Admission not included60 min
Hagia Sophia Mosque - This iconic landmark was originally built as a church in the 6th century and later converted into a mosque during the Ottoman period. Today, it serves as a museum and is renowned for its impressive dome, stunning mosaics, and intricate architecture.
60 min
Once the center of Constantinople's public life, the Hippodrome is now a public square and park. It features several monuments and structures that are remnants of the city's ancient past, including the Obelisk of Theodosius and the Serpentine Column.
Admission not included60 min
A marvel of engineering and architecture, the Basilica Cistern is an underground water reservoir that was built during the Byzantine era. Visitors can stroll along its dimly lit walkways and admire the 336 columns that support the structure.
60 min
This bustling market is one of the oldest and largest covered markets in the world, with over 4,000 shops spread across 60 streets. Visitors can browse a wide variety of goods, from handmade ceramics and textiles to exotic spices and jewelry.
Admission not included60 min
Topkapi Palace -(TUESDAYCLOSED) More than just the Ottoman Sultans' Imperial Residence. For approximately 400 years, it served as the Supreme Executive Council's seat. The Topkapi Palace is a magnificent example of oriental architecture that captures the majesty of the Ottoman Empire.
