• Hagia Sophia Mosque - This stunning Byzantine church is renowned as one of the most exquisite and grand architectural masterpieces globally.
• Blue Mosque - A prominent 17th-century mosque in Istanbul, celebrated for its blue tiles and six minarets, it is a key feature of the city’s skyline.
• Hippodrome - Once the hub of sporting and political life in Constantinople, visitors can admire the Egyptian Obelisk, the Serpentine Column from Delphi, and the Fountain of Wilhelm II.
• Grand Bazaar - Beyond its historical significance, this bazaar entices even those who typically avoid shopping with its vast array of handmade carpets, jewelry, leather goods, and souvenirs. Note that the inner sections are closed every Sunday.

• Professional Licensed Tour Guide
• Pick up from Centrally located Hotels
• Skip-the-Line access to buy tickets

• Entrance Fees to Hagia Sophia
• Drop off to Hotel

Undoubtedly, as with the majority of newcomers to Istanbul, you’d be eager to witness and capture images of the Blue Mosque, distinguished by its 6 minarets and striking stained glass windows. Afterward, you’d likely venture next door to the historic Hagia Sophia, a 6th-century basilica. Eventually, you’ll discover yourself at the gates of the Grand Bazaar, one of the world’s oldest indoor markets.

• The inner parts of Grand Bazaar is closed on every Sundays

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.