Details about the offer
Price per person
35 USD
35 USD
Details
Description
Discover the secrets haunts of locals in Sultanahmet and explore the back streets and hidden gems
Walk the ancient highway to Rome "Divanyolu"
Explore the Suleymaniye Mosque with a local and gain insight into Islam
Be stunned by stellar views of Istanbul and hear tales of both Byzantine and Ottoman drama and intrigue
Explore the labyrinth that is the Grand Bazaar
Walk the ancient highway to Rome "Divanyolu"
Explore the Suleymaniye Mosque with a local and gain insight into Islam
Be stunned by stellar views of Istanbul and hear tales of both Byzantine and Ottoman drama and intrigue
Explore the labyrinth that is the Grand Bazaar
Cities
Turkey: Istanbul
Language
English
Duration
/ 4 Days
0 Hours
Transportation
Not Included
Max. Persons
12
PVT Trip
Yes
What's included?
Local English speaking guide, tour of Sultanahmet, tour of the Grand Bazaar, Book Bazaar, Beyazit Mosque, tea at local tea house in Suleymainye, visit to Suleymainye Mosque Complex.
What's not included?
Tips / gratuities for your local guide.
Where to meet
Pickup location:
Pudding Shop Lale Restaurant, Divanyolu Caddesi No.6 34400, Sultanahmet, Istanbul. For further explanation use the Sultanahmet tram stop as reference.The restaurant is located on the street where the tram lines runs through Sultanahmet, approximately a three minute walk from the Sultanahmet tram stop.
Pickup Time: 8.30 AM
Drop off location:
Sultanahmet. Your local guide can provide instructions on how to get back to your hotel or you are free to continue your own personal exploration.
Basic Information about the tour provider
Guide certificate
Guide information
Personal description
I was born in Samsun which is biggest city in Black Sea Region,Turkey. I gratuated at Tourism and Travel Managent in Akdeniz University in Antalya. I have worked at some of travel agencies in Bodrum,South Coast of Turkey. I love archeology,history and mythology, specially about of Turkey.
Professional description
I live in Istanbul since January of 2010. I like to communicate with people which are from different cultures and different countries. I would like to welcome to my beatiful country.