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Iznit, the ancient town of Nicea is approximately 130 kms away from Istanbul. Originally an important Roman and Byzantine town, it fell to the Seljuks in 1078 and subsequently to the Ottomans in 1331. The importance of Nicea in Christian history is in the two ecumenical councils held here. Another thing that makes Iznik famous are world famous Iznik tiles. In the 16th and 17th centuries, Iznik was the center of the production of the exquisite ceramic wares, which have made such an important decorative contribution to mosques and palaces throughout Turkey.

Tour fee includes:
Professional guiding, transportation, entrance to the museum and lunch.

By bus.

Tour is operated when minimum 3 adults.

What Should I wear and take with me?
Don’t forget to take camera for unforgettable memories. You can also wear light shoes like sandals or  trainers. Hat is too important to save yourself from the sun shine.

You can take these staff with you;
* Sportswear  
* T-shirt or flannels
* Raincoat
* Extra footwear
* Sunblocker
* Extra pair of socks
* Water bottle
* Camera, battery etc.
* A little backpack

Note from NES Travel: Our tour guide may make changes at program or route due to road and weather conditions, etc.

Lunch is included.

The capital of 3 civilizations in history; Romans, Byzantines and Ottomans. The place that two Ecumenical Councils held in. The center of tiles that adorn the places all over the world.

Our guide takes you from the meeting point in the morning. After 2.5 hours drive we arrive to Iznik. Visiting the ruins of the St. Sophia Church where the Seventh Ecumenical Council was held and a workshop of Iznik tiles. Return to Istanbul in the evening.

Highlights:
Two ecumenical councils held here, beautiful Iznik lake and ceramic workshops.