DAY 1
ISTANBUL – BERGAMO – MILAN
We meet at the international departures terminal of Sabiha Gökçen Airport three hours before the flight. After baggage, ticket and boarding procedures, following our Bergamo flight operated by Pegasus Airlines as a scheduled service, we proceed to our private bus waiting for us at the airport. Departure for the Milan city tour. Milan is a dynamic city located in northern Italy and is the center of fashion, design and business. Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano) is one of Milan’s most iconic structures and a perfect example of Gothic architecture. This cathedral is the fifth-largest church in the world and one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in Europe. The exterior façade of the cathedral is made of white marble and decorated with detailed carvings. There are countless statues and carvings on the front façade of the cathedral. The most striking statue is the golden Madonnina statue at the very top of the cathedral. This statue is considered the city’s patron saint. This magnificent shopping gallery is famous for its glass ceiling and mosaic floors. Here, you can find stores of luxury brands, stylish cafés and restaurants. The gallery has four main entrances, but the most famous is the one from Piazza del Duomo. When you enter from here, its dazzling architecture immediately attracts attention; it is a perfect combination of modern engineering and traditional art. At the end of the tour, transfer to your hotel in Milan and free time to relax.
DAY 2
AOSTA VALLEY – MONT BLANC – GENEVA
After breakfast, we check out of the hotel and set off towards the Aosta Valley. The Aosta Valley is a region in northwestern Italy named after the city of Aosta. This valley is famous for its historical and natural beauty and offers visitors a unique experience. The valley contains historical ruins and structures dating back to the Roman Empire and has a fascinating atmosphere with impressive mountain views, lush green valleys and old villages. Fort Bard, one of the historical castles in the valley, was restored by the House of Savoy in the 19th century and is used today for museums and cultural events. Saint-Vincent, located in the southern part of the Aosta Valley, is famous for its thermal waters and gambling. The Saint-Vincent Castle and Casino de la Vallée located here can also be visited. We then have free time in the village of Courmayeur, located at the foot of Mont Blanc, the highest point in Europe and the Alps. This charming village is known as Italy’s best all-round ski resort. In this village, where you will also have the opportunity to shop, you can take postcard-worthy photographs during your free time and preserve them as memories. Mont Blanc lies within the borders of both Italy and France. During the free time, guests who wish may take the cable car to Mont Blanc by following our guide’s directions, paying the fee at the ticket office and purchasing their tickets, and
enjoy the privilege of viewing the Alps from their highest point. At the end of the tour, transfer to our hotel and free time to relax.
DAY 3
LAUSANNE – MONTREUX – GENEVA
After breakfast, we set out to explore Geneva. Geneva’s city center is a lively and cosmopolitan area that incorporates both historical and modern elements. Located on the shores of Lake Geneva, the city center offers visitors a rich cultural experience. The Old Town, Geneva’s historical heart, is famous for its narrow cobbled streets, ancient buildings and historical structures. Important sights here include Geneva Cathedral (St. Pierre Cathedral), Maison Tavel (Geneva’s oldest house) and the Reformation Wall. Antique shops, galleries and charming cafés are also located in this area. Rues Basses is one of Geneva’s main shopping streets. Rue du Rhône and Rue du Marché are streets with luxury boutiques, famous brands and various shops. Here, you can shop and feel the energetic atmosphere of the city center. After our tour of Geneva city center, we go to Lausanne, located on the northern shore of Lake Geneva. Known for its historical and cultural richness, this city is home to Lausanne Cathedral, one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture, built in the 13th century. You can visit the old town, the historical heart of Lausanne with its narrow streets, historic buildings and charming cafés, and see the famous fountain in Place de la Palud. Palais de Rumine, dating from the 19th century, houses many museums and is an interesting place, especially for those interested in fine arts and natural history. After our visit to Lausanne, we visit Montreux, which stands out with its natural beauty and cultural richness. Chillon Castle (Château de Chillon), this medieval castle located on the shores of Lake Geneva, is one of Montreux’s most famous tourist attractions. You will have the opportunity to enjoy panoramic views of the castle, lake and historical atmosphere. You can see the bronze statue of Freddie Mercury, lead singer of the famous band Queen, along the lakeside promenade. After our visit to Montreux, which attracts all kinds of guests with its peaceful lakeside atmosphere and lively events, transfer to our hotel and free time to relax.
