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A tasty journey back in time through Istanbul’s historic Old City and the back streets surrounding the iconic Grand Bazaar. Discover the area’s best eateries and dine where the locals do. Indulge in foods cooked by the masters, following recipes that have been handed down through generations. We’ll make more than 8 different stops during our walk.
Istanbul airport or hotel
3 Hours Before Flight Time
You will meet your local guide at your hotel and then have a brief information about our culinary trip. Afterwards we proceed to Spice Bazaar where we are going to taste delicious Turkish Delights which is iconic world wide know Turkish sweets. In Spice Market, you can also enjoy tasting many mixtures of spices that are used in Turkish Cuisine. One of a must-do thing in Spice Bazaar is to try traditional herbal teas. From Apple Tea to winter immune booster teas there are tens of different teas that you can try. After our time ends there in Spice Bazaar, we continue just outside of the bazaar and there we will have chance to try dairy products such as cheese, yogurt, dried beef, salami etc. Also we can try famous pickles that is an important part of Turkish Cuisine. Later on we proceed to Taksim Square and Istiklal Street where you may enjoy other members of Turkish Cuisine. First we will try traditional Turkish Döner Kebab which you can have as fast food without sitting on a table. Then we proceed to somewhere called Nevizade Street and Çiçek Pasajı where you will have the chance of trying seafood a la Turkey. Fried Calamari, Grilled Octopus, Fried Mussels, Midye Dolma ( Mussel filled with cooked rice) etc. Also we can try seasonal fish like Sea Bass, Sea Bream that are quite common in Turkey. After our tasty journey, to try our dessert we walk a little bit more to dessert shop and have our Turkish Coffee with famous Turkish Baklava as a dessert. Baklava is one of the Turkish Culinary member which officially listed as Turkish Local Taste. After we enjoy our Turkish Coffee and Baklava in a cozy enviroment of Istiklal Street, we will be transferred to our hotel.
Till we meet on another trip…
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This actually depends on the purpose of the vacation and the places you want to visit in Turkey. But, Turkey experiences intense tourism mobility mostly between April and December. It doesn’t mean that only these 9 months are the beautiful periods for Turkey vacation. For instance, regions like Istanbul and Cappadocia offer their visitors a different kind of beauty in each month. Keep in mind that in low season, prices are lower as well when compared to the peak seasons.
Turkey is on GMT + 2 (daylight saving = GMT +3 and operates between late October to late March). This means generally that Turkey is 1 hour ahead of European and 2 hours ahead of the UK standard times. Still it is a good idea to check the local time when you arrive in Turkey and adjust your watch accordingly.
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