Istanbul Classic & Ottoman Relics Tour With the Istanbul & Ottoman relics excursion, you will have the chance to discover the history that continues to live and your unique beauty of the Bosphorus with us. Thanks to this daily Istanbul tour, you will meet the local life and must-see place in Istanbul. Now let's see what you will encounter on this Bosphorus & Ottoman Heritage tour. Tour Schedule Blue Mosque Hippodrome Lunch Topkapi Palace Grand Bazaar Return Back Blue Mosque Also known as the Sultan Ahmet Camii (or Sultan Ahmed Mosque), this breath-taking building is one of the most majestic Ottoman mosques in all of Turkey. The mosque has a classical Ottoman layout with a central dome surrounded by four semi-domes over the prayer hall. It is fronted by a large courtyard and flanked by six minarets. On the inside, it is decorated with thousands of Iznik tiles and painted floral motifs in predominantly blue colours, which give the mosque its popular name. Grand Bazaar Bosphorus & Ottoman Heritage excursion starts in the morning with our comfortable vehicles to pick you up from your hotel. The first point of our tour will be the world's oldest shopping center Istanbul Grand Bazaar. Grand Bazaar, which is the biggest covered historical bazaar globally, with its hundreds of years of history, 4,000 shops, 500 stalls, and 21 doors, for shopping or cultural trip. It is one of the places you should not miss in İstanbul at least once. It is said that there are 4 invisible layers in the Grand Bazaar 1. Oldest skills of Eastern creativity, 2. The oldest and most selected works of guild order, formerly called 'industry', 3. Latest technology and designs produced upon requests, 4. The most valuable raw materials of all time. Topkapi Palace After having a delicious lunch, our Istanbul Classic & Ottoman Heritage tour will continue with a visit to the Topkapı Palace where the dynasties had lived, and the Ottomans were ruled. The palace, which serves as a museum today, is also home to many cultural assets such as Kasikci Diamond, the sword and mantle of the Prophet Mohammed. In addition, you can see the traces of architecture dating back centuries, the lifestyles of the dynasty and palace circles, Ottoman gardens that have been mentioned a lot in the Topkapı Palace, which is spread over a huge area in the heart of Istanbul. *Topkapı Palace is closed on Tuesdays. *Grand Bazaar is closed on Sundays.

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