DAY 4
ANNECY – LYON
After breakfast, we check out of our hotel and set off towards Annecy. Annecy is a city in France’s Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, located on the shores of Lake Annecy and famous for its historical and natural beauty. Also known as the “Venice of the Alps,” Annecy attracts attention with its picturesque canals, historic buildings and magnificent nature. Annecy Castle (Château d’Annecy) was built in the 12th century and offers magnificent views of the city and lake. Inside the castle, there is a museum displaying the history and art of the region. As you explore the colorful buildings and narrow streets of Annecy’s old town, you can also find many boutique cafés and restaurants. Lake Annecy (Lac d’Annecy), famous for its cleanliness and beauty, is an excellent place for swimming, boating, paddleboarding and other water sports. There are also walking and cycling paths around the lake. After our visit to Annecy, we set off towards Lyon, a city rich in history, culture and gastronomy. Vieux Lyon (Old Lyon), this area is famous for its narrow Renaissance-era streets, historic buildings and hidden passageways called traboules, and is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Maison des Avocats are located in this area. The Lyon Opera House, built in 1831 and renovated in 1993, dazzles with both its exterior architecture and interior decoration. After visiting Lyon’s important historical and cultural sites, transfer to our hotel and free time to relax.
DAY 5
AVIGNON – AIX-EN-PROVENCE – MARSEILLE
After breakfast, we depart for Avignon. Avignon is a historically and culturally rich city located on the banks of the Rhône River in France’s Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region. It is famous for its medieval structures and historic city center, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Palace of the Popes (Palais des Papes), Avignon’s most famous structure, was built in the 14th century and served as the residence of the popes who moved from Rome during the Middle Ages. It is the largest Gothic palace in Europe. Pont Saint-Bénézet, known as the “Avignon Bridge,” was built in the 12th century. Only four of the bridge’s arches have survived to the present day, but it is of great historical and tourist importance. It is one of the most important structures in Avignon. Place de l’Horloge, the city’s main square, is surrounded by many cafés, restaurants and the historic town hall. Avignon Cathedral (Cathédrale Notre-Dame des Doms), located next to the Palace of the Popes, was built in the 12th century and is one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture. After seeing these famous structures in Avignon, we continue to Aix-en-Provence. Aix-en-Provence is known as the pearl of the Provence region with its historic texture, cultural richness and natural beauty. The city is an ideal destination for art lovers, history enthusiasts and gastronomy aficionados. Cours Mirabeau, the city’s main avenue, is surrounded by various cafés, shops and historic buildings. You can take a walk or sit outside and relax. Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur, this cathedral dating from the 5th century combines Romanesque and Gothic styles. It contains important works of art and historical remains. Fontaine des Quatre Dauphins, this fountain, built in the 17th century, is located in Place des Quatre Dauphins and is one of the symbols of the city. We then set off towards Marseille. Vieux-Port (Old Port) is Marseille’s historical center and one of its most famous landmarks. You can walk along the port, watch the fishing boats and taste seafood at local restaurants. Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde, this basilica, located at the highest point of the city, offers magnificent panoramic views. It is known as Marseille’s guardian angel. Le Panier District, the oldest part of the old city, Le Panier is famous for its colorful streets, art galleries and local shops. Marseille Cathedral (Cathédrale de la Major), built in the Neo-Byzantine style, attracts attention with its magnificent architecture. Palais Longchamp, this palace, built in the 19th century, is located in a beautiful park in the city and houses the Musée des Beaux-Arts and the Natural History Museum. At the end of the tour, transfer to your hotel and free time to relax.
