Golden Horn

The Golden Horn is situated near the Galata Bridge and Spice Market. The natural harbor has been of sheer significance in terms of trade, protection, and the thriving of many empires over time. Istanbul owes much of its historical significance over numerous centuries to the Golden Horn. It has an essential economic and militia role in the evolution of Istanbul.

The Golden Horn has a southern coast and a northern one, which has many important landmarks. Some of them are the Yeni Mosque, the Eminou area, the Chora Church (Kariye Museum), Miniaturk, the Walls of Constantinople, and Pierre Loti Hill. 

• Enjoy the most mesmerising sunset with a panoramic view of Istanbul city by taking a ferry cruise tour of the Golden Horn. 
• Explore the historical landmarks and be engulfed in the rich history and culture of the city.
• Walk down the vibrant streets and bazaars on the southern side of the Golden Horn.
• Shop Turkish tea and spices at the famous Spicy Bazaar, and buy some Turkish dresses and souvenirs at the main markets.
• Relish in the local cuisines at the restaurants and cafes along the shores of the Golden Hour, especially fish sandwiches (balık ekmek) and Turkish tea or coffee.