• Hippodrome - Explore the remarkable monuments at the ancient Hippodrome, once the heart of the Egyptian Obelisk, the German Fountain of Wilhelm II, the Serpentine Column, and the Column of Constantine.
• Blue Mosque - Known as Sultanahmet Camii, the Blue Mosque is one of Turkey’s most stunning structures. It serves not only as a mosque but also as a social complex. Its name is derived from the blue Iznik tiles that adorn its interior.
• Hagia Sophia Mosque - Hagia Sophia, the largest church constructed by the Eastern Roman Empire in Istanbul, was rebuilt three times at the same site. It functioned as a cathedral and was the largest church in the capital, where rulers were crowned during the Eastern Roman Empire.
• Basilica Cistern - The Basilica Cistern, an ancient subterranean water reservoir in Istanbul, boasts magnificent columns and a mysterious atmosphere, showcasing the city’s rich history and architectural splendor.
• Sultanahmet District - Lunch Time
  Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant or choose a different venue as you prefer.
• Topkapi Palace Museum - Topkapi Palace Museum / Topkapı Sarayı served as more than just the Imperial Residence of Ottoman Sultans; it was the seat of the Supreme Executive and Judiciary Council for nearly 400 years. Topkapi Palace is a magnificent example of Oriental architecture, symbolizing the power of the Ottoman Empire.

• Professional Licensed Guide
• Private tour
• Guide meets you at central hotels

• Admission fees
• Admission fees
• Admission fees
• Lunch
• Transportation / Ferry / Cable Car Tickets
• Entry/Admission fees are not included and it’s an extra cost for travelers.

The historic city tour in the Sultanahmet district of Istanbul features iconic sites such as the Hagia Sophia, Hippodrome, Blue Mosque, Basilica Cistern, and Topkapı Palace, providing a captivating journey through Istanbul’s rich history. This area beautifully merges Byzantine, Ottoman, and early Christian cultures. Sultanahmet serves as a living museum where the legacies of the Roman and Ottoman empires intertwine.

The Hagia Sophia, initially a Byzantine church, was later converted into a mosque and now functions as a museum, offering insights into both Christian and Muslim histories. Visitors can witness how these diverse cultures and religions coexisted and influenced each other.

Each landmark presents a distinct architectural experience:

• Hagia Sophia: Its grand dome and mosaics are engineering marvels.
• Blue Mosque: Known for its symmetrical beauty, it is adorned with blue Iznik tiles.
• Topkapı Palace: Once served as the residence and administrative hub of the Ottoman Empire.

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