Hagia Sophia Full Skip the Ticket Lines Pass: Mosque & Museum

Explore Hagia Sophia Mosque in Istanbul for a blend of history and architectural beauty. Uncover its charm and rich history with an audio guide. Enter deep into its past at the "Hagia Sophia History and Experience Museum" in the historic Defter-i Hakani building in Sultanahmet Square.

Hagia Sophia Mosque, with its centuries-old history and cultural significance, holds a unique place globally. Beyond its architecture and spiritual importance, the upper gallery, now a dynamic visiting area, enhances the visitor experience.

With a skip-the-line combined ticket, you will have direct access to both venues and will be able to choose where you start, and finish, your visit.

Explore the iconic Hagia Sophia Mosque, a must-see landmark in Istanbul. Admire the intricate designs in the upper gallery that provide a unique view of the architecture below. Also, discover artifacts and insights into Hagia Sophia's rich past. This ticket allows you to skip the lines and go directly to the building entrance, keep in mind that security lines are always mandatory and in high season it can take up to an hour. Enhance your experience with the Audio Guide with Augmented Reality (AR) experience available in 23 languages.

Head to the Hagia Sophia Experience and History Museum. Absorb yourself in the beauty and complexity of this significant landmark through the digital experience museum. Or you can do the other way round ! First the History museum and than the Hagia Sophia Mosque. This combined ticket allows you to visit both venues at your own pace.

Important note: Barrier free Wheelchairs access is possible Hagia Sophia History and Experience Museum . For Hagia Sophia Mosque Disabled visitors and visitors with walking difficulties are unable to enter e through the second floor of the gallery. This group of visitors can proceed with their tickets to the entrance on the first floor, which is the entrance for Turkish citizens, therefore this group of people can only enter the first floor (praying area).