• Blue Mosque - The Blue Mosque stands as one of Istanbul’s most esteemed landmarks. From the courtyard, you can admire the impressive view of the cascading domes and semi-domes. Inside, you’ll understand the origin of its name, as you gaze upon the vibrant blue Iznik tiles that embellish the interior. These tiles were crafted at the height of Iznik tile production in the early 17th Century.
• Hagia Sophia Mosque - St Sophia, the Church of Divine Wisdom, is a testament to the sophistication of the 6th Century. This vast structure was built over two earlier churches and was inaugurated by Emperor Justinian in 537. The immense dome is an architectural marvel, appearing to float overhead.
• Topkapi Palace - Explore the magnificent Topkapi Palace Museum. Gain fascinating insights into this grand complex of buildings that served as the residence of the Sultans for 400 years. The four main courtyards feature extensive gardens, pavilions, fountains, royal gates, kitchens, a library, and mosques. Enjoy exhibitions such as ‘Sacred Trusts’, ‘Portraits of Sultans’, ‘Kitchen’, and ‘Imperial Weapons’. Topkapi Palace is closed on Tuesdays
• Hippodrome - The Hippodrome was one of the largest chariot race grounds of the Byzantine Empire. Here, you can see the Egyptian Obelisk and the Serpentine Column.
• Basilica Cistern - The Basilica Cistern, built in the 6th Century, served as an underground water reservoir. It features 360 columns and the famous Medusa Heads as column bases.
• Kapali Carsi - Visit the Grand Bazaar, the largest and oldest covered bazaar in Turkey, with more than 4,000 shops. A variety of handicrafts, from carpets to souvenirs, are sold in this famous market.
• Eminönü Mısır Çarşısı - Visit the Spice Bazaar, the most colorful historical bazaar in Istanbul.
• Taksim Square - The most famous square in Istanbul, featuring pedestrian streets, shops, coffee houses, and more.
• Suleymaniye Mosque - Built in the 16th Century by the renowned Ottoman architect Sinan and commissioned by Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent.
• Galata Tower - As the oldest tower in the city, it offers a 360-degree view of Istanbul.
  Note: Guides do not have priority to skip the line for Galata Tower.
• Dolmabahce Palace - The last residence of the Ottoman Sultans, built in European style with more than 200 rooms. It houses the largest chandelier collection in the world.

• Private Guided Tour (up to Group of 10 People)
• Licenced Professional Tour Guide
• Meeting at the Lobby & Plan Your Day with your Guide

• Museum / Attraction Tickets
• Graduatities
• Transportation

• Time to explore the Highlights of Istanbul, its people, history, culture and cuisine with expert local Professional Guides.
• Customize the itinerary according to your schedule and interests with your guide. Decide the sights and places to visit at the beginning of the day.
• Pricing is per group (up to 10 people) , not per person!!
• We meet with the travelers at the hotel and walk to the sites together or use tram to reach the old city. Guide will meet you at the Hotel Lobby (Old City Area) and we will walk to the sites together.

• Grand Bazaar is closed on Sundays. It can be replaced with Spice Bazaar
• As Hagia Sophia is a museum-mosque. Tour guides don’t have skip-the-line priority there. Entrance Fee is 25 Euro
• Dolmabahce Palace is closed on Nov 10. Due to commemoration ceremony. Also, it is closed every mondays
• Galata Tower will be visited from outside as tour guides have no priority to skip the line due to Galata Tower regulations
• During the national and religious festivals, visiting times of the sites can be changed or they can be closed
• Skip the line service is not available for active mosques - there is a queue for the entrance. Ladies must cover the head with a scarf at the mosque visits. Please bring your scarf. Shoulders and knees must be covered
• Topkapi Palace is closed on Tuesdays can be replaced with alternatives.
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate

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