DAY 6
CANNES – MONACO – MONTE CARLO – NICE
After breakfast, we depart for Cannes. Cannes is a pleasant holiday destination for everyone, with its beautiful beaches, cultural events and Mediterranean atmosphere. It is an ideal city for those who want both to relax and explore. La Croisette is Cannes’ most famous boulevard. It stretches along the city’s seafront and is famous for its luxury shops, hotels and beaches. You can take a walk and enjoy the sea view. Palais des Festivals et des Congrès hosts the famous building where the Cannes Film Festival is held. The famous “Red Carpet” event takes place here. Le Suquet (Old Town), Cannes’ historic center, is located on the hills and is worth visiting for its narrow streets, old churches and views. After our tour of Cannes, we continue to Monaco. Monaco is a small but impressive country and tourist destination known for its luxury, wealth and world-famous events. It offers a variety of opportunities for both history and culture lovers and those who enjoy entertainment and luxury. Monaco-Ville (Le Rocher) is Monaco’s historic center and old town. Le Rocher, built on the hills, takes visitors on a journey through history with its narrow streets, palace (Palais Princier) and cathedral (Cathédrale de Monaco). After our tour of Monaco, we continue to Monte Carlo, which is part of Monaco. Monte Carlo is one of Monaco’s most iconic districts, known for its luxury, casinos and world-famous events. After enjoying our time in Monte Carlo, we continue to Nice. Nice is one of the Mediterranean’s most popular tourist destinations, with its historical richness, vibrant culture, beautiful beaches and warm climate. Promenade des Anglais, Nice’s famous seafront promenade, is renowned for its Mediterranean views. You can take a walk, rent a bicycle or simply relax by the sea.
Vieux Nice (Old Nice), the historic center, is famous for its narrow streets, colorful buildings and local markets. Cours Saleya Market is filled with flowers, fruits and vegetables. At the end of the tour, transfer to your hotel and free time to relax.
DAY 7
GENOA – PORTOFINO – MILAN
After breakfast, departure for Genoa. Porto Antico (Old Port), Genoa’s historic port, was once an important trading center. Today it houses many tourist attractions, including Acquario di Genova (Genoa Aquarium) and the Galata Maritime Museum. Palazzo Ducale (Doge’s Palace), this palace in the center of Genoa hosts historical and cultural events. Its magnificent inner courtyard and art galleries attract visitors. Piazza De Ferrari, Genoa’s main square, is located in the heart of the city. It is famous for its elegant buildings, statues and fountain. Important buildings such as the Opera Theatre are located around the square. Cattedrale di San Lorenzo (Cathedral of San Lorenzo) is one of Genoa’s most important religious structures. Combining Romanesque and Gothic styles, this cathedral is an important symbol reflecting the city’s history. After our tour of Genoa, we depart for Portofino. Portofino, located on Italy’s Mediterranean coast, is an excellent option for those seeking a peaceful getaway, with its stunning nature, historical richness and tranquil atmosphere. Despite its small size, it offers visitors an unforgettable experience. After our boat tour, transfer to your hotel and free time to relax.
DAY 8
MILAN – BERGAMO – ISTANBUL
After breakfast, check-out and transfer to Bergamo Airport at the time indicated by your guide. Flight to Istanbul on a scheduled Pegasus Airlines service. With our arrival at Sabiha Gökçen Airport, our tour and services come to an end.
We look forward to meeting again on another tour where we will enjoy unforgettable experiences.
Accommodation ;
o Hotel check-in times are between 15:00 and 17:00 / check-out times are between 10:00 and 12:00.
Flight Details ;
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o Flights marked with an * arrive at the destination on the calendar day following the departure date.
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Museum and Archaeological Site Entrance Fees: Portofino Boat Tour, Local Guide,
City Taxes and Tour Taxes
€125 per person
(You may pay our guide during the tour)