• Hagia Sophia Mosque - The Istanbul E-pass offers a guided tour of the Hagia Sophia with an English-speaking professional guide. Envision a structure that has stood for 1500 years, serving as a central place of worship for two major religions. It was the headquarters of Orthodox Christianity and the first mosque in Istanbul, built in just five years. For 800 years, it boasted the largest dome in the world, measuring 55.60 meters in height and 31.87 meters in diameter. It features religious depictions side by side and was the coronation site for Roman Emperors. It also served as a meeting place for the Sultan and his people. This is the renowned Hagia Sophia Mosque of Istanbul.

• Basilica Cistern - The Istanbul E-pass includes a tour of the Basilica Cistern with an English-speaking professional guide. Situated in the heart of the historical city center, this massive cistern in Istanbul hosts 336 columns. Its primary function was to supply drinking water to the Hagia Sophia, the Great Palace of Palatium Magnum, and various fountains and baths throughout the city.

• Topkapi Palace - The Istanbul E-pass offers a guided tour of Topkapi Palace with an English-speaking professional guide. Located just behind the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul’s historical city center, the palace originally served as the Sultan’s residence and now functions as a museum. Key highlights include the Harem, Treasury, kitchens, and more.

• Hagia Irene Museum - The Istanbul E-pass includes entrance to the Hagia Irene Museum as part of the Topkapi Palace guided tour (accessible only with a guide). The Church of Hagia Irene (Divine Peace) is a Byzantine church located in the first courtyard of Topkapi Palace. It was the first cathedral in Constantinople and has been rebuilt three times over the centuries. The current structure was built by Constantine V in the 8th century. During the Ottoman Empire, it served as an arsenal and became Turkey’s first museum in the 19th century. After extensive modern restorations, it reopened as the “Hagia Irene Museum.”

• Dolmabahce Palace - With the Istanbul E-pass, explore the magnificent Dolmabahce Palace at no extra cost. This impressive European-style palace stands on the Bosphorus Strait and features 285 rooms, making it one of Turkey’s largest palaces. Constructed by the Balyan family between 1843-1856, it became the residence of the Ottoman royal family until the empire’s collapse. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Turkish Republic, lived here until his death in 1938. The palace now functions as a museum, attracting thousands of visitors annually. It is known as Dolmabahce Palast in German.

• Whirling Dervishes Istanbul - The Istanbul E-pass includes a one-hour live performance of the Whirling Dervishes at the historic Orient Express station. The Whirling Dervishes follow a Sufi mystic tradition within Islam. In the 12th century, a philosopher of Islam opened the path of pure love, leading to the creation of the Mevlevi Sufi Order. The name Mevlevi comes from the order’s founder, Mevlana Jelaleddini Rumi, whose book Rumi was once a bestseller in the USA.

• Bosphorus Strait - The Istanbul E-pass includes a Dinner & Cruise on the Bosphorus with a traditional Turkish show, a Hop on Hop Off Bosphorus Cruise, and a 90-minute Bosphorus Cruise.

• Yeşil Cami - The Istanbul E-pass includes a day trip to the city of Bursa, including Mount Uludag, from Istanbul.

• Museum of Illusions Istanbul - The Istanbul E-pass includes entry to the Museum of Illusions Istiklal and Museum of Illusions Anatolia. This museum brings joy to people of all ages and is a fantastic place for Instagram-worthy photos. Visitors will enjoy various rooms filled with illusions, making it a must-visit for adventure and fun.

• Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum (Turk ve Islam Eserleri Muzesi) - The Istanbul E-pass includes a tour of the Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum with an English-speaking professional guide. Located at the Hippodrome, just across from the famous Blue Mosque, the Ibrahim Pasa Palace was the grandest private residence ever built in the Ottoman Empire. It was a gift to Ibrahim Pasa, the Grand Vizier of Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent, after marrying the Sultan’s sister, Hatice. The palace was in ruins by the 19th century but was restored and opened to the public in 1983 as the Turkish and Islamic Art Museum.

• Blue Mosque - The Istanbul E-pass includes a tour of the Blue Mosque with an English-speaking professional guide. Situated in the heart of the old city, it is the most famous mosque in Istanbul and Turkey. Known as the Blue Mosque, its original name is Sultanahmet Mosque. The interior is adorned with tiles from Iznik, Turkey’s most renowned tile-producing city, giving it its blue name.

• Beylerbeyi Palace - This is a walk-in attraction. Simply scan your QR code (found in the customer panel) to enter.

• Chora Museum - The Istanbul E-pass includes entrance to the Chora (Kariye Mosque) Museum with an audio guide. Simply scan your QR code at the entrance to enter. The Chora Museum, located in Istanbul’s Edirnekapı district, is famous for its exquisite Byzantine mosaics and frescoes, offering visitors a deep insight into the city’s rich historical tapestry.

• Camlıca Kulesi - Camlica Tower - The Istanbul E-pass includes entry to the Camlica Tower Observation in Istanbul. Present your Istanbul E-pass at the counter for access. Standing at 369 meters, Camlıca Tower is the tallest structure in Istanbul and the Balkans, offering panoramic views, interactive exhibits, and dining experiences.

• Istanbul Archaeological Museum - The Istanbul E-pass includes a tour of the Istanbul Archaeological Museum with an English-speaking professional guide. Turkey’s first museum, it houses over a million artifacts from civilizations that thrived across the country, from the Caucasus to Anatolia, Mesopotamia to Arabia.

• Princes’ Islands - The Istanbul E-pass includes a roundtrip ferry ticket to the Princes Islands.

