Ephesus tours from the port of Kusadasi If you are on a cruise ship, our knowledgeable tour guide will meet you outside the passport control/customs building with a sign with your name. Our tour guide will be waiting for you in the hotel lobby at the designated time if you are a guest. After that, your guide will lead you to your own vehicle, and your private tour will begin. You will see every location on the itinerary throughout the tour. Your guide takes you back to your hotel or the cruise port at the end of the excursion.

The Hagia Sophia is one of Istanbul's most well-known buildings from the sixth century AD. The great emperor Justinian constructed this structure as the world's largest church. It is currently the fourth largest in terms of size. It was transformed into a mosque during Fatih Sultan Mehmet's capture of Istanbul in 1453. It is now both a mosque and a museum.

Sultan Ahmet Mosque was its original name, even though it is now known as Blue Mosque. Between 1609 and 1616, Sultan Ahmet, the fourteenth Ottoman Sultan, built it. The 400-year-old Blue Mosque is still in operation. The mosque is known as the Blue Mosque because the inside is mostly covered with blue Iznik tiles.

The most popular sport among Constantinople's spectators in the sixth century AD was horse-drawn carriage racing, which took place in the splendid Hippodrome.

Topkapı Palace & Harem Section is another amazing structure that should not be missed.a 400-year-old Ottoman dynasty mansion. It was constructed in the fifteenth century by Fatih Sultan Mehmet II, who overran Istanbul in 1453. Topkapi Palace is regarded as one of the world's oldest palaces. Before relocating to Dolmabahçe Palace in the 19th century, 28 Sultans resided in this palace.

Fatih Sultan Mehmet, the conqueror of Istanbul, began construction on the Grand Bazaar in 1460. It is a historic retail center with around 60 lanes and approximately 4,000 stores with roofs and domes. In terms of both tourism and business, it may be described as Istanbul's main draw.