• Topkapi Palace - This palace served as the residence for the Ottoman Royal Family for 400 years and now functions as a museum. The collection at Topkapi Palace is among the most extensive in the world. The Clock Section, Armory Section, Sacred Part, and Pavilions are particularly stunning examples of Ottoman Empire artistry.
• Fountain of Ahmet III - The Fountain of Ahmet III is our meeting point. Constructed in 1728, it stands as one of the most impressive structures in the old city. This fountain is a fine example of Rococo architecture.
• Hagia Irene Museum - Situated in the outer courtyard of Topkapı Palace, the Hagia Irene is the oldest church of the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine). It was the second largest church in Istanbul after Hagia Sophia. The name Hagia Irene, meaning “sacred peace” (Hagia Eirene), holds special significance as the birthplace of Turkish museology.

• Topkapi Palace Museum Ticket
• Baghdad Pavilion, Revan Pavilion, Mecidiye Pavilion
• Armory Collection
• Imperial Council House of Ottoman Empire
• Clock Collection
• Sacred Part (Prophet Muhammed’s and Prophet Abraham’s belonging)
• Kitchen Collection

• Tea and coffee
• Snacks
• Entry ticket

We skip the long lines without waiting, because all our tour guides are licenced and licenced guides have priority for ticket line.

The official part of Topkapi Palace is build on 4 courtyard. Each courtyard we stop to get information about history of Ottoman Empire and Byzantine Empire from our licenced tour guide. We also get information about the collections.

At first we see collections at the 3rd and 4th courtyards.

After we finish collections, we move to pavilions. There are 3 pavilions and they are build for the honour of the victories which Ottoman Empire got from the battles.

Finally we end up at a restaurant/cafe to have a break and we finish the tour afterwards.

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