Islamic Heritage Tour — Faith, Art and Architecture

Turkey is home to one of the world's great Islamic traditions, and nowhere is that more visible than in its architecture, its art, and the communities that built both over centuries.

This journey traces that heritage from Istanbul to the heart of Anatolia. In Istanbul, the great mosques of the Ottoman empire still define the skyline, Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and Topkapi Palace, where the sultans ruled a civilization that stretched across three continents. In Bursa, the first Ottoman capital, the Green Mosque and Green Tomb represent a quieter, earlier chapter of that same story.

Konya is where the spiritual dimension of the journey deepens. The home of Rumi, the 13th century poet and mystic whose teachings on love, tolerance, and devotion have resonated across the Islamic world for centuries. The Mevlana Museum, built around his tomb, is one of the most visited and most moving sites in Turkey.

The journey ends in Cappadocia, where the transition from early Christianity to Islam left its mark across the valleys, the caravanserais of the Silk Road, and the cave settlements that housed communities of different faiths for centuries.

Six days, entirely private, through one of the world's great religious and artistic traditions. Your guide, your pace, your group only.