Istanbul ranks among the world’s largest cities and boasts a fascinating history. It served as the capital of both the Roman Empire and the Ottoman Empire. To truly appreciate this city, professional guidance is essential.
Istanbul ranks among the world’s largest cities and boasts a fascinating history. It served as the capital of both the Roman Empire and the Ottoman Empire. To truly appreciate this city, professional guidance is essential.
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Hagia Sophia Mosque - The driver will drop visitors off at Hagia Sophia, where they can admire this stunning structure, built 1,500 years ago.
If the tour guide option is selected during reservation, the guide will share the history of Hagia Sophia.
To explore the interior, there is a 25 € entrance fee. - Blue Mosque - The Blue Mosque is…
- Hagia Sophia Mosque - The driver will drop visitors off at Hagia Sophia, where they can admire this stunning structure, built 1,500 years ago.
If the tour guide option is selected during reservation, the guide will share the history of Hagia Sophia.
To explore the interior, there is a 25 € entrance fee.
- Blue Mosque - The Blue Mosque is adjacent to Hagia Sophia. Visitors will understand its “blue” nickname upon entering this magnificent historical site.
If the tour guide option is selected during reservation, the guide will share the history of the Blue Mosque.
Entrance is free.
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Hippodrome - After visiting the Blue Mosque, visitors will see the historical Hippodrome.
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Basilica Cistern - The driver will drop visitors off at the Basilica Cistern, a former water reservoir for Istanbul.
Adding a tour guide service to the reservation allows visitors to skip the line, as tour guides have priority at the Basilica Cistern.
The entrance fee is 1,300 Turkish Lira.
The Cistern can be replaced with Topkapi Palace upon request. Please note that Topkapi Palace is closed on Tuesdays.
- Kapali Carsi - Known as the Grand Bazaar, it has been the city’s largest market since its construction. Visitors can find everything they need without leaving the bazaar.
The Grand Bazaar is closed on Sundays. If the tour is reserved for a Sunday, it will be replaced with the Egyptian Bazaar.
- Private transportation
- Parking fees
- Private transportation
- Parking fees
- Entrance fees
- Lunch
- Entrance fees
- Lunch
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
