Hagia Irene: Self-Guided Audio Tours

In this open-air museum, see the country’s architectural landmarks in miniature, all at a 1:25 scale. From the Hagia Sophia to the Blue Mosque, and the ancient city of Ephesus, explore these famous sites. Set in 60,000 square meters, Miniatürk welcomes families, sightseers, and history buffs to see the country in miniature form. See replicas of Cappadocia's rock formations and fairy chimney houses. Visit detailed models of Konya's Mevlevi sites, including the Mevlana Museum. These structures celebrate the legacy of the Whirling Dervishes. Interactive exhibitions and descriptions provide insights into Turkey's regions.

Visit Emaar Aquarium in Istanbul for an up-close look at ocean life. Located in Emaar Square Mall, this destination offers a chance to learn about marine creatures. It's perfect for families, friends, and curious minds alike. You'll see some of the world's largest sea animals and colorful fish, with 200 species and 20,000 sea creatures to explore. The exhibits cover environments from tropical waters to rainforests, each with unique stories.

The Istanbul Sapphire Observation Deck offers a clear view of the city from above. From the terrace, you can see Old Town, the Bosphorus, the New Town, and the Asian side. A visit to this deck provides a full view of Istanbul's skyline.

Step right into a spiritual evening at the Whirling Dervishes ceremony, a tradition that dates back to the 12th century with the Mevlevi Sufi Order. Watch as the Dervishes spin gracefully, performing a ritual embodying love and spirituality. This isn't just a dance—it's a unique cultural experience that lets you glimpse a profound spiritual practice. Witness the beauty and balance of the Whirling Dervishes as they perform this centuries-old ceremony.

Explore the Balat Toy Museum along Istanbul’s Golden Horn coast, which opened in 2021. Covering 1000 square meters, it features over 17,000 toys in 15 categories. Visit the museum shop and café afterward to pick up souvenirs and enjoy coffee and snacks. Enjoy the engaging exhibits and unique collections at the Balat Toy Museum.

Visit the Panorama 1453 History Museum to learn about the fall of Constantinople. See a 360º painting that depicts the 1453 battle with detailed scenes, sound effects, and lighting. Get a better understanding of this historical event and its impact. This educational visit adds to your exploration of Istanbul.

Inside Emaar Square Mall, you can visit the Emaar Aquarium and Underwater Zoo, and Emaar Skyview. Emaar Aquarium offers a world-class experience with the chance to see different marine life. You can discover thousands of species in more than 10 themed areas, from coastal sharks to giant spider crabs, from gobies to piranhas. Next, you can admire the city from the Emaar Skyview, an entertainment complex with a commanding view of Istanbul's skyline. The 360° view is perfect for those exploring the city's unique skyline. You can enjoy the facilities for a great Istanbul experience.

Get ready to explore Istanbul's rich history with a combo ticket to the Hagia Sophia and Topkapi Palace. Admire the beauty of the Hagia Sophia, known for its impressive architecture and mosaics. Then, visit the opulent Topkapi Palace, where you'll find grand rooms and valuable artifacts from the Ottoman Empire.

Visit the Hurrem Sultan Hammam in Istanbul’s Old City. This historic hammam combines Turkish bath traditions with modern amenities and dates back to the 16th century. Inside the hammam, you will find marble and Turkish motifs. Step inside the warm room, where gentle heat and steam prepare you for a scrub and massage by professional therapists. Later, go to the cool room, where you can relax with Turkish tea or sherbet. Located in the Old City, Hurrem Sultan Hammam offers relaxation and a glimpse into Istanbul’s history and culture.

This adventure atop Istanbul's spectacular Camlica Tower offers hassle-free, private, and air-conditioned transfers to and from any hotel, as well as scrumptious food. If you just feel like a snack, go for a traditional Turkish coffee and a sweet treat. Otherwise, go for a lavish Turkish breakfast served between 10.00-12.00, or lunch/ dinner extravaganza with a tantalizing three-course traditional Turkish spread, topped off with a cool soft drink. Also included in this experience is the 360-degree panorama of Istanbul's most celebrated monuments, including the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, the Grand Bazaar, the Topkapi Palace, and the Bosphorus Bridge.