Private Half Day Topkapi Palace Tours
Places to see “Duration : 4 hours (approx.) “
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Highlights
- Half Day Topkapi Palace Tours
- Visit the largest and oldest palace in the world Topkapi Palace
- Visit the magnificent Underground Cistern
- Shop in the largest covered markets in the world Grand Bazaar (Kapali Çarşı)
- Entrance fees included
- Transport by Private De-Luxe Cars.
- Private Local Licensed Guide.
- No shopping stops along the way ! “ Without the hassle of being taken to various factory outlets or shopping “.
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Basilica Cistern… Must see place. So cool.. In both meanings… Great ambiance.. Heart of history…Nice breeze.. Would be great in summer..
Topkapi Palace is very magical place.. Everyone who visits istanbul must visit there and ferl the history … Amazing
It is very magical place.. Everyone who visits istanbul must visit there and ferl the history … Amazing
The Harem is a must see. Likes a fairy tale. remenber the stories i´ve read. A must see when in Istanbul. The Sultans lived here and the views from the Palace are also quite wonderful. It will take you a view hours but very well worth it.
Turquia es igual a istanbul una maravilla gracias tour privado por fasilitar nuestra visita
Grand bazaar was very beautiful, but inside they ask 3 times the amount of money they ask outside the bazaar. It's pretty to see, but it's all the same.
I arranged a tour before going on a Mediterrian cruise. We did an amazing tour of Istanbul and incredibly knowledgeable guide. Thank you for a memorable and informative day!
We were only in Istanbul for one day, but thanks to the excellent work of our tour guide Gokhan our party of eight was able to get a real taste of the city. Can’t wait to go back and spend more time in this fascinating place.
Un paseo por el bosforo y lindo tour privado por la mezquita azul de sultan ahmet y santa sofia fueron lo mas hermoso de istanbul
Basilica Cistern is the magical place that indeed all of the other reviewers have described. It’s a must-see and is a good alternative when the nearby Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia are too crowded.
But I bet most visitors are disappointed in their pictures of it when they get home. Reason? They took flash pictures. If you really want to capture the beautiful dimly illuminated cistern, you need to hold your camera very still (tripod, or balanced securely on railing) and use a setting without flash. Read your camera instructions if you don’t know how to do this. Trust me. You won’t regret it.