Idéal pour les voyageurs qui veulent découvrir Istanbul pour la première fois, ce tour de ville de 3 heures vous emmènera dans un voyage à travers les monuments et légendes qui ont façonné l'Istanbul moderne. Vous vous promènerez sur la place Sultanahmet et l'ancien hippodrome romain, à Sainte-Sophie et passerez devant la mosquée bleue, le palais Topkapı, la citerne de la basilique, les zones cachées et les rues animées du Grand Bazar et du marché aux épices. Votre Guide indiquera les endroits où obtenir les meilleurs en-cas et café locaux, ainsi que vous montrera les principaux points d'intérêt tout au long du chemin. Découvrez l'art, la nourriture et l'architecture tout en découvrant les sites les mieux notés de la ville de l'extérieur. Choisissez parmi le départ le matin ou l'après-midi. • Repérez les monuments d'Istanbul, notamment la basilique Sainte-Sophie et la citerne de la basilique • Découvrez l’histoire de la ville grâce à votre Guide • Baladez-vous dans les rues secrètes de la ville • Passez au marché aux épices
Découvrez la Citerne Basilique et découvrez le mystère des têtes de méduse de la mythologie grecque et reconnaissez une scène du film James Bond From Russia with Love.
Admirez l'impressionnante coupole, l'un des chefs-d'œuvre architecturaux du monde était autrefois la plus grande cathédrale du monde.
La ville historique d'Istanbul, la seule ville au monde située sur deux continents, était la capitale de trois grands empires; Romain, byzantin et l'Empire ottoman.
La Caferağa Medresseh est une ancienne medrese et est maintenant reconnue comme un centre important des arts classiques turcs où l'artisanat turc traditionnel tel que la calligraphie, la céramique, les bijoux, etc. est enseigné, fabriqué et vendu.
C'est une petite rue avec de belles maisons historiques de l'époque ottomane
Découvrez la résidence et le siège administratif des sultans ottomans et écoutez la gloire du passé.
Cette belle place et un endroit idéal pour faire une halte, se détendre et prendre des photos de Sainte-Sophie et de la Mosquée Bleue.
La mosquée Sultan Ahmed, connue sous le nom de mosquée bleue par de nombreux touristes, possède cinq dômes principaux, six minarets et huit dômes secondaires à l'architecture ottomane traditionnelle et est considérée comme la dernière grande mosquée de la période classique.
Allez à l'ancien hippodrome des courses de chars byzantins, voyez les ruines et écoutez les histoires derrière la scène
Construit en cadeau de l'empereur allemand Guillaume II en 1898, il représente l'un des plus beaux monuments d'Istanbul.
Également connue sous le nom de colonne serpentine, trépied platéen ou trépied de Delphes, est une ancienne colonne en bronze de l'hippodrome de Constantinople.
Un monument romain en forme d'obélisque. Il est situé à l'extrémité sud de l'ancienne piste de course de chars de Constantinople
"Shop till you drop" à Tahtakale, un sous-district d'Eminönü à Istanbul, où vous pouvez trouver tout ce que vous cherchez, le tout à des prix raisonnables.
Découvrez l'agitation du marché aux épices et perdez-vous parmi les étals d'épices, d'herbes, de noix et de Turkish Delight.
Un quartier réputé pour ses restaurants, sa culture des cafés et ses boutiques.
Ce pont enjambe la Corne d'Or, reliant la vieille ville à Beyoglu, le quartier moderne d'Istanbul.
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We had a guide called Erol, the knowledge of Istanbul was unbelievable, very informative. The tour lasted around 4 hrs but only felt like 2. I would definitely recommend you ask for this guide, you will not be disappointed and value for money.
Great walking tour to do when trying to navigate around Istanbul Old Town for the first time. Erol was great in giving a good balance of showing you around the main landmarks with a little history on the way, and also tips for the rest of your stay. He was happy to answer questions and offer some of the local tips which makes the rest of your stay more enjoyable. Definitely worth doing on your first day!
