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3 nights is a minimum
time to explore the city, which is why we have made up a package
for you, Below you will find our prices.
- 3 nights de-lux hotel accomodation
- 3
breakfasts
- 1
gourmet dinner by the bosphorus,including private transportation
to/from the hotel.
- Private airport transfers
for couples in de-lux Mercedes S320 cars , for small groups in
Mercedes Vito Vans.
- Private
de-lux Mercedes S320 car for one day a professional guide either
in English, German,French,Spanish,Italian or Arabic.
| Hotel |
Room |
Price of the package
per person |
| Four Seasons Istanbul |
Superior Double Room |
1.135 USD |
| Ciragan Palace Kempinsky |
Superior Seaview Room |
1.125 USD |
| Hyatt Regency |
Delux Room |
715 USD |
| Swissotel Bosphorus |
Bosphorus View |
705 USD |
| The Ritz Carlton |
De-Lux Bosphorus view |
680 USD |
| Ceylan Intercontinental |
Superior Room |
585 USD |
| Conrad Istanbul |
Bosphorus view |
605 USD |
| The Marmara Istanbul |
Standard Room |
530 USD |
The
city has been named Istanbul for over 500 years. Before Istanbul,
it was Constantinople for over 1.100 years. Before Constantinople,
it was Byzantium for 1.000 years. Its history predates the birth
of Jesus by 1000 years. As a historic city, Istanbul is a place
of unparalleled richness and depth. From the still, secluded back
streets of the Eminonu district to the majestic scale of the Blue
Mosque, you will find that Istanbul gathers around itself the
warmth and aura of ages long gone. When walking by a common-looking
wood and plaster house, look again; that house is likely to have
been standing twice as long as the United States has existed.
Here, Christians and Muslims and Jews, Europeans and Easterners
continue a centuries-old tradition of co-existence. Here too,
the modern exists side-by-side with the traditional. The latest
European fashions are proudly offered by department stores only
a short distance from open air spice bazaars and mosques. And
at night Istanbul, with its many restaurants, clubs, and discos
seems set on surpassing New York as “The city that never sleeps”
while scores of cafes offer what must surely be one of the defining
examples of old world charm and elegance: a glass of tea in the
open air at midnight with a peaceful view of the ships playing
quietly along the Bosphorus.
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