ISTANBUL Tour guiado privado de dia inteiro; Para os principais locais históricos





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Este tour guiado privado de dia inteiro cobre os principais pontos turísticos de Istambul sem esperar em linhas de bilhetes e com este tour de dia você visitará os principais locais de Istambul em um dia como ; Mesquita Azul-Hagia Sophia-Topkapi palácio - Basílica cisterna-Hippodrome e Grand bazaar . lugares históricos podem ser visitados facilmente com curtas distâncias a pé BREVEMENTE 1 - A Mesquita Azul: Mesquita de 400 anos construída pelo Império Otomano no século XVII 2 - HAGIA SOPHIA : 1500 igreja centenária do século VI - época romana agora em parte mesquita e museu 3 - TOPKAPI PALACE : Palácio imperial de 500 anos do Império Otomano . 4 Basílica cisterna : tanque de água subterrânea do século VI dC pelo Império Romano para fornecer a água para a cidade 4 HIPODROM a área onde as corridas de carros foram realizadas 5 - Grand Bazaar: Bazaar de 500 anos da época otomana junto com 3500 lojas dentro (cerrado aos domingos)
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1 - MOSQUETA AZUL: A Mesquita Azul é uma mesquita imperial de 400 anos e foi construída pelo Império Otomano no século 17. • É famosa por suas 20 mil telhas cerâmicas azuis. Dentro, você vai ver as belas telhas azuis da mesquita junto com janelas de vidro manchadas.. • Há um código de vestimenta para visitar a mesquita; As mulheres precisam de lençóis e vestidos/pantalões compridos para cobrir o joelho e os homens também precisam de calças compridas para cobrir os joelhos. É livre para entrar
2 - HAGIA SOPHIA : hoje está parcialmente em restauração Hagia Sophia é uma das catedrais mais antigas de Constantinopla / Istambul e foi construída pelo Império Romano Oriental no século VI dC. E ainda está de pé por 1500 anos com sua cúpula enorme. • Foi usado como catedral por cerca de mil anos durante o período romano e depois foi convertido em uma mesquita depois que o Império Otomano tomou a cidade em 1453. • Hoje é usado em parte como uma mesquita e museu juntos. Dentro, você verá ícones e motivos do período romano e adições do período otomano • Há um código de vestimenta para entrar. As mulheres precisam de lençóis e vestidos compridos que cobrem a perna e os homens também precisam de calças para cobrir as pernas.
3 - PALÁCIO TOPKAPI: O Palácio Topkapi é um palácio imperial com um grande complexo que hospedou o império otomano de 600 anos por cerca de 400 anos. Foi construído pelo sultão otomano Mehmet II. No século XV após a conquista de Constantinopla. • Foi usado como a residência dos sultões otomanos e o palácio imperial do império. • em muitas salas você verá objetos do período otomano Atenção; • (TOPKAPI PALACE ESTÁ CERRADO os domingos) • (Guia turístico não é permitido acompanhá-lo em “algumas” salas de exposições privadas grandes do palácio devido ao grande grupo de visitas guiadas )
4 - BASÍLICA CISTERNA Foi construído como tanque de água subterrânea / reservatório no século 6 dC pelo Império Romano para fornecer a água para a cidade. Hoje é usado como museu, já que não é mais um tanque ativo. Quando você descer cerca de 10 metros subterrâneo, você vai se sentir em uma cidade subterrânea misteriosa junto com tantos pilares e luzes coloridas. Ele tem servido como local de filmagem para alguns filmes, como De Rússia com Amor (1963) – James Bond e Inferno (2016) – Tom Hanks, baseado no romance de Dan Brown.
6- HIPPODROME • A praça que hoje chamamos de hipódromo foi construída pelo imperador Constantino o Grande no século IV após ele escolher a cidade como a nova capital do Império Romano • O hipódromo foi basicamente usado para corridas de carros e foi a atividade mais popular na cidade. •Hoje no hipódromo você verá o obelisco egípcio do Egito, a coluna de serpente da Grécia, a fonte alemã da Alemanha e o obelisco murado da cidade.
5 - GRAND BAZAR Grand Bazaar é um mercado histórico de 500 anos da época otomana e foi construído em 1461. Dentro estão 3.500. Lojas de cerâmica , especiarias , doces , prazeres , jóias e tapetes feitos à mão . Como parte do mercado você vai testemunhar a demonstração de herança cultural bordado artesanato e demonstrações de argila O grande bazar está fechado aos domingos
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Informações importantes
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
Avaliações(322)
First time in Turkey and glad we did the private tour! We highly recommend it. It’s great that it’s private and you get the freedom to do it on your own pace and stop for pics as you please.
