The program includes: Free transfer, Guide, Audio headphones, and Entrance tickets.
Participating in such a tour will allow you to immerse yourself in the rich history and grandeur of Istanbul.
Hippodrome Square is one of the largest parts of "Sultanahmet Square," home to numerous landmarks. It is impossible to miss on your first visit to Istanbul! The name "Hippodrome" dates back to the Byzantine Empire when horse races were held in this square located in the city center. Today, it is a wonderful place for a stroll, where you can enjoy the historical atmosphere of Istanbul.
The German Fountain is an amazing symbiosis of various architectural styles. Among the many monuments of Ottoman architecture, such as the Blue Mosque, Hürrem Sultan Baths, Hagia Sophia, and the Tomb of Ahmed I, such a "curiosity" is hard to find. It has perfectly blended into the local flavor and has become a symbol of friendship between different nations. Its grandeur and beauty still amaze everyone who sees it.
Sultanahmet Mosque is one of the most magnificent architectural monuments in Istanbul. Later, it became known as the Blue Mosque, and this name has become more famous than the original one.
Ibrahim Pasha Palace (external view) - This is a unique historical architectural monument from the 16th century, attracting attention with its unusual architecture and historical significance.
Hürrem Sultan Hamam (external view) - Built in 1557 by the order of Sultan Suleiman for his beloved wife, Hürrem Sultan. In 2011, after restoration work, it was reopened for visits, and today it looks just as it did 450 years ago. This hamam is considered the most luxurious and elite in Istanbul.
Hagia Sophia in Istanbul (external view) - A magnificent example of Byzantine and world architecture, a symbol of the "golden age" of Byzantium, sometimes referred to as the "eighth wonder of the world." Its unique architecture rises above the Hippodrome Square. In terms of significance, it is comparable to Notre-Dame de Paris in Paris, St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Hagia Sophia was an active temple until the fall of the monarchy. For the first time in 86 years, on July 24, 2020, Friday prayers were held in Hagia Sophia Mosque. Its official name today is the Grand Hagia Sophia Mosque.
Little Hagia Sophia (Küçük Ayasofya Camii) - This is a former Byzantine church from the 6th century, dedicated to Saints Sergius and Bacchus, built under Justinian I.
Cost: 46 EUR
Includes: Transfer by a comfortable minibus, services of an experienced licensed guide, and entrance tickets.
Attention! Due to traffic and narrow streets, the vehicle may be delayed by 10-15 minutes.
If the delay exceeds 15 minutes, please call: +90 537 600 14 11.