Since I was the only one, I had a private tour. Erroll was my guide and we stopped at all the sites where he gave a wonderful history of Haggia Sophia, Basilica Cisterns, Blue Mosque, German Fountain, Hippodrome, Arasta Bazaar, Topkapi Palace and the Grand Bazaar. It is a lot of walking so be prepared. It took about 4 hours and was worth it.
I did a walking tour with Erol and it was enjoyable. He is very knowledgeable and I felt comfortable throughout the whole experience. He is well prepared and has plastic bags ready for you to put your shoes in when you are stepping into the mosques, a tiny touch of service which I truly appreciate! The tour was conducted at a good pace — never rushed, but always engaging — and I learned so many interesting things about the history and culture of this city. Truly appreciate how everything was clearly explained and it made my trip fun. I highly recommend this tour if you want to learn more about the history. Thank you for the good experience!
A single tour with lots of information through a friendly and pleasant guide. Because I was the only one we could change the program a little. I invited the guide to a traditional restaurant which he suggested. Was super delicious everything. Thank you!
We had a fantastic first morning in Istanbul with Erol Ütgün. He was extremely knowledgeable and very helpful for our first time in the city. He oriented us by showing us the Roman obelisk and explaining the history of the Basilica Cistern. We didn’t wait long to enter the Blue Mosque, where we were able to admire the beautiful stained glass and tiles while Erol explained the history and meaning behind them. He also described the Hippodrome and the Egyptian obelisk so clearly that we could really picture the ancient city. To reach the Spice Market, he led us through the uncrowded palace gardens, where workers were planting tulip bulbs for spring. Erol told us about the long history of tulips in Istanbul and that they are even part of the city’s logo — such a fun fact! All in all, Erol was an excellent guide and made our introduction to Istanbul memorable and meaningful. Highly recommended.
Gamze our guide was absolutely marvellous. Very knowledgeable and shared her insights with grace and good humour.
Very informative and a great way to get a quick overview and a good orientation to the city. Be aware it may not be 4 hours. Ours was over in 2 hours but maybe that was because there were only 2 of us.
Two stars because I had to reschedule and they were accommodating. My tour guide was Kim and it was the least informative tour I’ve taken, and I travel several times a year. From the moment I met her, she kept repeating the same sentences. I didn't leave the tour feeling like I’d learned much about Istanbul’s culture. She had an errand to run at a Hammam and I basically waited until she was finished, very strange. She tried to get me to sign up for Hammam and to pay for another tour (Basilica) which I’ve never experienced before. Usually my tours stick to the script and they don’t try to “sell” other products. I wouldn’t recommend this tour at all. Sorry.
The tour was well organized and Erol was a wonderful guide. He is very knowledgeable about the history of the area/sites we visited and also had recommendations for local restaurants and bakeries. A very enjoyable experience.
| Visite | Durée | Note | Prix | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visite à pied d'Istanbul | 3 heures | 4.8 (36) | $79 | |
 Best of Istanbul 1, 2 or 3-Day Private Guided Istanbul Tour | 7–21 heures | 5.0 (10,265) | $100 | Voir |
 Istanbul Bosphorus Sunset Cruise Experience on Luxury Yacht | 2h 15min | 4.9 (5,528) | $35 | Voir |
 Istanbul Taste of Two Continents Food Tour - Spice Market & Ferry | 5h 30min | 5.0 (3,648) | $135 | Voir |
 İstanbul Mega Lüfer Dinner Cruise Bosphorus and Show - Pvt. Table | 3 heures | 4.6 (3,222) | $30 | Voir |
 Istanbul Bosphorus Sunset Luxury Yacht Cruise with Snacks | 2h 30min | 4.9 (2,399) | $46 | Voir |
 Istanbul Bosphorus Yacht Cruise with Live Guide & Asian Side Stop | 2h 30min | 5.0 (2,381) | $58 | Voir |