Culinary walk with Kadikoy (Chalcedon) treasures

Attractions & guided tours

Istanbul, Turkey

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Language: English

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Duration: 5 Hours 30 Minutes

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Do this because

Visit the famous Güllüoglu Baklava Shop at Karaköy

Enjoy a traditional breakfast at an authentic eatery shop

Take the ferry to Kadiköy, ancient Chalcedon, where Ecumenical Council met in 451 AD

What to expect

This will not only be a culinary walk but also a stroll through the city’s Asian side to discover its local culture. Take a ferry and visit different shops at Kadiköy including the fish market and try new tastes of Turkish Cuisine. Try a typical delicatessen, muhallebi or baklava. Then, enjoy a main course at the famous Çiya Restaurant with delicious flavors and hang out at a typical Turkish coffee house. Lastly, ferry back to Karaköy, where your guide can give you helpful tips for the rest of your time in Istanbul.

What's included

Tastes of Turkish food and drinks

Guided walk

What's not included

Transportation

Tips

Extra food and drinks

Provider

Plan Tours & Gray Line Turkey

Booking Fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Cancellation Fee

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins

Where

Rıhtım Cad. Katlı Otopark Altı No: 3-4, Karaköy, İstanbul

Meeting point:

In front of Karaköy Güllüoglu Baklava Shop.

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Tour in English - $353.00

Total

Only available in English

Only available at 09:30

Adult (8-100)

$353.00

Child (3-7)

$353.00

from $176.00

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Anonymous

January 2022

From United States of America

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The tour started with a traditional Turkish breakfast, then we took a ferry across the bay to Karikoy and sampled a couple of different foods throughout the area and finished in the spice market where we were able to take some tea and candies. Our tour guide was great too. Would recommend.

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