• Istanbul Akvaryum - The Istanbul E-pass includes entrance to the Istanbul Aquarium. Simply scan your QR code to enter. This is the world’s largest thematic aquarium, located in the Florya region. In recent years, shopping malls have proliferated across the city, fostering a shopping mall culture. Visitors now seek events and activities, prompting malls to partner with parks, restaurants, and event companies.

• Kapali Carsi - The Istanbul E-pass includes a tour of the Grand Bazaar with an English-speaking professional guide. Imagine a market with over 500 years of history, 64 streets, 22 gates, and more than 6,000 shops. It’s not just a shopping mall but also a manufacturing center, where you can lose yourself in history and mystery. This is the world’s largest and oldest market—the famous Grand Bazaar of Istanbul.

• Istanbul Sapphire - The Istanbul E-pass includes entry to the Sapphire Observation Deck with a 4D Skyride Helicopter Simulation experience. Istanbul Sapphire is one of the tallest buildings in Europe and Turkey, standing at 260 meters. At 231 meters, it features one of Istanbul’s highest observation decks, located atop the Sapphire shopping mall, where you can find famous brands and restaurants. This unique vantage point offers views of the Prince’s Islands, the Bosphorus, the Asian and European sides of the city, bridges, and even the Hagia Sophia Mosque.

• Yildiz Palace Museum - The Istanbul E-pass includes entrance to the Yildiz Palace Museum. Simply scan your QR code at the entrance to enter. Located in Istanbul’s Beşiktaş district, Yıldız Palace Museum offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the late Ottoman Empire, particularly during Sultan Abdülhamid II’s reign. Originally built in the late 19th century, the palace served as the sultan’s residence and administrative center.

• Miniaturk - The Istanbul E-pass includes entrance to the Miniaturk Park Museum. Simply scan your QR code at the entrance to enter. Miniaturk is a captivating open-air miniature park on the northeastern shore of the Golden Horn in Istanbul. Spanning 60,000 square meters, it’s one of the world’s largest miniature parks, offering a unique opportunity to explore Turkey’s rich architectural and cultural heritage in a single visit.

• Sapanca Lake - The Istanbul E-pass includes a day trip to Sapanca Lake and Masukiye from Istanbul.

• Emaar Akvaryum & Sualti Hayvanat Bahcesi - The Istanbul E-pass includes free entry to the Emaar Aquarium and Underwater Zoo. Discover over 20,000 sea creatures, walk through a stunning 60-meter underwater tunnel, and meet exotic animals like penguins, piranhas, and the giant “King Croc.” Located in Emaar Square Mall, this family-friendly attraction combines fun, education, and adventure.

• Panorama 1453 History Museum - This is a walk-in attraction. Simply scan your QR code (found in the customer panel) to enter.

• Istanbul Museum of The History of Science & Technology in Islam - The Istanbul E-pass includes entrance to the Museum of the History of Science and Technology in Islam. Simply scan your QR code at the entrance to enter. This museum offers a fascinating journey through the scientific legacy of the Islamic world, showcasing its remarkable contributions across diverse fields of knowledge and innovation.

• Galata Mevlevi Museum - The Istanbul E-pass includes entrance to the Galata Mevlevi Lodge Museum. Simply scan your QR code at the entrance to enter. Visiting the Galata Mevlevi Lodge Museum offers a rare opportunity to explore the profound spiritual and cultural legacy of the Mevlevi Order, making it an essential stop for anyone interested in Sufism and the heritage of the Ottoman era.

• ViaSea Aquarium - The Istanbul E-pass includes entry to Viasea Aquarium & Crocodile Park Istanbul. Present your Istanbul E-pass at the counter for access. Step into a magical underwater world at Viasea Aquarium, home to hundreds of fascinating marine species from around the globe. Walk through impressive themed zones, get up close with sharks, jellyfish, stingrays, and tropical fish, and enjoy interactive displays perfect for all ages.

• Istanbul Robot Muzesi - This is a walk-in attraction. Simply show your E-pass ID to enter.

• Balat Oyuncak Muzesi - This is a walk-in attraction. Simply show your E-pass ID to enter.

• Instant digital Istanbul E-pass with access to over 100+ attractions, tours and activities
• Professional Guidance in English for 7 top attractions
• Day Trip Tours to Bursa City & Mount Uludag and Sapanca Lake & Masukiye
• Free Istanbul Guidebook in 6 different languages: English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Russian, Croatian
• Passes are valid 2 years from the date of purchase
• Discounted Roundtrip Private Airport Transfer from/to Istanbul or Sabiha Gokcen Airports

• Public Transportation
• Pick up service except for Bosphorus Dinner Cruise and day trip attractions
• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Hagia Sophia Mosque entrance fee

The Istanbul E-pass is a completely digital sightseeing pass that grants access to over 100 premier attractions in Istanbul. Select from a 2, 3, 5, or 7-day E-pass and enjoy seamless entry using your mobile pass, eliminating the need to pay at the entrance of attractions.

Istanbul E-pass provides access to attractions in four distinct ways:

• Walk-in Attractions: Simply display your E-pass ID for entry.
• Guided Tours: Join a tour by meeting the guide at the designated location.
• Reservation Required Tours: Book your spot through the E-pass panel and receive a confirmation email.

Why Do Travelers Prefer the Istanbul E-pass?

• A customer support line is available via WhatsApp and chat to assist during visits or while planning.
• The Istanbul E-pass is ready for immediate use after purchase, offering access to over 100 top attractions in Istanbul.
• Gain insights into the history of museums with expert tour guides.
• The Istanbul E-pass includes a comprehensive digital guidebook of over 50 pages, available in six languages.
• Benefit from skip-the-line access at most attractions.

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