Private Tours & Trips in Thrace

This 4-day private tour takes you through Istanbul's Thrace region with skip-the-line access to Hagia Sophia and a VIP ticket to the Harem of Topkapi Palace. Walk through UNESCO-listed Sultanahmet Square to see the Obelisk of Theodosius and the six-minaret Blue Mosque with its 21,043 Iznik tiles. A two-hour cruise along the Bosphorus Strait offers views of landmarks from both European and Asian shores.

A private guide and VIP van await your command through the Thrace region, allowing flexible pacing at historical sites and markets without group restrictions.

Walk through Istanbul's historic Thrace side visiting cast-iron St. Stephen Bulgarian Church built in 1871 and the 2-kilometer Istiklal Street lined with Ottoman-era buildings. Stroll through former Greek and Jewish neighborhoods of Fener and Balat with their heritage houses, browse the Egyptian Spice Bazaar in Fatih district, then cruise past where Europe meets Asia at the Bosphorus's narrowest point.

Intimate neighborhood walks and local district exploration unfold naturally with this small-group format, offering personalized attention throughout Thrace's historic quarters.

Thrace's European heritage unfolds through private guided tours of Hagia Sophia and the ornate Blue Mosque in Istanbul. A one-hour cruise along the Bosphorus Strait passes by Rumeli Fortress that once guarded Byzantine approaches. Walk through the historic Covered Bazaar's winding lanes and visit the grand Suleymaniye Mosque, all with your dedicated English-speaking guide.

Personal guide and upscale accommodations define this private journey through Thrace's cultural capital, with dedicated English-speaking expertise at every turn.

This private trip through Thrace includes access to Yedikule Fortress's Golden Gate and former prison where Byzantine emperors were held. The Theodosian Walls offer sea views as you walk along them, then see the 4th-century Aqueduct of Valens spanning the city. Accommodations at Snog Rooms & Suites with apartment-style freedom and free parking, just 600 meters from St. Anthony of Padua Church.