Couleurs d'Istanbul Visite guidée privée pour 1, 2 ou 3 jours

Points forts

Itinéraire

1. 1

   Sultanahmet

   Sultanahmet District

   15 minutes•Entrée libre•Voir sur la carte

2. 2

   Hippodrome

   It was the center of sports activities in Constantinople. Famous with 4 monuments The German Fountain of Wilhelm II, Egyptian Obelisk, Serpentine Column, and Column of Constantine.

   15 minutes•Entrée libre•Voir sur la carte

3. 3

   Hagia Sophia

   Haghia Sophia,

   Haghia Sophia, is the most famous museum in Turkey and one of the greatest marvels of architecture. Hagia Sophia was built as a church in the 6th century by Emperor Justinian then in 1453 renovated into a mosque by Ottoman Emperor Fatih Sultan Mehmet. It was converted into a museum in 1935 and welcomed both local and foreign visitors.

   1 heure•Entrée non incluse•Voir sur la carte

4. 4

   Blue Mosque

   Blue Mosque, as known as the Sultanahmet Mosque, this breathtaking building is one of the most majestic Ottoman mosques in all of Turkey. Also, it was built with unique 6 minarets. (Closed on Friday)

   1 heure•Entrée libre•Voir sur la carte

5. 5

   Basilica Cistern

   Byzantine Cistern,

   Byzantine Cistern, was the water storage of Byzantine Empire providing clean drinkable water to the city citizens, especially during period of siege.

   1 heure•Entrée non incluse•Voir sur la carte

6. 6

   Topkapi Palace

   Topkapi Palace, which

   Topkapi Palace, which has been home to the Ottoman dynasty for many years, was used for educational administration and as the art center of the state. Get knowledge about the imperial treasury´s sacred Islamic relics, palace kitchens, and weapons. (Closed on Tuesday)

   1 h 30 min•Entrée non incluse•Voir sur la carte

7. 7

   Grand Bazaar

   Grand Bazaar,

   Grand Bazaar, is the biggest market and the most attractive shopping center of Istanbul which has lots of shopping opportunities with carpets, leather, jewelry, Turkish delight, gold, antique tiles, etc.. (Closed on Sunday)

   1 heure•Entrée libre•Voir sur la carte

8. 8

   Bosphorus Strait

   (If 2 day option chosen) You have a Bosporus tour by shared public boat and you see Dolmabahce Palace, Beylerbeyi Palace, Ciragan Palace, Ortakoy Mosque, Rumeli Fortress and more.

   2 heures•Entrée non incluse•Voir sur la carte

9. 9

   Istiklal Street

   Istiklal Street, which

   Istiklal Street, which is one of the most popular streets in the city for locals and tourists. It is full of small boutique shops, big international stores, embassies, luxury hotels, apartment buildings, churches, museums, and more, so it will be an interesting walk with lots to see! There are also many restaurants, cafes, bars, and clubs. At night, Istiklal Street is one of the busiest spots in the city.

   30 minutes•Entrée libre•Voir sur la carte

10. 10

    Süleymaniye Mosque

    Suleymaniye mosque, or better known as the mosque of Suleyman the Magnificent, was built in the 16thcentury by the great Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan for Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent, also known as the Legislator.

    1 heure•Entrée libre•Voir sur la carte

11. 11

    Spice Bazaar

    Spicy Bazaar where you can buy delightful and lovely presents for your family and mates.

    1 heure•Entrée libre•Voir sur la carte

12. 12

    You will head to the area of Galata, at the end of Istiklal street. It is one of the most historic areas in Istanbul.

    15 minutes•Entrée libre

13. 13

    Dolmabahce Palace

    Dolmabahce Palace, which

    Dolmabahce Palace, which was built in the 19th century is one of the glamorous palaces in the world. It was the administrative center of the late Ottoman Empire with the last of Ottoman Sultans was staying there. The first parliament convened in the grand hall.

    1 heure•Entrée non incluse•Voir sur la carte

14. 14

    Balat

    We then pass onto Balat, walking through the splashes of color and the vibrancy of its street life, the crisscross of washing lines on the crumbling buildings, the synagogues, the churches, and the labyrinth of cobblestone streets teeming with kids playing football and women in headscarves beating rugs. Starting in 1492, Balat grew to become a thriving cultural melting pot of Sephardic Jews from Spain, Greek and Armenian Christians, and Muslims. During our walking tour, we take a break in this vibrant neighborhood and enjoy watching people in their everyday activities.

    1 heure•Entrée libre•Voir sur la carte

15. 15

    Fener, where we see the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate housing a column that is believed to have been used for the binding and flogging of Jesus in Jerusalem. The Greek Orthodox Patriarchal Church is an essential part of this tour because it’s the most sacred site for all of the 300 million Orthodox people in the world. We talk about why Mehmet II, who conquered Constantinople, let the site stay in Istanbul. What is its importance in the Christian world? How are they equal to the Catholic church? We learn this and much more.

    1 heure•Entrée libre

16. 16

    Galata Tower

    We will see Galata Tower from OUTSIDE which

    We will see Galata Tower from OUTSIDE which was built in 1348 by the Genoese colony who lived there and called the " Tower of Christ" From that time to 1453, when Constantinople was conquered by the Ottomans, Galata was mostly inhabited by Genoese and Venetian Catholics, as well as some Greek, Armenian and Jewish families.

    15 minutes•Entrée non incluse•Voir sur la carte

17. 17

    Visit a traditional carpet weaving village to discover the art of handmade Turkish carpets, watch local artisans at work, and learn about centuries-old weaving techniques and natural dyes.

    1 heure•Entrée incluse

Point de rendez-vous

L'organisateur confirme le point de rendez-vous exact sur votre bon.

La carte montre Istanbul.Ouvrir une carte plus grande

Prise en charge

• Tout le monde est pris en charge
• 447 hôtels desservis
• Vous pouvez demander une autre adresse
• L'organisateur vous contacte pour la prise en charge
• La prise en charge commence 30 min avant le départ

À savoir avant de partir

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Grand Bazaar is closed on every Sunday can be replaced with Spice Market, Topkapi Palace is closed on every Tuesday can be replaced with alternatives, Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia closed until 2 pm on Fridays, will be visited in the afternoon.
• Galata Tower will be visited from outside unless you would like to pay entrance fee there.
• At the time of booking the tour with vehicle, if your hotel is located in Sultanahmet area you will be steps away from the museums, so the vehicle will not be used as much.
• Yearly Closing Dates of museums and bazaars in Istanbul are; January 1 – New Year April 21, 22, 23 – Ramadan Celebrations June 28, 29, 30, July 1 – Eid al-Fitr Celebrations October 29 – Republic Day
• As Hagia Sophia is not a museum anymore, tour guides don't have skip-the-line priority there. You may need to wait in the security line, in order to avoid queues we suggest departing at 8:30am or 9:00am.
• Admission fee to Hagia Sophia is 25 € per person.
• Admission fee to Topkapi Palace is 2750 TRY per person. You can pay to the guide for skip-the-line tickets.
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted
• One per booking

Annulation et remboursement

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.