Two-Day Istanbul Experience: Old City & Two Continents Walking Tour

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2 Day

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Topkapi PalaceHagia SophiaBlue MosqueGrand BazaarKadikoyBeyazitIstiklal StreetIstanbul

Tour Details Tour ID 827

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Walk Through History: Two Continents in Two Days

Discover Istanbul's rich history and diverse culture with this immersive two-day walking tour. From the magnificent Hagia Sophia and the lavish Topkapi Palace to the Grand Bazaar and the charming streets of Kadıkoy, this tour covers both Europe and Asia. With pre-arranged tickets for major attractions and a licensed local guide, your journey will be seamless, transparent, and unforgettable.

Inclusions:

✅ English Speaking Guide
✅ Public transport
✅ Entry fees

Exclusions:

❌ Personal expenses
❌ Meals and drinks
❌ Optional tours or activities

Starting Point : Fatih, Istanbul

Duration : 2 Days

Language : English

Departures : Everyday

Tour Program

DAY 1 Istanbul Old City Walk

Starting Time: 09:00

Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque – Explore this architectural masterpiece and its fascinating history. (1 hour – Admission Included)
Topkapi Palace – Discover the Ottoman sultans’ royal residence and enjoy Bosphorus views. (2 hours – Admission Included)
Blue Mosque – Visit one of Istanbul’s most famous landmarks, known for its stunning blue Iznik tiles. (45 minutes – Free Admission)
Grand Bazaar – Experience the world’s largest covered market with over 4,000 shops. (1 hour – Free Admission)

DAY 2 Istanbul Two Continents Walk

Starting Time: 09:00

Beyazıt Square & Ottoman Book Bazaar – Stroll through historical markets and bustling local streets. (1 hour – Free Admission)
Rüstem Pasha Mosque – Admire the mesmerizing Iznik tiles of this hidden Ottoman gem. (1 hour – Free Admission)
Istiklal Street & Galata – Walk through Istanbul’s most famous shopping street and enjoy a panoramic view from a rooftop café. (1 hour – Free Admission)
Ferry Ride to Kadıkoy – Cross to the Asian side of Istanbul and explore the local markets. (2 hours – Free Admission)