Sarajevo - Belgrade Tour

Meeting with our valued guests at Istanbul Airport. Departure to Belgrade at 08:10 with Turkish Airlines flight TK1081. After our arrival in Belgrade at 08:00, we depart for a city tour with our private bus waiting for us. During our city tour upon arrival in Belgrade, we see the city's daily life, important buildings, and the buildings of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which were bombed by NATO and are claimed to have been left in the middle of the city intentionally. As we continue our tour on foot, we also see the Bayrakli Mosque, Belgrade Fortress, Damat Ali Pasha Tomb, Clock Tower, Sokollu Mehmet Pasha Fountain, Military Museum, Istanbul Gate, Zindan Gate, Leopoldov Gate, Stefan Lazarevic Monument, Nebojsa Tower, Kalemegdan, Saborna Church, Republic Square, Terazije Square, and Stone Square. We complete our city tour with a walk on Knez Mihajlova Street, considered the heart of the city. After our tour, transfer to our hotel and check-in. Overnight at our hotel.

After breakfast at our hotel in the morning, our guests who wish can participate in the extra full-day Karlovci & Novi Sad tour.
Karlovci & Novi Sad Tour - (75 Euros per person)
We first visit the Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad, the capital of the Vojvodina Province in the north of Serbia. After a photo break at the fortress with the impressive view of Novi Sad, we arrive at the center of Novi Sad. During our walking tour in the city where Albert Einstein also lived for a while, the Freedom Square, Svetozar Miletic Statue, Catholic Cathedral, Orthodox St. George's Cathedral, St. Nicholas Church, and the Synagogue are among the places to be seen panoramically. After our tour, we set off to visit the town of Sremski Karlovci (Karlovci), which also has an important place in our history. The town, whose history dates back to 7000 BC and has always had an important place in history, hosted the first Serbian secondary school and high school. Other works we will see in Karlovci, which was the center of the Serbian Orthodox Church until 1922, will be the city council, the Catholic Church, and the Four Lions Fountain. The town also holds an important place in Ottoman history with the 1699 Treaty of Karlovci, which is considered the beginning of the decline of the Ottoman Empire and the first treaty where large-scale territory was lost. We also visit the Peace Chapel located on the hill where the treaty was signed. After some free time here, we end our tour.
Our guests who wish can participate in the extra Serbian Night tour organized by our guide.

Serbian Night (70 Euros per person)
On this tour, we will taste Serbian appetizers and dishes in Skadarlija, Belgrade's famous bohemian street, and spend a pleasant evening accompanied by local music. After our tour, transfer to the hotel. Overnight at our hotel.

After breakfast at our hotel in the morning and check-out, we set off for Sarajevo. After our arrival in Sarajevo, we depart for a city tour with our private bus waiting for us. We get off our bus in front of the central library building, one of the iconic structures of the city, and start our walking city tour. After seeing the central library, the Inat Kuca (House of Spite) whose story you will be very surprised to hear, the Latin Bridge built during the Ottoman period, and the point where the assassination of the Austro-Hungarian Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, which caused the outbreak of World War I, took place, we continue towards Bascarsija, the heart of the city. Our tour, which continues with the Sebilj, a tradition in the Ottoman Empire, and Sebilj Square named after this work, will continue in the streets of Bascarsija, which still preserves its historical structure. The Kurşunlu Madrasa, Morica Han, Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, and the Clock Tower are other works we will see. Our tour, which will continue on Ferhadija, the most popular street of the city, with buildings reflecting the architecture of the Austro-Hungarian Empire period, the Catholic Cathedral, Markale Market, and the covered bazaar, will end at the Eternal Flame Monument built in memory of the victims of World War II. After our tour, transfer to our hotel and check-in.

After breakfast at our hotel in the morning, our guests who wish can participate in the extra Mostar & Blagaj tour with lunch.
Mostar & Blagaj Tour - With Lunch (70 Euros per person)
We take our first break in the town of Konjic. Here we see the famous Konjic bridge, which has survived from the Ottoman period to the present day and was restored by Turkey. We take a break for a coffee on our journey along the Neretva river and watch the beautiful view of the river. Continuing our journey, after a panoramic view of the Nazi Train sabotaged by Partisan soldiers in World War II and the destroyed bridge on the Jablanica road, we continue our way to Blagaj. Upon our arrival, we visit the Dervish House (Tekke) that has been living for 550 years. The Tekke, established in the early 15th century, built by the water coming from under a very high and magnificent rock, a little inside from the main road, has hosted the Qadiriyya, Rifa'i, Khalwati, and Naqshbandi orders in its history. (Our guests who wish can visit the Tekke). After visiting the Tekke, we have our lunch and continue our way to Mostar. After watching the historical Mostar Bridge from the historical Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, one of the works of the old city that has not been lost or worn out, we visit the bridge. This bridge, built to allow the Ottoman army to pass through here while going on the Szigetvar campaign, which was Suleiman the Magnificent's last campaign, was destroyed by the Croats during the war in 1993 and was later restored to its original state by a Turkish company. After visiting the small Mostar bridge and strolling in the bazaar, we head to our hotel in Sarajevo. Overnight at our hotel.

In the evening, our guests who wish can participate in the extra Bosnian Night tour.
Bosnian Night (70 Euros per person)
We will have an unforgettable night with our dinner, which we will have in a local restaurant in Sarajevo, accompanied by Bosnian dishes and local music. At the end of the night, transfer to our hotel. Overnight at our hotel.

After waking up, checking out, and breakfast in the morning, free time until the transfer time. Our guests who wish can participate in the extra War (Life) Tunnel and Vrelo Bosna National Park tour.
War (Life) Tunnel & Vrelo Bosna National Park Tour (45 Euros per person)
The War (Life) Tunnel is the tunnel that ensured the communication of Sarajevo, which remained under siege for a long time during the recent civil war, with the outside world, provided for all kinds of needs of the city, and played a major role in ending the siege. At this point, which is located at the exit point of the tunnel and serves as a museum today; we will be able to experience the part of the tunnel open to visitors, see the museum where the items used at that time are exhibited, and witness what happened in that period with the documentary we will watch. Afterwards, we go to Vrelo Bosna National Park, located at the foot of Mount Igman. Vrelo Bosna, which forms the source of the Bosna river, is a natural wonder national park that contains every shade of green and includes streams, waterfalls, and ponds.
Meeting at the time specified by our guide and transfer to Sarajevo airport. After check-in procedures, departure to Istanbul at 15:30 with Turkish Airlines flight TK1026, arrival at 19:30, and end of our tour.