City of Treasures 100 usd / Starting From
Prices Below Total for Specific Groups ;
Per Person 140 Usd for a party of 2 pax ( Organised by Tramway )
Per Person 125 Usd for a party of 3 pax ( Organised by Tramway )
Per Person 110 Usd for a party of 4-6 pax ( Organised by Tramway )
Per Person 105 Usd for a party of 7-9 pax
Per Person 100 Usd for a party of 10-12 pax
Party of 13 or more pax please request a price for our discounted price!!
Minimum 7 hours required for this tour
INCLUDED
- On time Return guarantee!
- Priority pass in museums!
- ALL ENTRANCE FEES
- Professional English speaking guide licensed by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism
- Non-Smoking, air conditioned vehicle and professional driver
- Parking Fees
- Pick up and drop off
EXCLUDED
- Lunch
- Gratitudes
Your guide will be waiting to meet you at the port. After you’ve been welcomed your guide will take you to Topkapi Palace. It has been the official residence of Ottoman Sultans and the center of the state administration. Topkapi Palace is a museum since 1924 and exhibits sacred Islamic relics, a kitchen, Chinese Porcelain, weapons, a calligraphy section, a harem, and an imperial treasury. One of the most important pieces is Spoonmaker’s Diamond which is the 7th biggest diamond in the world.
Your next stop is Hagia Sophia. It is one of the greatest marvels of architecture. Hagia Sophia was constructed as a basilica in the 6th century by Emperor Justinian. It was the biggest church in the world for a hundred years. Right now 4th biggest church in the world. Hagia Sophia was opened as a museum in 1935.
After Hagia Sophia, your next stop is Blue Mosque which is facing Hagia Sophia. Blue Mosque is famous for its blue Iznik Tiles and is unique with 6 minarets. The mosque was built in the name of Sultan Ahmet.
The next stop is the Hippodrome, the center of sportive events and political activities in the old city. Serpentine Column, Obelisk of Theodosius, and German Fountain of Wilhelm II are the monuments decorating the Hippodrome.
Your last stop is the Grand Bazaar. It was built in 1461 as the most attractive shopping center and the biggest ” souk ” in the world with nearly 4000 shops selling antiques, jewelry, gold, ceramic, leatherware, carpet, and souvenirs.
Topkapi Palace is closed to the public on Tuesdays.
Grand Bazaar closed on Sundays
Basilica Cistern
Underground Cistern can be added to the program with 20$ extra per person
Harem Section at Topkapi Palace
If you would like to visit the Harem Section inside of Topkapi Palace, its costs 20$ per person. The Harem was one of the special parts of the palace and dedicated to Sultan’s family and closed to the outside world. The Harem exhibited all the various styles of Ottoman art and was one of the most magnificent complexes in the world.
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