• Visit the Egyptian Bazaar, also known as the Spice Market, located just behind the Yeni Mosque neighborhood in Eminonu at the entrance to the Golden Horn. 

• Learn about the history of this bazaar, originally made of wood in the mid-17th century by architect Kazim Aga and got its name from the fact that the Egyptians used to sell their spices, herbs, medicinal plants and medicines.

• See and smell many interesting condiments such as dried fruits and nuts, different types of tea, oils and essences, sweets, honeycombs, and aphrodisiacs. 

• Pass through the fortresses of Anadolu and Rumeli that face each other. 

• Proceed to the Bosphorus Bridge that extends from the European part to the Asian part of Istanbul and joins the European continent with the Asian continent.

• Continue to Beylerbeyi, where the Asian pillar of the Bosphorus Bridge sits.

• Discover the Beylerbeyi Palace, built by Sultan Abdülmecid between 1861-1865 on the site of another wooden mansion. 

• Explore the exterior and interior decorations, which is a mixture of Eastern, Turkish and Western motifs. 

• Move to Camlica hill, the highest hill in Istanbul. 

End of the tour.