Cable Car & Bosphorus On Boat

CITY WALLS
The majestic walls of Istanbul have borne witness to countless victories and defeats throughout history, and two great invasions. The first breach occurred in 1204 during the Fourth Crusade, leaving behind the memories of their former might. The second and most significant breach occurred in 1453, when Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror’s cannons and troops shattered their defenses, leading to the fall of Istanbul. This event forever altered the course of world history.

DRIVE BY BUS TO THE GOLDEN HORN
With its natural beauty and solid structure, the Golden Horn has been one of Istanbul’s most important harbors throughout history. This deep inlet divides the European shore, enhancing its strategic significance and serving as a gateway for many sailors. It stretches 8 kilometers long, with its widest point at the entrance from the Bosphorus. At its farthest reaches, two streams converge, adding a mystical touch to this historic harbor.

CABLE CAR & PIERRE LOTI HILL
This high hill, named after the famous French writer Pierre Loti, offers a panoramic view of Istanbul from above. Taking the cable car up to the hill, one can experience the breathtaking scenery of the Golden Horn. Every step taken here stirs deep feelings of both the past and present of the city.

BOAT TRIP ON THE BOSPHORUS
The Bosphorus, the natural divider between Europe and Asia, has been home to many glorious buildings and battles throughout history. As you glide past the opulent Dolmabahçe and Beylerbeyi Palaces, and along the charming wooden mansions, you’ll embark on a mesmerizing journey. This cruise takes you all the way to the Rumeli Fortress, a symbol of the Ottoman Empire’s power.

RUMELI FORTRESS (FROM THE SEA – NO INTERIOR VISIT)
The Rumeli Fortress stands as a symbol of the strategic brilliance employed to protect Istanbul. Built by Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror in preparation for the conquest of the city in 1453, this fortress remains a stunning reminder of the empire’s might. Even today, from the sea, it evokes the power and determination of the past, echoing the sounds of ancient sieges.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Due to technical issues, if the cable car is not operational, She Tour cannot be held responsible.