In this area, we’ll take a pleasant walk through the lively streets, enjoy some freshly made baklava, and then hop on a scenic ferry ride across the Bosphorus to the Asian side of Istanbul blending sweet tastes with stunning views. Karaköy is one of Istanbul’s oldest and most vibrant neighborhoods, located right by the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn. Known for its lively cafes, trendy restaurants, and historic charm, it’s a hotspot where modern life meets rich history. Once a bustling port area, today Karaköy offers a mix of street art, boutique shops, and iconic landmarks, making it a favorite starting point for exploring Istanbul’s diverse culture.

When we arrive here to Kadiköy, We will start to walk to the statue more less 15 minutes. The Bull Statue in Kadıköy, sculpted in 1864 in France, symbolizes strength and power. Gifted by Germany to the Ottomans, it was moved several times before settling in Kadıköy in the 1980s. Today, it's a popular meeting point and local icon.

In here, we’ll enjoy traditional tea and coffee, and unwind with mussels and local beers or some street food if the guests are interested at carefully selected spots. Along the way, we’ll dive into the rich culture and lifestyle of Istanbul, sharing not only its history but also some fascinating local stories, rumors, and urban legends that bring the city to life. Kadıköy Market is a lively and colorful shopping area located in the heart of Kadıköy on Istanbul’s Asian side. It’s filled with stalls selling fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood, spices, and local delicacies. The market also features small boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and bookstores. Kadıköy Market is a vibrant spot where locals do their daily shopping and visitors can experience the authentic, everyday life of Istanbul.