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
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27 fev. 2024
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For 300 pounds for 2 people it was very expensive. Doesn't include entry for more than half of the 100+ locations. When I asked for a refund they said they knew this and it was a recent update by...
For 300 pounds for 2 people it was very expensive. Doesn't include entry for more than half of the 100+ locations. When I asked for a refund they said they knew this and it was a recent update by the attractions. If they know, why don't they change their advertising to make this more clear?
Istanbul City Tourist Pass
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27 mar. 2024
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Galata Tower, in case you wonder where the heck is your ticket, they only send it after 12:00, so don't bother to get it earlier. Madame Tussauds, way to small and not really worth visiting,...
Galata Tower, in case you wonder where the heck is your ticket, they only send it after 12:00, so don't bother to get it earlier. Madame Tussauds, way to small and not really worth visiting, quite a lot of fake figurines. Tokapi Palace, it is beyond joke you cannot enter by yourself. The guide was supposed to arrive on time and showed up at 11:00. It takes forever to enter for all participant, scan the QR code, this is 2023. Skip the line is so fake, official skip the line is on the other side of the building, you simply go where everyone goes, it takes minimum 20 minuets to get through security, then another 20 to enter the palace and then the most boring thing happens, the guide talks and talks about one of the places in the palace building which is not even included. What a waste of half an hour instead of walking and stopping to explain briefly and repeat. Lesson for new people, once you after the ticket check, go and explore yourself and do not even bother wasting your time on the guide, not worth it. Bosporus Sightseeing, this is the place when they rip you off the most, a person came in and returned the ticket, do you think he got the full refund, forget about it, they stole 300TL from him by not giving it back to him. Your stop is not really the only stop, after the Dolmabahce Palace is another stop people will enter/leave. Om the boat men will force you drinks; these are not free so say it clearly you do not want anything. Bosporus Dinner, don't bother if you are Celiac, they do not have anything, sitting and watching others eating is no fun. Eyup Mosque ok to visit, but you only have 20 minutes and the mass of people will not allow you to see what you need to see. Better to go there by yourself. Pierre Lorri simple cable car with the view, just go there yourself. Don't fall into the discount for mobile WiFi, it is not discounted at all, they lie. Cheaper option is either at the airport or in the store. Miniaturk not worth it, if you alever been to Brussels mini-Europe you will understand what I mean. Everything here looks so plastic it does not resemble real mini buildings, such a waste of time, no wonder they connect that with the mosque and Pierre Lotti. Overall be critical of what you wish to see and do not fall for this discount, it is simply not worth it.
Istanbul City Tourist Pass
Mesquita Azul - Informações úteis
A Mesquita do Sultão Ahmed, também conhecida como Mesquita Azul por causa dos azulejos azuis no seu interior, é a mesquita mais importante de Istambul. Foi construída pelo sultão otomano Ahmed I entre 1609 e 1616, e foi criada para competir com a magnificência da Hagia Sophia. Encontra-se ao lado do hipódromo bizantino no centro histórico da cidade.
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At Meydanı Caddesi 7, 34122 Fatih Istanbul, Turkey, 34122, Istambul
O Palácio de Topkapı, ou Seraglio, é um grande museu em Istambul, na Turquia. Localiza-se na antiga residência e sede administrativa dos sultões otomanos, no coração de Istambul.
A Cisterna da Basílica foi construída no século VI para comportar 80 mil metros cúbicos de água. Encontra-se embaixo das ruas de Istambul, apoiada por arcos e 336 colunas de mármore.
O Palácio Dolmabahçe foi o último palácio construído pelo sultanato otomano, em Istambul, Turquia. Encontra-se na costa, perto dos ferries que saem de Beşiktaş.
