosques, uludag mountain, and the famous Green Mosque. You can also shop for Turkish silk and enjoy the local Iskender kebab.

9. Turkish Night: Experience Turkish culture through a traditional Turkish night, complete with folk dances, belly dancing, live music, and a delicious Turkish dinner.

About Tbilisi

Tbilisi is the capital and largest city of Georgia lying on the banks of the Kura River surrounded on three sides by mountains.

It has long history of rule ranging from Russians to Persians and comprises an eclectic mix of Medieval, Neoclassical, Art Nouveau, Stalinist and Modernist structures.

Present-day Tbilisi ranks among the most popular emerging destinations thanks to Georgia's growing tourism industry.

What to visit in Tbilisi

The main sights of the city are clustered in the Old Tbilisi district. This area is well-known for its sulfur bathhouses fed by natural hot springs. Nearby on Shardeni Street you will find plenty of modern, popular restaurants, open air café-bars, trendy night clubs and art galleries.

The Trinity Cathedral is one of the tallest Eastern Orthodox cathedrals in the World. Don’t miss the Dry Bridge which is home to a famous flea market, where you can find art exhibitions and antique items for sale. The Tbilisi Funicular is one of the finest examples of cable railways in the world. The railway leads to Mtatsminda- a beautiful leisure and amusement park overlooking the entire city.
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Free Stays - Istanbul (3 nights) + Tbilisi (3 nights)

About Istanbul:

Istanbul is a city where East meets West, blending ancient history with vibrant modern life. Straddling Europe and Asia across the Bosphorus Strait, it boasts rich cultural diversity, iconic architecture, and a dynamic atmosphere. Istanbul is not only Turkey’s largest city but also one of the most historically and culturally rich cities in the world. Its unique geographic position allows it to bridge two continents, making it a melting pot of diverse cultures, religions, and traditions. Today, Istanbul is Turkey’s main center for trade, finance, and tourism, drawing visitors with its historical sites, bustling markets, and modern cosmopolitan energy.

What to visit:

Istanbul blends history and modern life, a huge city with several districts such as Sultanahmet-Old City. Galata that includes Taksim Square. New City main business district with many modern shopping malls and districts. The Bosphorus European bank of the Bosphorus dotted by numerous palaces, parks, water-front mansions, and bohemian neighborhoods. Golden Horn : Banks of Golden Horn, the estuary that separates the European side into distinctive districts. Princes’ Islands : An excellent getaway from the city. Asian Side : Eastern half of Istanbul, with lovely neighborhoods at the Marmara and Bosphorus coasts. additionally, the must-see sites like the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Topkapi Palace. Explore the bustling Grand Bazaar, take a scenic Bosphorus Cruise, and enjoy panoramic views from Çamlıca Tower. Don’t miss the tranquil Princess Islands, the historic charm of Bursa, or the natural beauty of Sapanca and Masukiye. End the day with a lively Turkish Night to experience local culture.

Suggested tours :

1. City Tour: Visit three of Istanbul’s most iconic landmarks – the Blue Mosque with its stunning blue tiles, Hagia Sophia (a masterpiece of Byzantine architecture that’s been a cathedral, mosque, and museum), and Topkapi Palace (the opulent former residence of Ottoman sultans).

2. Bosphorus Cruise : Enjoy a scenic boat ride along the Bosphorus, offering views of the European and Asian sides of Istanbul, as well as landmarks like Dolmabahçe Palace, Rumeli Fortress, and traditional Ottoman houses.

2. Grand Bazaar and Spice Bazaar : One of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, offering everything from jewelry and textiles to spices and antiques.

3. Galata Tower : Visit This iconic tower offers a panoramic view of Istanbul’s skyline. It’s best to visit during sunset for beautiful photos. Taksim Square and Istiklal Street: The heart of modern Istanbul, filled with shops, cafes, and historic buildings.

6. Asian Side – Visit Kadıköy’s vibrant market, stroll along the Bosphorus in Üsküdar, and take in the views from the Maiden’s Tower.

7- Princess Islands Visit Büyükada, the largest of the Princes' Islands, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, ride horse-drawn carriages or bikes, and relax by the sea.

8. Bursa Tour : The first capital of the Ottoman Empire, and explore its historical mosques, uludag mountain, and the famous Green Mosque. You can also shop for Turkish silk and enjoy the local Iskender kebab.

9. Turkish Night: Experience Turkish culture through a traditional Turkish night, complete with folk dances, belly dancing, live music, and a delicious Turkish dinner.

About Tbilisi

Tbilisi is the capital and largest city of Georgia lying on the banks of the Kura River surrounded on three sides by mountains.

It has long history of rule ranging from Russians to Persians and comprises an eclectic mix of Medieval, Neoclassical, Art Nouveau, Stalinist and Modernist structures.

Present-day Tbilisi ranks among the most popular emerging destinations thanks to Georgia's growing tourism industry.

What to visit in Tbilisi

The main sights of the city are clustered in the Old Tbilisi district. This area is well-known for its sulfur bathhouses fed by natural hot springs. Nearby on Shardeni Street you will find plenty of modern, popular restaurants, open air café-bars, trendy night clubs and art galleries.

The Trinity Cathedral is one of the tallest Eastern Orthodox cathedrals in the World. Don’t miss the Dry Bridge which is home to a famous flea market, where you can find art exhibitions and antique items for sale. The Tbilisi Funicular is one of the finest examples of cable railways in the world. The railway leads to Mtatsminda- a beautiful leisure and amusement park overlooking the entire city.