Tour de 3 Días a Mardin y Midyat desde Estambul

We pick you up from your hotel in Istanbul and take you to Istanbul Airport for your flight to Mardin. Your private guide meets you on arrival at Mardin Airport.

The day begins at Kasimiye Madrasa, a 15th-century theological school from the Artuqid period. Next is Deyrulzafaran Monastery, also called Mor Hananyo Monastery and the seat of the Metropolitan of Mardin. The first church here was built in the 5th century AD, and the monastery took its present form in the 18th century.

Lunch is at an authentic restaurant where you can taste the local cuisine.

In the afternoon you visit Mardin Grand Mosque, a fine example of Artuqid architecture. The day ends with a walk through the narrow streets of the Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage site, past stone houses and into the bazaar, where you will find traditional handicrafts and souvenirs.

After the tour you are transferred to your hotel. Overnight in Mardin.

Después del desayuno, tu guía te recibe y el día comienza en el Museo de la Ciudad de Sakip Sabancı de Mardin, ubicado en un cuartel del ejército del siglo XIX, donde los artefactos cuentan la historia de la ciudad.

Luego, conduces aproximadamente una hora hasta Midyat, un distrito conocido por sus atractivos pueblos y monasterios. Midyat fue un pueblo asirio durante el período otomano, y aquí visitas la Casa de Huéspedes de Midyat, un hogar asirio del siglo XIX.

Después del almuerzo en Midyat, continúas hacia el Monasterio de Mor Gabriel (San Gabriel). Datado del siglo V, es uno de los monasterios ortodoxos sirios más antiguos que sobreviven en el mundo.

Después del tour, te trasladan a tu hotel. Alojamiento en Mardin.

After breakfast your guide meets you and you begin at the Museum of Mardin, whose collection traces the history of the city.

Next is Zinciriye Madrasa (Isa Bey Madrasa), a 14th-century Islamic school that continued to teach until the 1920s and the founding of the Republic.

Before lunch you visit Mor Behnam (Kirklar) Church, the Church of the 40 Martyrs. It dates from 569 and was built in honour of the Syriac Saint Behnam and his sister.

The tour ends at the famous Dara Ancient City, once the administrative and military base of Upper Mesopotamia and often called the Ephesus of Mesopotamia.

You are then transferred to Mardin Airport for your flight to Istanbul. Our representative meets you at the airport in Istanbul and takes you to your hotel.

This is the end of our service. Thank you for travelling with us; we look forward to welcoming you again.