We had an absolutely fantastic private tour of Istanbul with Fuat. We visited many of the city’s iconic sites, including the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, and the Grand Bazaar. Fuat brought each location to life with his deep knowledge of Istanbul’s history, culture, and traditions. Some of the highlights of the day included learning about traditional pottery and trying it ourselves, as well as discovering the intricate rug-making process and seeing the beautiful handmade rugs at a local store. We also enjoyed an incredible local lunch and experienced true Turkish hospitality. What truly made the day special was Fuat himself. He was warm, friendly, exceptionally knowledgeable, and incredibly accommodating throughout the entire day, ensuring everything was tailored to our interests and pace. We highly recommend Fuat to anyone visiting Istanbul and looking for a personal, informative, and unforgettable experience!
We had an outstanding experience with Nazan and would highly recommend this tour. She was incredibly knowledgeable and brought Istanbul’s rich history to life with fascinating stories and explanations at every stop. Beyond the tour itself, Nazan went above and beyond by recommending excellent local restaurants and helping us shop in the Grand Bazaar, teaching us how to negotiate and find quality items. Her warm personality, patience, and local expertise made us feel like we were exploring the city with a friend. Thanks to Nazan, we experienced not only the history of Istanbul but also its culture and hospitality. This was truly one of the highlights of our trip, and we would gladly tour with her again.
What an amazing day! Faut was brilliant! His knowlege and flexibility was perfect! We modified the typical tour to better suit our needs and requests. We highly recommend this tour for a great overview of Istanbul at a realistic and relaxing pace!
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We had an awesome day with our tour guide Nazan. She took us to all of the top spots in Istanbul. She was friendly and informative. She took us around according to our pace and what we were interested in. She gave us great dinner recommendations as well.
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Fuat is very knowledgeable and showed us a lot of the sights and knew his way around Istanbul very well.
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My teenage daughters and I booked a private tour in Istanbul while we were here on a long layover. Sude gave us a wonderful tour. She took us to see the Blue Mosque, the Hagia Sophia, the Basilica Cistern, Topkapi Palace and the Grand Bazaar and brought us to a wonderful local restaurant for lunch. Sude is very knowledgeable and she related so well with my daughters. She really made our visit to Istanbul so special.
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Our private, 5-6 hour tour guide, Betul, contacted us via WhatsApp and met the three of us at the Galataport cruise port exit, walked us to the closest tram and headed downtown to Sultanahmet Square. This was the perfect transportation option as traffic is insane! Our first stop in the Old City was the “Blue Mosque” (free). The morning crowd was light and Betul led us thru the “back door” entrance, barefoot with headcoverings in place. The mosaics inside and out were plentiful and just gorgeous! Nearby, the Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque ($30) was open but under reconstruction, so we opted out and went to the Topkopi Palace and Museum ($60). Betul has local-guide cred, so we breezed past all the lines to a dedicated ticket window. We each swiped our credit card (no cash/euros accepted). The palace grounds are so lush and green with plenty of shade! Our favorites were the treasury, the guest quarters, the circumcision (!) room and library. The city overlook area is a must. Betul REALLY knew her way around that place, imparting SOOO much information regarding the palace, the treasury collection, the city/country’s history, and life in Istanbul. Plan to spend 2 to 3 hours there as it is massive. Afterwards, we walked around the Hippodrome (“horse path”) plaza (free), discussing several monuments there. Betul then offered to take us to the Basilica Cistern ($37) and the Grand Bizarre, (we had ONLY clocked 15k steps! Haha) but sadly, our feet, knees and hips cried “uncle”, so we decided to board the tram, portbound. Betul was a very knowledgeable, focused, energetic (averages 25k(!) steps per tour), and accommodating guide. We truly enjoyed our day getting to know her and her country’s history. Highly recommend!
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We had a great experience with Fuat, our guide. He picked us up at our hotel in Sultan Ahmet area. He gave us lots of information about the major sites of Istanbul. He contacted us early to make sure we were properly dressed to go into the mosques. Because he was a guide we were able to skip the line at all the sites and buy tickets to enter immediately (so nice not to have to prebuy tickets). He gave us the option to hear about pottery making and rug weaving at places which do NOT use the traditional hard sell tactics. We actually got to hear lots of educational information about these tradtional, but dying crafts. I would recommend. him and this tour to anyone coming to Istanbul for the first time.
Thank you for your review and hope to see again we are so glad to hear that you enjoyed your tour
We had a great guide in Sila, who went into depth about the history, culture, and nuances of Istanbul. And sitting with her over lunch led to even more discussion about marriage practices and the religious circumstances. She took us into a rug merchant with an employee actually weaving a new Turkish carpet. The owner gave a historical education in carpets. We enjoyed our time with her.
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