• German Fountain - Meet the guide at the Sultan Ahmet area in front of the German Fountain, located in the Hippodrome of Istanbul.
• Blue Mosque - Discover the magnificence of Ottoman architecture at the Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii), situated on Istanbul’s Old City peninsula. Opened in 1616 to compete with the Byzantine-era Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya) nearby, its six minarets enhance the Istanbul skyline, and 20,000 blue Iznik tiles adorn its interior, designed to inspire awe.
• Hippodrome - Constructed in the third century, the Hippodrome was the center of sporting entertainment in Byzantine-era Istanbul, featuring a wide track for chariot racing. Today, the path of the old track is covered by Sultanahmet Square (Sultanahmet Meydani), a spacious area in the heart of the old city, highlighted by ancient obelisks.
• Topkapi Palace - Marvel at the imperial complex of Ottoman sultans at Topkapi Palace (Topkapi Sarayi), the royal residence in Istanbul for the first 400 years of the Ottoman Empire. The palace includes numerous buildings and courtyards, such as a treasury, harems, an armory, imperial halls, and royal chambers—all featuring intricate Iznik tilework and lavish architecture.
• Basilica Cistern - Stunning yet mysterious, Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarayi) is not your typical underground well. Dating back to the Byzantine era, this vast cistern was constructed in the mid-500s on the former site of a basilica. Over 300 marble columns create a grand, tranquil atmosphere for what was essentially subterranean water storage.
• Grand Bazaar - Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar (Kapali Çarsi) is the ultimate covered market. Its 5,000+ vendors offer carpets, beaded bracelets, gold and silver jewelry, multicolored lanterns, leather goods, ceramics, belly-dancing outfits, and more. With items available at all price points, visitors are sure to find the perfect souvenir in the bazaar’s maze-like alleys.
• Hagia Sophia Mosque - Constructed in 532 as the world’s largest place of worship, the Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya) evolves with the times but retains its grandeur. Transformed from a church to a mosque during the Ottoman era and becoming a museum in 1935, the pink-hued Old City building is one of Istanbul’s must-see attractions.

• Private guide
• Walking tour
• Meet at the designated meeting point

• Entrance Fees of the Museum.topkapı palace 55€ per person.
• Lunch and drinks
• Entrance Fees of the Museum.St Sophia 25€ per person.

Take the opportunity to discover Istanbul’s most stunning attractions at your leisure with a full-day, guided tour of the city’s historic sites and landmarks. Visit the Byzantine heart of life at the Hippodrome, be amazed by the grandeur of the Blue Mosque, enjoy the splendor of the Topkapi Palace, and conclude with a shopping adventure at the Grand Bazaar. A private guide ensures a more tailored experience. Choose between a private tour by walking or VAN. Explore the local streets on a city walking tour. Customize the itinerary to fit your schedule.

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