A delightful journey from the past to the present, where you will discover the historical and cultural richness of Marmara. A special exploration tour filled with historic cities, unique structures, and unforgettable routes.
İznik – Mudanya – Bursa – Biga – Çanakkale - Edirne 3 Nights Accommodation Round-trip | By AirChild Discount and Circular Rules
Child discount is valid for the 7–12 years age range.
The tour circular is valid as of the publication date of 28.09.2026. Subsequent circulars published for the same tour on later dates invalidate previous circulars.
Mandatory additional services are included in the tour price.
Important Information Regarding Flight Tours
Museum – Archaeological Site – National Park Entries
All museum, archaeological site, and national park entry fees are borne by the guests. Guests can obtain a card from Müzekart sales points before or during the tour to take advantage of the Müzekart at museums and sites where it is valid.
Packaged Price Coverage
Our package tour prices include: hotel accommodation, transportation, and guided tours specified in the program.
Rest Stops
Rest stops are provided at rest facilities along the route. Due to congestion, renovation, or other compelling reasons, rest stop locations may be changed, provided they are equivalent in terms of service quality and location.
Extra Tours and Program Flow
Night tours and extra excursions included in the tour program are organized depending on the number of participants and the availability of staff. Extra tours conducted along the route may take place even if not all guests participate. Guests who do not wish to join an extra tour will be directed by our guide to rest areas or city centers prior to entering the city. In such cases, guests who agree to wait at the rest area are considered to have participated in the tour.
Due to weather conditions, road status, or similar reasons, the guide may make changes in the program sequence (daily visit points or between days) if deemed necessary.
Go-Turkey cannot be held responsible for points that are part of the program but cannot be visited due to compelling reasons (weather conditions, road status, congestion at visit points, etc.) or because guests fail to adhere to the timing given by the guide.
Health Declaration
Guests must carry reports and information regarding any health issues they may experience during the tour, pregnancy status, or medications they continuously use.
Accommodation Information
The hotel names specified in the program are priority accommodation facilities. Changes to hotels may be made depending on availability. Upon request, accommodation details will be shared with guests no later than 48 hours before the tour departure. In case of hotel changes due to congestion or compelling reasons, provided the standards remain the same, guests will be informed by Go-Turkey authorities.
Important Notes
Vehicles Used
Tour vehicles are planned according to the number of participants as follows:
Bus (28–46 people):
Mercedes Travego / Tourismo, Neoplan Cityliner / Tourliner, Mitsubishi Safir
(ABS, ASR, air conditioning, monitor, refrigerator, kitchen unit, reading lamps, announcement system, CD/DVD)
Minibus (17–27 people):
Isuzu Turkuaz
(ABS, ASR, air conditioning, monitor, refrigerator, announcement system)
Mini-bus (up to 16 people):
VW Volt, VW Volt EL, Mercedes Sprinter, Mercedes Sprinter EL
(Special design reclining seats, ABS, ASR, air conditioning, refrigerator, announcement system)
Suggestions
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Esenboğa Airport"From İznik's thousands of years of heritage to Bursa, the founding city of the Ottoman Empire..."
On the first day of our tour, we will be ready at Esenboğa Airport at 03:15 to complete our baggage and check-in procedures. We begin our journey towards the enchanting atmosphere of Marmara with Pegasus Airlines' flight from Ankara to Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen at 05:45. After our approximately one-hour flight, we arrive in Istanbul. Meeting our guide and vehicle at the airport, we set off for our first tour destination, İznik. On the way, we will stop at a suitable facility for an optional breakfast break for guests who wish.
After our break, we arrive in İznik, one of Anatolia's most important historical centers, with its rich history spanning from Antiquity through Rome and Byzantium to the Seljuks and Ottomans. We begin our tour by entering the city through the Istanbul Gate of the historic walls.
Our first stop is the iconic structure of İznik, the Hagia Sophia Mosque, which hosted significant meetings in Christian history. After learning about the building, which has been used as both a church and a mosque in different periods, guided by our tour guide, we visit the Süleyman Paşa Madrasa, an early Ottoman work left in İznik, and the Yeşil Mosque, one of the city's symbols with its elegant tile decorations. Afterwards, we receive information from our guide about the İznik Turkish Islamic Artifacts Museum, Nilüfer Hatun Imaret, İznik Fortress, and the historic walls.
Following our tour in the city center, we move to the shores of Lake İznik to see the Aziz Neophytos Basilica, whose remains have emerged due to the receding waters. After a short tea-coffee break with a view of the lake, we depart from İznik heading towards Mudanya.
In Mudanya, our first visit is to the Treaty House Museum, where the Mudanya Armistice was signed, opening the door to a new diplomatic period after the military phase of the War of Independence ended. After touring this building, one of the important witnesses of our Republican history, we visit the Kumyaka Church, which carries traces of the region's multicultural past, and the Tahir Paşa Mansion, one of the distinguished examples of Ottoman civil architecture.
