Skip-the-Line Istanbul: Private Tour from Cruise Ship & Hotel

rpieces of the Islamic world, is famous with its blue ceramic tiles and six minarets.

It was originally built as the biggest cathedral in the world by Byzantine Empire in the 6th century and later converted into a mosque during the Ottoman Empire after the conquest of Istanbul in 1453. The building is renowned for its massive dome and beautiful mosaics that reflect its rich history and architectural significance. In 1935, it was converted into a museum and in 2020, it was converted into a mosque again. We will prepurchase the tickets for Hagia Sophia for you not to wait at the long ticket lines.

nder of the largest underground cistern, built after the Nika Revolt in 532.The number of the inhabitants of Constantinople increased and bring a problem of water supply. Basilica Cistern was used to store water for the Great Palace.

The Egyptian Obelisk, the serpentine column and the German fountain of Willhelm II are sites to be visited.

00 shops owing rich collection of handmade carpets, jewelery, leather and souvenirs. Here's the last stop of