Istanbul: Topkapi Palace Guided Tour and Skip The Line [296440P8]
Experience an expedited entry to Turkey's and the Balkan Peninsula's paramount museum. Uncover the remarkable history of the Topkapi Palace, constructed from 1466 to 1478, which stood as the prestigious residence and administrative hub for the Ottoman Sultans for more than four centuries.
During a captivating one-hour tour, your guide will narrate the enthralling saga of the palace, allowing you to grasp its significance within the Ottoman Empire. Be awe-inspired by the splendid architectural magnificence that adorns this significant monument. The location of the palace is just behind the Hagia Sophia in the historical city center of Istanbul. The original use of the palace was the house for the Sultan; today, the palace is functioning as a museum. Important highlights in this palace are; the harem, treasury, kitchens, and many more.
During a captivating one-hour tour, your guide will narrate the enthralling saga of the palace, allowing you to grasp its significance within the Ottoman Empire. Be awe-inspired by the splendid architectural magnificence that adorns this significant monument. The location of the palace is just behind the Hagia Sophia in the historical city center of Istanbul. The original use of the palace was the house for the Sultan; today, the palace is functioning as a museum. Important highlights in this palace are; the harem, treasury, kitchens, and many more.
ADDITIONAL INFO
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
INCLUDED
- Guidance in English
- Skip the ticket line Entry to Topkapi Palace
NOT INCLUDED
- Harem section entrance ticket
CANCELLATION POLICY
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
ITINERARY
- Bypass the queue and gain immediate access to Turkey's and the Balkan Peninsula's preeminent museum. Delight in a guided excursion within its walls, where you will encounter four captivating courtyards, namely the Audience Hall, High Court, Historical Kitchens, and The Treasury. The original use of the palace was as a house for the Sultan; today, the palace functions as a museum. Important highlights in this palace are the harem, treasury, kitchens, and many more.
