German Fountain Start your evening at the elegant German Fountain, a historic gift from Kaiser Wilhelm II to the Ottoman Empire. Admire its striking green dome and detailed mosaics while your guide introduces the rich history of Istanbul. The perfect beginning to your walk through the Old City.

Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet Mosque) Visit the courtyard of the world-famous Blue Mosque and admire its impressive architecture and six minarets. Learn about its history and lasting importance to the city. If open at the time of the tour, guests may also step inside for a brief visit.

Obelisk of Theodosius (Egyptian Obelisk) See the remarkable 3500 years old Egyptian Obelisk, originally brought from Luxor and later erected here by the Romans. Your guide will explain its fascinating journey to Constantinople and the ancient hieroglyphs carved into its surface.

Serpent Column Discover the mysterious Serpent Column, one of the oldest monuments in the Hippodrome, dating back to ancient Greece. Learn how it was brought to Constantinople by Emperor Constantine and hear the legends surrounding this unique bronze monument.

Little Hagia Sophia Mosque Step inside the 1,500-year-old Little Hagia Sophia, one of Istanbul’s oldest Byzantine landmarks. Admire its elegant architecture and peaceful atmosphere while your guide explains its journey from church to mosque. Enjoy a relaxing break here with a cup of traditional Turkish tea.

Arasta Bazaar Stroll through the charming Arasta Bazaar, a small historic market known for its authentic atmosphere and colorful shops. Discover traditional crafts and local products while experiencing the lively spirit of old Istanbul.

Hagia Sophia Square Arrive at the impressive Hagia Sophia Square and admire one of the world’s most iconic landmarks from outside. Hear the story of its three historical phases. Rebuilt twice, it has served as a church, a mosque, a museum, and today an active mosque. While learning about the major events that shaped its legacy.

Fountain of Sultan Ahmed III Admire the elegant Fountain of Sultan Ahmed III, a masterpiece of Ottoman Rococo style. Your guide will explain its artistic details and the importance of public fountains in Ottoman daily life.

Milion Stone Stand beside the legendary Milion Stone, once considered the zero milestone of the Byzantine Empire. From this very point, all distances across the empire were measured. Marking the symbolic center of Constantinople.

Column of Constantine (Cemberlitas Column) See the iconic Column of Constantine, erected in the 4th century by Emperor Constantine the Great to mark the new capital of the Roman Empire. Standing for nearly 1700 years, it remains one of Istanbul’s most important Roman monuments.