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01 January 2026 31 December 2026
<p>Things to See in Istanbul: Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia and Much More</p>
Istanbul
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult 12 > | € 40 |
| Child 06 > 11 | € 30 |
| Child 03 > 05 | € 20 |
| Child 00 > 02 | € 0 |
Daily Tours Activities
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The tour is available on most days of the week but does not operate on Tuesdays and Fridays due to museum closures and prayer schedules.
No, lunch is not included. Participants are free to choose where to eat, and all food and beverage expenses are their own responsibility.
What Happens If the Grand Bazaar Is Closed?
The Grand Bazaar is closed on Sundays. On these days, the visit is replaced with Arasta Bazaar.
Can I Visit the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia on Friday Mornings?
Due to Friday prayers, interior visits are not possible before 1:00 PM. Guests can view the exterior of both landmarks during this time.
Is the Tour Available on Tuesdays?
No. Topkapi Palace and Hagia Irene are closed on Tuesdays, so the tour does not operate on this day.
Women should wear a headscarf, keep their shoulders covered, and wear clothing that extends below the knees. Tight or transparent clothing should be avoided.
Men should wear long trousers. Short-sleeved shirts are acceptable, but sleeveless tops and shorts are not permitted.
Yes. Shoes must be removed before entering any mosque. Wearing socks is recommended for comfort.
Scarves and covering garments are available at mosque entrances if needed.
Yes. The tour follows a comfortable walking pace and is suitable for visitors of all ages.
Comfortable walking shoes are strongly recommended, as the tour includes walking between several historical sites.
The tour starts with hotel pick-up at approximately 08:30 from centrally located hotels on Istanbul’s European side.
The Ancient Hippodrome was once the center of social and sporting life in Byzantine Constantinople, hosting chariot races and major public events.
Topkapi Palace was the residence of Ottoman sultans for nearly 400 years. Inside, visitors can explore royal courtyards, imperial collections, and the famous Sacred Relics.
Hagia Sophia is celebrated for its remarkable architecture and unique history as both a church and a mosque, making it one of the city's most visited landmarks.
The Blue Mosque is known for its elegant domes, six minarets, and beautiful interior decorated with thousands of blue İznik tiles.
The Grand Bazaar offers a vast selection of souvenirs, jewelry, carpets, spices, ceramics, leather goods, and traditional Turkish products.
Hagia Irene is one of the oldest surviving churches in Istanbul and a rare example of Byzantine architecture that was never converted into a mosque.
The tour finishes at approximately 17:00, followed by the return transfer to hotels.
Yes. It combines Istanbul’s most famous Byzantine and Ottoman landmarks into one convenient full-day sightseeing experience.
Validity period
<p>Things to See in Istanbul: Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia and Much More</p>
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult 12 > | € 40 |
| Child 06 > 11 | € 30 |
| Child 03 > 05 | € 20 |
| Child 00 > 02 | € 0 |
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