Aprecie a imagem romântica do pôr do sol sobre Istambul nesta viagem de barco pelo Bósforo. Experimente vistas inesquecíveis da bela cidade turca em sua melhor luz. Cruzeiro ao pôr do sol no Bósforo Navegue pelo Bósforo para uma noite mágica, desfrutando de vistas cativantes desta cidade fascinante. Ao longo do seu cruzeiro, veja como o horizonte de Istambul se ilumina em roxo, laranja e vermelho à luz do sol poente. Admire monumentos icônicos, incluindo a Torre da Donzela, originalmente construída em 1110 em uma pequena ilhota no estreito de Bósforo e envolta em mitos e lendas; a Ponte do Bósforo, que conecta os lados europeu e asiático da cidade; e a majestosa Mesquita Ortakoy, em estilo barroco, localizada às margens do rio. Para completar sua experiência em Istambul à noite, você também receberá bebidas tradicionais durante o cruzeiro. Desfrute de uma xícara de sharbat doce e gelado, uma bebida típica do Oriente Médio feita de frutas ou pétalas de flores, acompanhado de canapés turcos.
During the Ottoman period, naval captains would anchor their fleet here
traditional naval ceremonies were held in this natural harbor. Beginning of the 17th century by gradual filling the site became one of the royal gardens along the Bosphorus, thus the name "Dolmabahce," which means filled garden was invented or accepted.
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The Bosphorus Bridge, known officially as the 15 July Martyrs Bridge and unofficially as the First Bridge, is one of the three suspension bridges spanning the Bosphorus strait in Istanbul, Turkey, thus connecting Europe and Asia. The bridge extends between Ortaköy and Beylerbeyi.
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The Castle at Rumeli
The Rumeli Castle, or Fortress, on a 30000 square meter of land on the European side. It is directly across the Anatolian Castle of the Bosphorus. Rumeli Hisari At this point the Bosphorus is at its narrowest (600 meters) location. The castle was constructed to resemble from a distance the ancient letters spelling out Mohammed's name. The three large towers of the castle, the largest in the world was completed in 139 days. The castle has had many names over the years: "Kulle-i Cedide," "Yenice Castle," "The Castle that Cut the Bosphorus." The construction of the castle began on April 15, 1452. Its supervision was delegated to different pashas. Mehmet the Conqueror himself took over the side facing the se
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Rumeli Hisari
At this point the Bosphorus is at its narrowest (600 meters) location. The castle was constructed to resemble from a distance the ancient letters spelling out Mohammed's name. The three large towers of the castle, the largest in the world was completed in 139 days. The castle has had many names over the years: "Kulle-i Cedide," "Yenice Castle," "The Castle that Cut the Bosphorus." The construction of the castle began on April 15, 1452. Its supervision was delegated to different pashas. Mehmet the Conqueror himself took over the side facing the se
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Since Byzantine times, Beylerbeyi and its vicinity has been a settled area. According to the famous Swiss traveler Inciciyan, Constantine the Great erected a cross there, and the area was called the "Crucifix Gardens" in Byzantine times.
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Kucuksu Summer Palace
Called the "Garden of Lamps" in Ottoman times, the royal garden at Kucuksu was much loved by Murat IV (1623-1640), who called it the "Silver Cypress." Beginning in the 17th century, particularly in the beginning of the 18th century, there was a great deal of construction here.
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Maiden Tower
The building of this tower dates as far back as the year 341 B.C. At the time, the headland on which the tower stands, called "Vus," was at the mouth of the Bosphorus (It was rumored to have once been a peninsula).
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The Galata Bridge
The Galata Bridge is a bridge that spans the Golden Horn in Istanbul, Turkey. From the end of the 19th century in particular, the bridge has featured in Turkish literature, theater, poetry and novels
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The Galata Tower was constructed in 1384 on the highest point of the ramparts surrounding the Genoese colony, known as Galata. In the early times of the Ottomans, the tower was used by the Janissary corps.
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Meeting Point: KABATAS TRANSFER CENTER (opposite of Kabatas Tram Station) Please follow the sign KABATAS - PRINCES' ISLANDS LINE We will be holding our company board, VELENA TRAVEL We kindly request our guests to show up at the meeting point 15 minutes before the cruise departure time.
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