Ertugrul Film and Movie Set Tour
Explore the film sets of Ertugrul and Osman at Bozdag Studios. Visit iconic castles, bazaars, and tribal camps — with optional horseback riding, archery, and costume photos.
Service Details
Step into the legendary world of Dirilis: Ertugrul and Kurulus: Osman with a full-day cinematic experience at Bozdag Film Studios, where the most iconic Turkish historical dramas were brought to life. More than a tour — it’s your chance to walk through the sets, touch the history, and live the epic saga of the Kayı tribe.
Itinerary 09:30 AM – Meeting Points in Istanbul
Meet at three designated points: Taksim Square and two locations between Sultanahmet and Sirkeci. Exact pick-up details will be confirmed after booking.
10:00 AM – Departure
Depart Istanbul for a 1 hour and 15-minute drive to the studios located in Riva, on Istanbul’s northern coast. Relax during the ride and get briefed about the day’s schedule.
Arrival & Studio Introduction
Upon arrival, meet your on-site guide for a short orientation. You’ll learn about the historical context, production secrets, and the scale of Turkish television’s global success.
Explore the Sets
Walk through the meticulously constructed open-air studios where the epic stories were filmed. Highlights include:
• Kayi Tribe Village (Oba) – See the iconic tents, blacksmith workshop, and tribal council hall.
• Khwarazmian Shah Palace – The opulent stronghold of a powerful empire.
• Inegol Castle – A strategic fortress captured by Ertugrul’s warriors.
• Sogut & Yenisehir – The symbolic and spiritual birthplace of the Ottoman Empire.
• Kulucahisar Castle – Scene of legendary battles.
• Urgench Bazaar – A lively market full of colorful props and details.
• Gok Palace – A dazzling royal residence from the later Osman storyline.
• Arena – Where dramatic confrontations and ceremonies were filmed.
Optional Activities
Make your experience even more unforgettable with optional on-site activities (available for an extra fee):
• Horse Riding – Ride the same style of Anatolian horses featured in the series.
• Archery – Try your hand at traditional Turkish archery with real bows and arrows.
• Photography – Dress in period costumes and take photos on iconic sets.
Why Book This Service
- Visit real film sets of world-famous Turkish series like Ertugrul and Kurulus: Osman.
- Walk through authentic historical reconstructions used in award-winning productions.
- Participate in hands-on activities like archery and horseback riding.
- A must for fans of Turkish dramas, history lovers, and culture enthusiasts.
- Professionally guided and family-friendly day tour.
- Includes round-trip transportation from central Istanbul locations.
What's Included
- English-speaking Tour Guide
- Pick-up and Drop-off
- Lunch
- 20 minutes show from the movie
Please Note
- Optional activities (horse riding, archery, costume photography) are not included in the base tour price and can be booked on-site.
- The tour involves walking on uneven terrain — comfortable shoes recommended.
- This is an outdoor studio; dress appropriately for the weather.
- Suitable for all ages; children will especially enjoy the immersive nature of the sets.
- Exact meeting points and timings will be confirmed upon booking.
Meeting Point
At Sultanahmet and Taksim
Cancellation Details
Booking can be cancelled up to 3 day(s) before the tour start.
13 reviews for Ertugrul Film and Movie Set Tour
Tour Pictures from Travelers





We booked this tour mainly because my husband is a huge fan of the Ertugrul series, and it exceeded our expectations. The journey to the filming set was comfortable, and once we arrived, it was surreal to walk through the sets where key moments of the show were filmed. My husband and daughter took part in the acting scene inside the tent — fully costumed and filmed alongside one of the original actors. Honestly, seeing them ride the horse and deliver their lines like real warriors was worth every penny. Lunch was simple but delicious, and the afternoon visit to Sogut was a highlight, with a great market and an incredible horseback performance. Highly recommended for fans and families.
What a fantastic day! The 1-hour drive passed quickly with our guide sharing stories about the series and its historical inspirations. Arriving at the set, we were amazed that it’s still an active filming location — some scenes from Osman are being prepared right now. The opportunity to meet the actors was such a bonus. Watching one of them demonstrate his glass art, a family tradition, was fascinating — I couldn’t resist buying a small piece to take home. Although we didn’t do the costume experience ourselves, we enjoyed watching others perform with the actor in the tent. The horse riding scenes were especially fun to witness. The day ended with a trip to Sogut, where the horse riders put on an impressive stunt show. Worth it for any Ertugrul fan.
From the first meeting point, everything was seamless and friendly. Relax during the ride and get briefed about the day’s schedule.
Arrival, Studio Introduction, meet your on-site guide for a short orientation.
The Ertugrul filming village was like stepping into the series itself. We saw the sets, met two actors, and admired the handmade glass art one of them creates. Even though the costume scene was extra, just watching other guests act it out was entertaining. Lunch was simple and fresh. Sogut, with its market and castle ruins, was a nice addition to the tour. I’d recommend this experience to fans of the show and those curious about Turkish TV productions.
أجواء رائعة وهادئة، كأننا عدنا إلى زمن أرطغرل الحقيقي.
A fantastic tour for fans of the Ertugrul series. Loved exploring the filming village and seeing the authentic costumes.
The itinerary was thoughtfully planned, balancing famous landmarks and hidden gems. We especially enjoyed explore the film sets of ertugrul and osman at bozdag studios
كانت الجولة جميلة ولكن مكان الالتقاء لم يكن واضحًا واضطررنا للانتظار طويلًا.
تجربة لا تنسى، أحببنا المعارض والأزياء التاريخية والقرية المصممة بدقة.
We’d read about these sites before, but seeing them in person was something else. You’ll learn about the historical context, production secrets, and the scale of Turkish television’s global success.
Walk through the meticulously constructed open-air studios where the epic stories were filmed.