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ISTANBUL & CAPPADOCIA

Stay in Ramada Old City in Istanbul and RAMADA BY WYNDHAM in Cappadocia

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Stay in Cappadocia with daily breakfast
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Istanbul Tours and Vacation Packages

About Istanbul, Turkey

Formerly known as Constantinople, Istanbul is the cultural and historic center and the most populous city in Turkey. Istanbul is a transcontinental city lying in both Europe and Asia. The European side houses the commercial and historical center while a third of its population lives in Asian side. For long, an Istanbul holiday package has been a staple on every international tour operator's portfolio.

At around more than 15 million residents, Istanbul is also one of the world's most populous cities and the largest city in all of Europe. Around 657 BC, Istanbul took birth originally as Byzantium, which later became Constantinople. Subsequently, after the occupation by the British, French and Italian forces in 1923, the city was renamed yet again as Istanbul.

Quick facts about Istanbul, Turkey

Here are some quick facts that should give you a fair introduction to this amazing city before you embark on your Istanbul vacation package.

Istanbul is the largest European city and the world's fourth largest city proper, smaller only to Beijing, Shanghai and Chongqing.
Byzantion was one of the most important cities in history circa around 660 BCE. Once reestablished as Constantinople in 330 CE, the city continue to serve as an imperial capital for nearly 16 centuries.
Constantinople was contributory in the progression of Christianity during Roman times. The Ottomans seized the city in 1453 CE, turning it into the seat of their caliphate and an Islamic stronghold.

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Things to do in Istanbul, Turkey

Visit Miniatürk, a miniature park situated at the north-eastern shore of Golden Horn.
See the İstanbul Sea Life Aquarium, also called TurkuaZoo, a public aquarium located in Bayrampaşa.
Go to Vialand at Eyup, a theme park featuring amusement rides for all ages & a shopping center with dining & entertainment.
Visit the KidZania at Acibadem AVM, the global leader in edutainment for children.
Visit the Rahmi Koç Museum, a private industrial museum located at Hasköy.
Take part in a workshop at the Istanbul Museum of Modern Art, a museum of contemporary art in the Beyoğlu district.
Visit the Istanbul Toy Museum, a toy museum located in the Göztepe neighbourhood.
Visit Jurassic Land at Bayrampaşa, an indoor attraction featuring animatronic dinosaurs, model skeletons, a 4D movie, laser tag and a cafe.
Go on a Bosphorus Tour. The Bosporus is a narrow, natural strait and an internationally significant waterway located in northwestern Turkey.
Travel to Büyükada, the largest of the nine Princes' Islands in the Sea of Marmara.

Places to visit in Istanbul, Turkey

International tourists always set aside more time to visit the many sacred places in Istanbul, while they are on their Istanbul holidays. Let us get to know some of them.

Ahrida Sinagogu (Synagogue) - Located in Balat, it is one of the oldest synagogues in Turkey.
The All Saints Church -located in Moda in Kadıköy district – An ancient Presbyterian church, known locally as All Saints Kilisesi.
Arap Camiisi (Arab Mosque – A mosque Located in the Karaköy quarter of the city, it was originally a Roman Catholic church erected by the friars of the Dominican Order.
Atik Ali Pasa Mosque - A 15th century Ottoman mosque situated in Çemberlitaş, Fatih district. Construction was completed during the reign of Sultan Bayezid II, in in 1497.

Let us now get to know some of the popular streets and areas good for shopping.

Bağdat Caddesi, meaning Baghdad Avenue - A notable high street found on the Anatolian side, it runs approximately 9 miles.
Halaskargazi Avenue – Stretched between Şişli and Harbiye for 1.3 kilometers, this busy shopping district sells everything from clothes to electronics.
Taksim Square - Situated in the European part of Istanbul in Beyoğlu, the Taksim Square is considered the heart of modern Istanbul. Famous for its many restaurants, shops, and hotels.

Food in Istanbul, Turkey

Turkish cuisine is essentially Ottoman cuisine. Its culinary style may also be seen as a refined fusion of central Asian, middle eastern, eastern European and Balkan cuisines. Historians around the world are of the unanimous opinion that Ottoman cuisine was unified and refined in imperial Istanbul. Istanbul is known for its historic seafood restaurants. Most of the well-known upscale seafood restaurants are located on the shores of the Bosphorus. A pedestrian zone in the Kumkapı quarter in Fatih district houses around fifty fish restaurants. Another locality in Istanbul famous for its seafood restaurants is the The Princes' Islands, located just 15 kilometers from the heart of the city.

Turkish cuisine varies across the country from region to region. And the widespread cooking style of Istanbul inherits many elements of Ottoman court cuisine, with comparatively lesser use of spices. Much like other metropoles around the world, Istanbul has a famous street food culture too. From small buffets streets to native street vendors the street food of Istanbul is full of choices. When you are on your Istanbul vacation, try to taste pastry delicacies like simit and börek from the street food vendors. You should also try Balık ekmek, a kind of fish sandwich.

