2 jours de tour guidé IstanbulTour privé Istanbul
The Istanbul Old City Tour and Bosphorus Cruise Tour are integrated into a 2-day private guided Istanbul tour package, which includes your expert private guide. Here is an Istanbul tour package with Istanbul private guides.
2 jours de voyage à Istanbul
Jour 1 : Visite guidée privée d’Istanbul
Former Roman Empire (330-395), Byzantine Empire (395-1204, 1261-1443), Latin Empire (1204-1261), and Ottoman Empire (1453-1922) capital city. Istanbul was founded by the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great, who dubbed the city Constantinople, which means "the city of Constantine," and then designated it the new capital city of the Roman Empire. Since Istanbul is positioned between Europe and Asia, it has long been an important metropolis.
Featuring Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman relics, Istanbul is a Unesco World Heritage List city because the whole city is like an open-air museum. The mosques, palaces, cathedrals, synagogues, modernity, and history make Istanbul a world civilization metropolis with all these contrasts. We provide a private guided Istanbul trip to observe all this with your own eyes. On the Istanbul Old City Tour, you are visiting:
L'hippodrome de Constantinople: an ancient chariot racing U-shaped arena with 100,000 spectators. Even after the Hippodrome had lost its seats, walls, and much of the remainings, the three monuments are still standing: the Egyptian Obelisk, Serpent Column, and Constantine Columns.
La mosquée bleue: an Ottoman imperial mosque that Sultan Ahmet erected between 1609 and 1616. Although it is officially called Sultanahmet Mosque, travelers dubbed it the Blue Mosque after witnessing the blue tiles inside.
Le palais de Topkapı: Once the heart of the Ottoman Empire as a residential palace and headquarters, Sultan Mehmet II erected the palace in the 15th century, and subsequently, it became the hub of the Ottoman Empire. Since 1924, the Topkapi Palace functions as a museum.
Sainte-Sophie was built by the Roman Emperor Justinian between 532 and 537 and became the highest and grandest cathedral globally. The church was transformed into a mosque by the Ottomans in the 15th century and became a museum in 1934. Hagia Sophia lost its museum designation in July 2020 and has become a mosque again. Like the other mosques, Hagia Sophia is available to visitors.
The Basilica Cistern: located by the Hagia Sophia, was erected by the Roman Emperor Justinian in the 6th century as an underground water reservoir. The cistern is 138 meters by 65 meters and around 9,800 square meters in area. It operates as a museum, and the most remarkable themes, rather than columns, are the Medusa heads, which are upside-down and right-side-down as marble bases.
Le Grand Bazar est le plus ancien et le plus grand marché du travail dans le monde; il a environ 4 000 magasins, 61 rues, et est couvert. Sultan Mehmet II a créé le Grand Bazaar au 15ème siècle, et plus tard il a été agrandi par des sultanes successifs.
Jour 2 : Excursion en bateau privé guidée au Bosphore
Istanbul is the only city positioned between the continents and two seas; the Sea of Marmara and the Black Sea. The strait of Istanbul, dubbed the BosphoreLa ville est divisée en deux parties : les côtés asiatique et européen, et s'étend du sud au nord d'Istanbul, environ 31 kilomètres.
Il y a beaucoup d'édifices historiques, de palais, de mosquées et d'églises dans les villages du Bosphore. Le Bosphore lui-même est une caractéristique d'Istanbul, où même les résidents passent du temps dans les cafés, les restaurants ou la pêche. Tour du Bosphore avec le bateau public, qui part toutes les heures du Corne d’Or, et après le voyage, vous pouvez également visiter :
Croisière du BosphoreLe détroit qui sépare Istanbul en deux continents s'étend sur environ 32 kilomètres entre la mer Noire et la mer de Marmara.Le long du Bosphore, il y a différentes villes à voir, telles que des palais célèbres, des hôtels, des yali (habitations privées), etc.
While you are on the boat, you will witness the attractions of the Bosphorus, including the Dolmabahçe Palace, Ortaköy Mosque, Çırağan Palace, Bosphorus Bridge, Rumeli Fortress, Küçüksu Palace, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge ( the second bridge on the Bosphorus), and Maiden’s Tower, to mention a few.
Palais de Dolmabahçe: constructed by the Ottoman Sultan Abdulmejid between 1843 and 1856 as the residential palace for the Ottoman royal family. The palace was designed by the Armenian architects, Garabet Balyan, Nigogayos Balyan, and Evans Kalfa. Dolmabahce Palace comprises 285 rooms, 6 baths, and 46 halls.
Taksim Square-Istiklal Street: for the majority of the population, Taksim Square and Istiklal Street are the centers of Istanbul, where the cafes and restaurants are located along the pedestrianized route. The street spans between Taksim Square and the Galata Tower, which is around 1,4 kilometers (0.87 miles) (0.87 miles).
Bazar aux épices (Egyptian Bazaar): constructed by Turhan Hatice, Sultan Mehmed IV's mother, between 1660 and 1665. The market is the center of the spice trade in Istanbul, where you can even get sweets such as Turkish Delights, Baklava, and souvenirs.
2 jours de visite guidée d'Istanbul
- Nous vous recommandons de porter des vêtements de nuit et des chaussures confortables.
- Cette visite est disponible tous les jours.
- Le prix du tour n'inclut pas les transports en commun mais les transports en commun.
- Le palais de Topkapı est fermé les mardis.
- Le Grand Bazar est fermé les dimanches.
- The Dolmabahce Palace is closed on Mondays.
Point de rencontre
Dans le lobby de votre hôtel
Le temps de la rencontre
convenu avant
Prix inclus
- Un guide touristique professionnel
- Billets de transports en commun
Prix exclusif
- Private Van ( You can ask additionally. Price is 240 USD for full-day rental)
- Manger et boire
- Les frais d’entrée mentionnés dans l’itinéraire
