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Private tourOnly your group will participate
Overview
I am an official and licensed tour guide, with university training and an excellent command of Spanish. I am a kind, friendly, patient, and responsible person, and I will be delighted to help you throughout your experience in Istanbul.
I like to share detailed information, even about the small details that often go unnoticed, so that they can truly know and understand the history, culture, and wonders of Istanbul.
It will be a real pleasure to accompany you and discover the treasures of this magnificent city together.
Furthermore, having an official local guide will allow them to enter museums without wasting time in long lines and, above all, better understand their history, architecture, and essence.
What's included
Official guide in Spanish
Santa Sofía 25 euros per person the entrance fee Basilica cistern 2250 liras (42 euros) per person the entrance fee
What to expect
Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque
1h · Admission ticket not included
Santa Sophia is one of the most important symbols of Istanbul and one of the most impressive monuments in the city.
During the Roman period, Hagia Sophia was a Christian church and has approximately 1,500 years of history. For almost 800 years it was considered the largest church in the world.
Its impressive architecture, with Greek and Roman influences, along with its magnificent Christian-themed mosaics, make Hagia Sophia a truly spectacular and unique place.
Blue Mosque
1h
The Blue Mosque is one of the symbols of Istanbul, it was also built by the Ottomans, the building is 400 years old with 6 minarets (towers)
inside the mosque with the ceramics, painted, stained glass a big story in the Ottoman period
Basilica Cistern
45m · Admission ticket not included
The Basilica Cistern is another of the great treasures of Istanbul and an impressive construction from the Roman era.
It was originally built as a cistern to store water and has approximately 1,500 years of history.
It is one of the largest and most impressive underground cisterns in the world. Its numerous columns and capitals reflect the influence of Greek and Roman architecture.
Furthermore, the cistern especially attracts the attention of visitors thanks to its two large marble Medusa heads, which are among the most fascinating elements of the monument.
Sultanahmet Square
40m
The Hippodrome of Istanbul was a huge construction where, during the Greek and Roman periods, horse races, spectacles, parties, and great celebrations took place.
During the Ottoman period, it was also used as an important space for celebrations, entertainment, and public shows.
With over 2,000 years of history, the Hippodrome was destroyed and rebuilt several times throughout the centuries.
During the Roman period, it was considered one of the largest hippodromes in the world.
Nowadays, we can still see three important historical monuments: the Egyptian Obelisk, the Serpent Column, and the Obelisk of Constantine.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
At the main entrance of Santa Sofia
End point
At the main entrance of Santa Sofia
Additional information
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Parts of this description were translated automatically.