Cappadocia Tours and Vacation Package

About Cappadocia, Turkey

Welcome to the charming city of Cappadocia with its fairytale landscape, remarkable rocks, traditional cuisine, and fascinating history. Nestled in the heart of Anatolia region in Turkey, Cappadocia is perceived as one of the prime sought after destinations by nature lovers, intrepid explorers, and history buffs alike.

The image is inseparable from the destination. The iconic city, known as the ‘Land of Beautiful Horses’ is brimming with historic and traditional heritage, offering countless experiences leading to the most coveted adventures. No matter what experience you opt for, expect spectacular architecture, rare natural wonders, and exquisite culinary experience. Holiday Factory takes you on a dazzling journey with its unbeatable Holiday Packages.

Quick facts about Cappadocia, Turkey

Here are some interesting facts to give you a clearer insight into what awaits you during your Cappadocia vacation package.

Cappadocia was the product of volcanic eruptions that took place 3-4 million years ago.
Cappadocia was home to Byzantine, Roman, and Ottoman empires to become after independence a part of the modern Turkish Republic and a major tourism hub.
Cappadocia's valleys are among Turkey's prime hiking and horse riding destinations, and the region is considered one of the best places in the world to go for a hot-air balloon tour.
Horses are still important to the locals and are used as an alternative mode of transport for visitors.
The word Gerome means "you cannot see in here" and the village was named by the Christians during the Arab Invasion.
Cappadocia region is well-known for its winemaking history and international awards. There are many wine tasting shops where visitors can sample quality wines.

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Things to do in Cappadocia, Turkey

Here are an exciting array of activities to enjoy during your escapade:

Put on the temporary wings and fly like a bird on a hot air balloon while admiring the epic landscape or simply enjoy watching the balloon if afraid of heights.
Hike in the less traversed paths of the Love Valley where you can make a wish in the wishing tree while snapping the incredible volcanic rock formations and explore the corners of Devrent Valley to know why it is called the valley of imagination.
Partake in a horse ride and wander around the Red & Rose Valley to discover the beauty and charm of an area tinted in pink, especially at sunset.
Sight the Fairy Chimneys of Paşabağı in a surreal landscape of carved-out towering rock formations which change color with every sunset.
Shop in the center of pottery & craftsmanship or join a ceramics workshop in the bustling town of Avanos where you will experience delightful moments with locals.
Spend a traditional Turkish night in one of the cave restaurants and watch wonderful performances while treating your taste buds with mouthwatering signature dishes.

Places to visit in Cappadocia, Turkey

Cappadocia boasts a wide range of touristic spots for an incredible holiday as tourists come from different parts of the globe attracted by the folkloric panorama and dazzled by the heavenly beauty. Scout out and gear up to be amazed!

Göreme Open-Air Museum; the UNESCO World Heritage site is a complex of monasteries & churches with fabulous colorful frescoes dated back to the Byzantine period.
Zelve Open-Air Museum & Soğanlı Open-Air Museum are worth a visit as well.
Kaymakli & Derinkuyu Underground Cities; mazy network of tunnels with exceptional sophistication. More than 36 underground cities full of remarkable mysteries, but Kaymakli and Derinkuyu are the most popular.
The church of Tokali, impressive millennial vestige housing a striking set of medieval frescoes.
Saruhan Caravanserai, perfect example of historical texture and Islamic architecture featuring intricate patterns unique to the Islamic culture.
Lake Tuz, the pink salt lake with its vibrant color and unique location, making for a great discovery unhindered by the crowd.
Cavusin Castle, an off-the-beat place where you can explore the Cavusin Valley, Cavusin Village, and other key surroundings from the very top.

Food in Cappadocia, Turkey

Turkish cuisine is essentially Ottoman cuisine. Its culinary style may also be seen as a refined fusion of central Asian, middle eastern, eastern European, and Balkan cuisines. Fish, meat, vegetables, desserts, nuts; everything is available in this country, yet in Cappadocia. During your holiday in Cappadocia, enjoy the Anatolian cuisine and enrich your taste buds with one of the signature dishes. You will rethink the very definition of “delicious”. A great example is mantı, small pasta packets stuffed with meat or cheese and served with a tomato or garlic sauce. Another must-try hearty meal is the testi kebab known in English as “Pottery or Clay Kebab ''. Cappadocia is also popular for its wine scene, where you are invited to cozy up in the Cave Cellar to sample the full lineup of regional drops after a long day of sightseeing.

Turkish food is abundant and diverse. The choice is yours when it comes to authentic local culinary experience or international and Mediterranean fare.