After our tour in Mudanya, we are given free time for lunch. Guests who wish can take advantage of the local flavors of the region during this time at their own expense.
After our free time, we head towards Bursa, which witnessed the formation period of the Ottoman State. Our Bursa tour begins with the Grand Mosque (Ulu Camii), one of the city's most magnificent structures with its multi-domed architecture and fine examples of calligraphy. Afterwards, we visit the Green Mosque, an important work of early Ottoman architecture, and the Green Tomb, famous for its unique tiles.
After seeing the Koza Han, one of the centers of Bursa's centuries-old trading tradition, the final stop of the day is Tophane. At this historic point overlooking Bursa, we enjoy the panoramic view of the city and are given free time. Guests who wish can use this time to have dinner at their own expense or shop for products specific to Bursa. After our free time, we proceed to our hotel and spend the night at our hotel in Bursa.
Food, Drink, and Accommodation Information:
Breakfast: Taken at a suitable facility in Istanbul or İznik. (Extra/Optional)
Lunch: Will be taken during free time on the route. (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: Taken during free time in Bursa. (Extra/Optional)
Accommodation: Bursa / Velmore Horel Spa, Kervansaray Bursa City Hotel, Euro Park Hotel Bursa, Royal Residence Bursa, Royal Termal Hotel Bursa, Anemon Hotel Bursa, and similar hotels.
"From the nature of Marmara to the thousands-year-old legend of Troy..."
After our breakfast at the hotel, we depart from Bursa and begin our journey towards Çanakkale. Our first stop is Nilüfer Lake, which stands out with its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere. During a short break by the lake, we enjoy nature and the view, take some photos, and then continue our journey towards Biga.
Upon reaching Biga, we get a panoramic view of the district center and receive information from our guide about the region's historical development and local life culture. Then, we visit the Halim Bey Mansion City Museum, which serves as a window into daily life in the past. In this building, one of the beautiful examples of traditional mansion architecture, we closely explore the social life of Biga and its surroundings, production culture, and local values carried from the past to the present.
After our tour of Biga, we turn our route towards one of the most important archaeological legacies gifted by Anatolia to world history: the Ancient City of Troy.
With its thousands of years of settlement history, superimposed city layers, and its story immortalized by Homer's Iliad, Troy is a unique cultural area where history and mythology intertwine. Upon reaching the ancient city, we encounter the Trojan Horse, the symbol of the Trojan War etched in memory.
During our tour guided by our guide's narratives, we follow the traces left by different civilizations in the same geography. We learn about Troy's defense system by seeing its defensive walls, monumental entrances, and ramps; we move among the ruins of sacrificial areas, baths, and odeon. While receiving information about the ancient sewage system reflecting the urban planning understanding of that period, we listen to the stories of Troy's different settlement layers, which were destroyed and rebuilt many times.
After completing our tour in this ancient city that has witnessed legends, wars, and civilizations, we head towards Çanakkale city center.
In Çanakkale, we first go to the Aynalı Çarşı (Mirror Bazaar), which holds a special place in the city's memory and carries its name from generation to generation with its famous folk song. During the free time given here, guests who wish can shop for local products and souvenirs in the bazaar's shops or explore the city center.
After our free time, we move to our hotel. After having dinner at our hotel, we stay overnight at our hotel in Çanakkale.
Food, Drink, and Accommodation Information:
Breakfast: Served buffet-style or set menu at the hotel. (Included in Tour Price)
Lunch: Will be taken during free time in Biga or Çanakkale (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: Will be served buffet-style or set menu at the hotel (Included in Tour Price)
Accommodation: Çanakkale / Remida Managed by Dedeman, Kule Hotel, Çanak Hotel, Avec Hotel, Hotel Pelit, Büyük Truva Oteli and similar hotels.
"On the lands where a nation's destiny is written, following in the footsteps of Çanakkale..."
After our breakfast at the hotel, we will take the ferry to Eceabat and begin our tour on the Gelibolu Peninsula, which witnessed one of the most important struggles in Turkish history. Today, guided by our guide, we will visit the battlefields, defensive lines, and cemeteries where the Çanakkale Wars took place, tracing the footprints of 1915 on-site.
First, we visit the Kilitbahir Fortress, rising at one of the narrowest points of the Dardanelles Strait. Built by Sultan Mehmed II to ensure the security of the strait before the conquest of Istanbul, the fortress has been an important part of Çanakkale's defense for centuries due to its strategic location.
Next, we move to the Rumeli Mecidiye Battery, associated with Seyit Onbaşı, one of the symbolic names of the Çanakkale Naval Victory. We listen to the story of the great struggle displayed during the naval battles of March 18, 1915, from our guide, and visit the batteries and the Seyit Onbaşı Monument.
Continuing our tour, we reach the Şahindere Martyrs' Cemetery. In Şahindere, one of the important medical areas where wounded soldiers were treated on the front line, we respectfully remember the sacred memories of our soldiers who lost their lives for the homeland.
