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No visit to Istanbul would be complete without a boat trip on the Bosporus. The trip takes about one and a half hours. The boats sail ‘zig-zag’ between the European and the Asian side but it is not possible to disembark along the way. Between the berhs, you can watch palaces, summer villas, fashionable summer villages and small fishing harbors interspersed with forests and open landscapes. The ferry departs from Eminönü to the right of the Galata Bridge. The tour includes a visit to the Spice Market.
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