After breakfast, you will be picked up by your guide from hotel for old city walking tour. We will visit Hagia Sophia, which was constructed as a basilica with a wooden roof on the first of the seven hills of Istanbul and was called "The Great Church" at the time, was opened during the reign of Constantine II in 360

Libidinous sultans, ambitious courtiers, beautiful concubines and scheming eunuchs lived and worked here between the 15th and 19th centuries when it was the court of the Ottoman empire.

İstanbul's most photogenic building was the grand project of Sultan Ahmet I (r 1603–17), whose tomb is located on the north side of the site facing Sultanahmet Park. The mosque's wonderfully curvaceous exterior features a cascade of domes and six slender minarets. Blue İznik tiles adorn the interior and give the building its unofficial but commonly used name.

St. Irene, was constructed by the Emperor Lustiniaus in VI. century. It consists of atrium, narthex, naos with three nephs and apse. It is a typical Byzantine structure with its material and architecture.

The Egyptian Obelisk, The German Fountain of Willhelm II and The Serpentine Column are sites to be visited. The Byzantine emperors loved nothing more than an afternoon at the chariot races, and this rectangular arena alongside Sultanahmet Park was their venue of choice. In its heyday, it was decorated by obelisks and statues, some of which remain in place today.

The colourful and chaotic Grand Bazaar is the heart of İstanbul's Old City and has been so for centuries. Starting as a small vaulted bedesten (warehouse) built by order of Mehmet the Conqueror in 1461, it grew to cover a vast area as lanes between the bedesten, neighbouring shops and hans (caravanserais) were roofed and the market assumed the sprawling, labyrinthine form that it retains today.

After the tour we will take you back to your hotel and you’ll be transferred to IST or SAW airport for a flight to Cappadocia. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel in Cappadocia. Overnight stay in Cappadocia.

Monastic complex of cave churches with frescoes

National park and mushrooms shaped fairy chimneys monks valley

The highest and biggest natural rock castle

Love valley is a place of natural wonders

Animal shaped fairy chimneys, imagination valley

Hundreds of village men are skilled in making pottery and ceramics. Pottery has been produced in this region as far back as around 2000 BC, the time of the Hittites

This marvel of ancient engineering is the biggest temporary settlement of many local civilizations. This unique settlement has more than 4000 years of history and is a member of UNESCO

Leisurely walking in Ihlara Valley where to can hike the canyon, observe its cave churches, and experience it's oasis-like environs

A unique monastery carved into a whole volcanic mountain. One of the best places that must be seen in the world. A great view of a historical town with cave settlement and unique castle

A feat view of Cappadocia's rock formations

A beautiful valley where you can take fantastic pictures of pigeons, pigeon houses and evil eyes decorated with Turkish blue stones

According to your International flight time, we will transfer to Istanbul Airport (IST) or Sabiha Gokcen Airport (SAW) End of your 5 Days Istanbul and Cappadocia Tour , please don’t forget to share your experience with us.