Moving towards the southern part of the peninsula, we visit the Çanakkale Martyrs' Memorial, which has become a symbol of Çanakkale. Standing before this magnificent structure that keeps alive the memory of the soldiers who fell in the Çanakkale Front, we once again recall the importance of the war for Turkish and world history through our guide's narration.
Subsequently, we proceed to the Ertuğrul Cove and Yahya Çavuş Martyrs' Cemetery area. After listening to the unforgettable story of the defense given by Yahya Çavuş and his comrades during the April 25, 1915 landings, we allow free time for lunch.
After our break, we visit the Hilal-i Ahmer Museum, which examines the health services carried out on the front during the Çanakkale Wars and the treatment processes of wounded soldiers from a different perspective.
Continuing our tour, we arrive at Anzac Cove. By visiting the shores where Anzac forces landed on the morning of April 25, 1915, we listen to our guide about what happened on this front and the military importance of the region.
Next, we move to the 57th Regiment Martyrs' Cemetery, which holds a special place in the memory of the Çanakkale land battles. Here, we once again remember the struggle and sacrifice of the 57th Regiment, which was rushed to the front during the most critical moments of the war under the command of Mustafa Kemal.
The final stop of our historical journey on the Gelibolu Peninsula is Conkbayırı. At Conkbayırı, one of the most important points determining the course of land warfare, we listen to our guide about the decisions made by Mustafa Kemal during the critical moments of the war and the struggles that took place in the region.
After completing our tour on the lands of Çanakkale that shaped our recent history, we head towards Edirne. We arrive in Edirne in the evening and check into our hotel. After having dinner at our hotel, we stay overnight at our hotel in Edirne.
Food and Accommodation Information:
Breakfast: Buffet or set menu breakfast at the hotel (Included in Tour Price)
Lunch: Will be taken during free time in Çanakkale (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: Will be served as buffet or set menu at the hotel (Included in Tour Price)
Accommodation: Edirne / The Rest Port Hotel, Concept Royal Edirne, Westdoor Hotel, The Rest Port Nd DownTown Hotel and similar hotels.
"In the ancient capital of the Ottoman Empire, from the shadow of Selimiye to the shores of Meriç..."
After our breakfast at the hotel, we depart for Edirne to explore its historical and cultural heritage. With a history stretching from Roman-era Hadrianopolis to one of the capitals of the Ottoman Empire, Edirne is today a living city of history with its mosques, complexes, bazaars, and bridges.
We begin our tour with the Three Minarets Mosque (Üç Şerefeli Camii), one of the most important works marking the transition from early Ottoman architecture to the classical period. After learning about this building, named after its three minarets with distinct decorations, guided by our guide, we move on to the Eski Camii (Old Mosque). Following the mosque, which houses impressive examples of calligraphy, we visit the historic Bedesten, once a central hub of commercial life in the city during the Ottoman era.
Next, we reach the Selimiye Mosque, the first structure that comes to mind when Edirne is mentioned. We explore Selimiye, which represents the pinnacle of Mimar Sinan's artistic career and was described by him as his "masterpiece," along with our guide, admiring its majestic dome, slender minarets, and balanced architecture. If restoration work allows, we visit the sections open to visitors.
After visiting Selimiye, we have free time in Arasta Bazaar, located right next to the historic complex. Guests who wish may use this time to shop for Edirne-specific items such as fruit soaps, mirror-handled brooms, and traditional souvenirs.
Following this, we provide extra free time for lunch. Guests who wish can try Edirne Tava Ciğeri (Fried Liver Slices), one of the most famous flavors of Edirne cuisine. Thinly sliced and fried, it has become a symbol of the city's gastronomic culture due to its unique presentation.
After our lunch break, we head towards the II. Bayezid Complex, which reflects not only the Ottoman Empire's achievements in architecture and art but also in science and healthcare.
Proceeding through the tree-lined paths of this historic region, now within Turkey's borders, we visit the Lozan Monument and Historical Karaağaç Train Station. Here, our guide provides information about Lozan Peace Treaty, one of the pivotal moments in our Republican history, and the process of Karaağaç joining Turkey.
After our visit to Karaağaç, we move to the Meriç Bridge, one of the symbols of Edirne. Alongside the elegant example of Ottoman stone bridge architecture and the view of the Meriç River, we conclude our Edirne tour with a short tea-coffee and photo break.
Then, we proceed towards Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport. Upon arrival at the airport, we complete our baggage and ticket procedures and take Pegasus Airlines' scheduled flight to Ankara at 23:30. After approximately one hour of flight, we arrive at Esenboğa Airport, completing our tour. We conclude our journey filled with history and culture, stretching from İznik to Bursa, from Troy to Gallipoli, and to Edirne, with beautiful memories, and bid farewell until we meet again in another tour program.
Food & Accommodation Information:
Breakfast: Buffet or set menu breakfast at the hotel (Included in Tour Price)
Lunch: To be taken during free time in Edirne (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: Dinner on the return day will be planned according to timing. (Extra/Optional)
Accommodation: No accommodation on the return day.