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Visit the painted houses in a myriad of colors, washing lines are strung between buildings, kids play in the streets, and traces of Jewish, Armenian, and Orthodox communities still stand. Your professional tour guide will inform you from begining till the end of the tour
ItineraryThis is a typical itinerary for this productStop At: Balat, Istanbul TurkiyeBalat area, Chora Church, area of fener, Bulgarian churchDuration: 8 hours
Traveler pickup is offeredPickup / drop off service is provided from / to centrally located hotels at European side of IstanbulPorts
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You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
5 to 8 hours
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The Lead Traveler must present a valid Photo ID when redeeming their La Vacanza Voucher(s). Accompanying children do not require Photo ID.
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