Camlica Hill Reviews
We've found 52 Camlica Hill reviews from Viator.com travelers and members: what they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved. It's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Review by Julian E, April 2013
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
Another awesome experience through Viator. Our tour guide was super friendly and very knowledgeable about Istanbul, answering all of our questions and explaining what we were seeing in great detail. The tour included a trip over the big cable suspension bridge and up to the top of the highest hill in Istanbul with spectacular views of the entire city, plus a guided tour of the summer palace used by two sultans in the 19th century. I highly recommend this tour as its a great way to see both continents in one day. Amazing views and definitely worthwhile.
Review by Betty S, December 2012
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
This was a good tour and enjoyed by all three of us. It gave us a better understanding of Istanbul and we were very pleased.
Review by Inita G, Latvia, November 2012
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
Most enjoyable day in Istanbul, unforgettable tour and very well organized. Umut is a fantastic guide, full of knowledge, spoke perfect english and kept our interest at all times. The summer residence was delightful and absolutely amazing! Stunning views from Camlica Hill. Loved this tour and highly recommend!
Review by Margaret W, October 2012
Doing what: Private Half-Day Tour: Istanbul's Two Continents
Punctual pickup; Clean car; knowledgeable tour guide;
Review by Leo, October 2012
Doing what: Private Half-Day Tour: Istanbul's Two Continents
Was great to see the sword of David.
Review by Laura S, July 2012
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
Very enjoyable, fabulous trip - saw lots of places we wouldn't have had time to see on our own. Thank you
Review by nicole, July 2012
Doing what: Private Half-Day Tour: Istanbul's Two Continents
Excellent!
Review by Dorothy, May 2012
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
A half day is not a great deal of time to see much of anything, but Viatour came through with this tour, providing a good overview of the city, the information on the sites and much, much more. Thoroughly enjoyed and for anyone who has very limited time available, this is a good tour to take.
Review by Loren G, USA, November 2011
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
Very good tour. The guide spoke very good english and was clearly understood. The pace of the tour was fine.
Review by WILLIAM D W, USA, June 2010
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
The guides were very knowledgeable- the beginning of the trip was little unorganized-but it finished great
Review by Christine H, United Kingdom, February 2010
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
An excellent tour lots of history and current information. Tour guide knowledgeable with good English. Summer palace tour was breathtaking. Only drawback was traffic but this could be because IMF summit was on that day
Review by Lemiel P, USA, January 2010
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
Truly beautiful scenery!
Review by Anonymous, August 2008
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
Fantastic. The Sultan's summer palace was amazing. If you are interested in the Ottoman period, don't miss this tour.
Review by Kevin M, USA, August 2008
Doing what: Istanbul Two Continents Half-Day Tour
It was a great tour! The views on a clear day are magnificent from the highest point of Istanbul. If you are up there when the call to prayer is going on, you can hear the echoes throughout the valley of the chants. The guide gives a thorough tour of the palace and the harem to show public and private life.
Review by Cathy M, October 2012
Doing what: Private Half-Day Tour: Istanbul's Two Continents
The actual trip to the Dolmabache palace, harem and over to the Asian side, Camlica hill was very interesting and the palace was certainly filled with "baccarat cystal" at every turn. Unfortunately our guide did not appear to be that interested in telling us "tidbits" of info about what we were seeing and did not seem to be aware that we had people in our party who could not race along and climb stairs easily. He only spoke to those at the front of the group. So while I recommend the tour, I would suggest ensuring your guide is suited to your group and your group's "thirst" for knowledge of what you are seeing.




