Ottoman Relics Tour

€70,00

Our half day tour that organized after breakfast. You will be able to see the mansions of the sultans of the Ottoman Empire, the imperial treasury, the holy Islamic relics of the Prophet Muhammad, porcelain tiles, weapons and calligraphy. Since Topkapi Palace served as a city within the city for the palace residents, the palace residents had to go out rarely. We will continue our tour with the sultan tombs. There are tombs of five Ottoman sultans in the cemetery in Hagia Sophia. After visiting the tombs, we set out to return to your hotel.

Locations

Topkapi palace
Sultan Tombs

Included in the Tour

Air-conditioned and Non-Smoking Vehicles
Museum Entrance Fees
Professional Tour Guides (Russian – English – Japanese – Chinese – Portuguese – Spanish)
Service Fees and Taxes

Not Included in the Tour

Alcoholic beverages
Lunch
Personal Expenses
Tips

Categories: Daily Tours, Istanbul Tours, Tours

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Step into History with the Ottoman Relics Tour – Fairy Stone Travel

If you’re fascinated by history, culture, and the grandeur of the Ottoman Empire, then the Ottoman Relics Tour is a must-do experience. This journey takes you through the heart of Istanbul, where the echoes of the past meet the vibrant energy of the present. With Fairy Stone Travel, you’ll walk in the footsteps of sultans, explore stunning architecture, and dive into the rich heritage that shaped an empire.

Topkapi Palace – The Seat of Power

Our adventure begins at Topkapi Palace, the former residence of Ottoman sultans and the political heart of the empire for nearly 400 years. This sprawling complex isn’t just a palace—it’s a world of its own. You’ll explore lavish courtyards, intricate tilework, and the legendary Harem, where the empire’s most powerful women once lived. The Imperial Treasury houses dazzling artifacts, including the famed Topkapi Dagger and the stunning Spoonmaker’s Diamond.

Hagia Sophia – A Timeless Wonder

Next, we visit Hagia Sophia, a masterpiece that has witnessed the rise and fall of empires. Once a Byzantine cathedral, later an Ottoman mosque, and now a museum, this breathtaking structure is a fusion of two great civilizations. As you stand beneath its massive dome, you’ll see stunning mosaics, towering minarets, and a blend of Christian and Islamic art that tells the story of Istanbul’s unique past.

Blue Mosque – The Jewel of Ottoman Architecture

No visit to Istanbul is complete without stepping inside the Blue Mosque. Built by Sultan Ahmet I, this mosque is famous for its striking blue Iznik tiles, elegant domes, and six towering minarets. The moment you walk inside, you’ll be surrounded by a peaceful atmosphere, the soft glow of stained-glass windows, and intricate calligraphy adorning the walls. It’s a true masterpiece of Ottoman design.

Hippodrome Square – A Glimpse into the Past

Once the heart of Byzantine Constantinople, Hippodrome Square was the city’s social and sporting center. Today, it’s home to historical landmarks like the Egyptian Obelisk, the Serpent Column, and the German Fountain. As you walk through this historic space, imagine the grand chariot races and celebrations that once took place here.

Grand Bazaar – A Shopper’s Paradise

Our final stop is the Grand Bazaar, one of the world’s oldest and largest covered markets. With over 4,000 shops, this marketplace is a treasure trove of handmade carpets, spices, jewelry, ceramics, and souvenirs. Get lost in the maze of colorful stalls, bargain like a local, and take home a piece of Ottoman heritage.

Why Choose the Ottoman Relics Tour with Fairy Stone Travel?

This tour isn’t just about sightseeing—it’s about experiencing history. With Fairy Stone Travel, you’ll enjoy expert guides, comfortable transport, and a journey through the past that will leave you in awe. Whether you’re a history lover, a culture enthusiast, or just someone looking for an unforgettable experience, the Ottoman Relics Tour is perfect for you.

Book your tour today and step into the legacy of the Ottoman Empire with Fairy Stone Travel!

Ottoman Relics Tour

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