Discover the captivating charm of Sultanahmet, the historic heart of Istanbul. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of history, culture, and architectural wonders that define this vibrant district. Explore the iconic Sultanahmet Square, surrounded by architectural marvels like the awe-inspiring Hagia Sophia, the majestic Blue Mosque, and the ancient Roman Hippodrome. Wander through the narrow cobblestone streets, lined with charming cafes, artisanal shops, and local bazaars. Indulge in the flavors of Turkish cuisine and delight in the warm hospitality of the locals. Immerse yourself in the captivating ambiance of Sultanahmet, where the ancient and the modern blend seamlessly to create an unforgettable experience.

After the conquest of Istanbul in 1453, the construction of Topkapi Palace started in 1460 at the request of Fatih Sultan Mehmet and was completed in 1478, expanding with additional structures until the 19th century. Admission Ticket: €50.00 per person (Skipping the main ticket lines with your official licensed guide). CLOSED ON TUESDAYS: Since Topkapi Palace is closed on Tuesdays, it will be replaced with a visit to the magnificent Basilica Cistern. Enjoy skip-the-line access with your official guide. (Basilica Cistern admission ticket is not included — €40.00 per person).

Hagia Sophia is the most famous landmark in Istanbul. As the largest church built by the Eastern Roman Empire, it was constructed three times in the same location and served as the capital's grandest cathedral where emperors were crowned throughout history. Admission Ticket: €25.00 per person for the Museum Section (Upper Gallery) (Skip the main ticket lines with your official licensed guide).

Sultanahmet Camii as known as Blue Mosque is one of the most magnificent buildings in Turkey. The building is not just a mosque, it is also a social life complex. Its name comes from blue Iznik tiles covered interior of the mosque.

You will see 4 amazing monuments in the ancient Hippodrome which was the center of Byzantine civic life; Egyptian Obelisk, The German Fountain of Wilhelm II, Serpentine Column and Column of Constantine.

Explore the intricate art of weaving through a live demonstration by professional and exceptional weavers. This is a unique opportunity to witness master artisans at work in an informal setting, gain insight into the meticulous techniques behind each rug and even try your hand at weaving

The Grand Bazaar, which was founded in 1461, resembles a giant scale labyrinth thanks to its aesthetic design. The historical shopping area with nearly 60 streets and more than 3600 shops covers a total area of 30,700 square meters. Closed on Sunday.