• Blue Mosque - The Blue Mosque (Sultanahmed Camii) is the most important religious temple in Istanbul. It has six minarets and was built by Sultan Ahmed I.
• Hagia Sophia Mosque - Hagia Sophia or, as the Turks call it, Ayasofya, is the symbol of Istanbul. It was built during the rule of Justinian between 532 and 537 and is one of the masterpieces of Byzantine art.
• Hippodrome - Some columns and obelisks attract visitors who come to Sultanahmet Square. It is located in the heart of Istanbul – formerly Constantinople; even further back, Byzantium. And its stones preserve the memory of the times when a famous racecourse was built there. This wooded corner, surrounded by the most important tourist monuments of the city, is like a kind of passage to yesterday, to the time of magic and splendor of old Byzantium.
• Basilica Cistern - The cisterns are tanks that were built so that the city would have water reserves in case it was attacked. Another name (much more attractive) by which the cistern is known is “Submerged Palace”.
• Corlulu Ali Pasa Medresesi - An old religious school to have tea or coffee.
• Kapali Carsi - The Grand Bazaar, one of the largest and oldest markets in the world, is a magical and mythical corner of Istanbul. Don’t forget to check it out.

• Turkish Tea
• Guide in Spanish

• Entrance fees (Hagia Sophia is 25 euros per person, Basilica Cistern 1300 TL per person)
• Tips

For beginners, the ideal choice is a private half-day tour to explore the top attractions in Istanbul’s Old Town. Experience the grandeur and historical importance of Istanbul by visiting all the key sites without waiting in line for tickets, accompanied by a Spanish-speaking tour guide.

The tour includes visits to the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Basilica Cistern, and Grand Bazaar, with a stop at an old madrassa for tea or Turkish coffee.

• During religious holidays, the Grand Bazaar and Spice Bazaar are closed and your guides can show you alternative sites.
• Meeting Point: Pudding Shop Lale Restaurant, Address: DivanYolu Caddesi no. 6 Sultanahmet. For further explanation, please use the Sultanahmet tram stop as a reference. The restaurant is located on the street where the tram lines pass through Sultanahmet, approximately 1 minute walk from the Sultanahmet tram stop.
• The Grand Bazaar is closed on Sundays and will be replaced by the Spice Bazaars. During religious holidays, the Grand Bazaar and the Spice Bazaar are closed and your guides can show you alternative sites. Meeting Point: Pudding Shop Lale Restaurant, Address: DivanYolu Caddesi no. 6 Sultanahmet. For further explanation, please use the Sultanahmet tram stop as a reference. The restaurant is located on the street where the tram lines pass through Sultanahmet, approximately 1 minute walk from the Sultanahmet tram stop. Meeting time for small group tours is 10 a.m. m. (2pm on Fridays) and if you book the private option, the meeting time is up to you. The tour ends near Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosques are now mosques and none have the right to skip the security lines.
• The cistern entrance fee is TL 900 per person and the Santa Sofia is 25 Euros.

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