Ebru was a very good tour guide, confident and informative. Great for English speakers and gave a nuanced view of the mosques and the city surrounding them!
Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia & Suleymaniye Mosque: Small Group Walking Tour
P
Paul,
United States
13 cze 2024
Wspaniały
This is an exceptionally good tour. Our tour guide Esra is a treasure and a wealth of knowledge and information. We were able to ask many questions on our tour and Esra had insightful answers for...
This is an exceptionally good tour. Our tour guide Esra is a treasure and a wealth of knowledge and information. We were able to ask many questions on our tour and Esra had insightful answers for all of our questions. We highly recommend this tour. Overall it was a beautiful experience. A special thanks to Esra.
Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia & Suleymaniye Mosque: Small Group Walking Tour
M
Marta,
Poland
22 kwi 2024
Kiepski
The ticket, which is very expensive, contains many uninteresting features that are forcefully included in the ticket cost. Moreover, at the ticket offices it turns out that this ticket cannot be...
The ticket, which is very expensive, contains many uninteresting features that are forcefully included in the ticket cost. Moreover, at the ticket offices it turns out that this ticket cannot be used (e.g. Hagia Sophia, Hagia Sophia Museum, etc.). The scandal was the situation when, despite having this ticket, I still had to stand in a long queue to Hagia Sophia and additionally spend 25 euros on another ticket!!!!! The Archaeological Museum is 2/3 under renovation and is inaccessible, which is not mentioned on the website or in the guide. When I asked him at the museum how many hours it would take us, he said it had 3 huge parts and 9 hours. However, it was mostly closed and I finished the tour after an hour. Didn't the guide know about this??? Mr. Hasan, a great guide, talks very interestingly about the monuments. To sum up: it is not worth buying the Istanbul Ticket Pass.
Istanbul City Tourist Pass
Błękitny Meczet - informacje
Meczet Sułtana Ahmeda, znany również jako Błękitny Meczet ze względu na niebieskie wyłożone kafelkami wnętrze, jest najważniejszym meczetem w Stambule. Został zbudowany przez sułtana osmańskiego Ahmeda I w latach 1609-1616 i miał konkurować z majestatem Hagii Sophii. Znajduje się przy hipodromie bizantyjskim w centrum starego miasta.
Środa
11:00 -
14:30
Czwartek
11:00 -
14:30
Piątek
Nieczynne
Sobota
11:00 -
14:30
Niedziela
Nieczynne
Poniedziałek
11:00 -
14:30
Wtorek
Nieczynne
Błękitny Meczet
At Meydanı Caddesi 7, 34122 Fatih Istanbul, Turkey, 34122, Stambuł
