Istanbul Old City Tour
Tour Details:
Istanbul Old City Afternoon Tour is a half day group tour includes licenced tour guide, museum tickets in tour program and hotel pick-drop off from city center hotels.
We higly recommend Istanbul Old City Afternoon Tour if you want to discover old city Istanbul, save money and time with our licenced tour guide. You can skip the line of museums with our official tour guides.
Note: Topkapi Palace Museum is closed on Tuesday. This tour doesn’t operate on Tuesday.
Tour Program:
- Topkapi Palace Museum
- Harem
- Hagia Irene Church
What is included?
- Pick up-drop off from city center hotels
- Licenced tour guide
- Walking Tour
- Topkapi entrance fee
What is not included?
- Self expenses
- Tips
Cancellation Policy
- If you cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience, you will receive full refund.
- When you cancel less than 24 hours before start time, you will not be refunded.
- If you want any changes less than 24 hours before start time, it will not be accepted.
- If the tour canceled due to poor weather, we will offer a different date or a full refund.
Istanbul Old City Afternoon Tour
- Topkapi Palace Museum:
The Topkapi Palace Museum in Istanbul, Turkey, was the main residence of Ottoman sultans for centuries. With a mix of architectural styles, it houses the Imperial Harem, treasury, and extensive collections of artifacts. Today, it serves as a museum, offering visitors insights into the Ottoman Empire’s history and culture. The palace includes beautiful courtyards, gardens, and notable features like the Hagia Irene Church.
- Harem:
The Harem in Topkapi Palace was the private living quarters of Ottoman sultans, housing their families and concubines. It is known for its intricate rooms and played a central role in the social and cultural life of the palace. Today, it is part of the Topkapi Palace Museum, providing a glimpse into the private world of the Ottoman elite.
- Hagia Irene Church:
Hagia Irene Church is an ancient Byzantine church located within the Topkapi Palace complex in Istanbul, Turkey. It served various purposes throughout history, including as an Eastern Orthodox church and later as an arsenal and military storehouse. The church is recognized for its historical significance and Byzantine architecture. While not regularly open to the public, it adds to the cultural and architectural richness of the Topkapi Palace area.