Historical Peninsula

Blue Mosque - The interior and exterior architecture of the historical Blue Mosque will fascinate you.

Topkapi Palace - During the Ottoman period, Topkapı Palace was the administrative center for 400 years. It was built by Fatih Sultan Mehmet in 1478.

Entrance fee 50 USD

Hippodrome - During the Byzantine Empire, it was called Hippodrome in Constantinople, and during the Ottoman Empire, it was called Atmeydanı.

Ayasofya Camii - In addition to being both symbolic and pivotal for Christians, it is also a touristic and spiritual center of attraction.

Basilica Cistern - It is on Soğukçeşme Street, southwest of Hagia Sophia. It is popularly called the Basilica Palace because of the many marble columns rising from the water. Since there was a basilica on the cistern before, it is also called the Basilica Cistern.

Entrance fee 30 USD

Istanbul’s History, Bosphorus Beauties and Shopping Tour

Kapali Carsi - The Grand Bazaar, one of the oldest and largest bazaars in the world, awaits you with its historical architecture, shopping options and more than 4000 shops.

Misir Carsisi (Spice Market) - Spice Bazaar is located behind the New Mosque and next to the Flower Market in Eminönü. It is one of the oldest covered markets in Istanbul. In this bazaar, famous for its herbalists, in addition to products in line with the old tradition such as natural medicines, spices, flower seeds, rare plant roots and barks; Dried nuts, delicatessen products and various food items are sold.

Dolmabahce Palace - The area where Dolmabahçe Palace is located today was a large bay on the Bosphorus where Ottoman ships anchored until four centuries ago. Today it is used as a museum.

entrance fee 35 USD

Taksim Square - Taksim Square is a square located in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul and is one of the most famous points of the city of Istanbul. It is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Istanbul with its surrounding restaurants, shops, hotels, entertainment and cultural venues.

Galata Tower - It is a tower located in Beyoğlu district. It takes its name from the Galata district where it is located. Built as a watchtower within the Galata Walls, the tower serves as an exhibition venue and museum as of 2020, after being used for different purposes in different periods. It is one of the symbolic buildings of both Beyoğlu and Istanbul.

entrance fee 20 USD

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