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Busforus 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
2-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Busforus 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour & Boat Cruise
Busforus 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour with Topkapi Palace Tickets
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Busforus 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
2-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Bus Tour
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Bosphorus Cruise
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Bosphorus night sightseeing bus tour
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5% off
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Istanbul Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Hagia Sophia
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Istanbul Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Hagia Sophia
9% off
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Basilica Cistern
Hop-On Hop-Off
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Hop-On Hop-Off
Bus Tour
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Basilica Cistern
Hop-On Hop-Off
5% off
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Busforus Hop-On, Hop-Off
Galata Tower
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Busforus Hop-On, Hop-Off
Galata Tower
Super Flexible Cancellation Policy: You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund on your purchase.
Audio Guides Available in: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Arabic, and Chinese.
Book TicketsSuper Flexible Cancellation Policy: You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund on your purchase.
Audio Guides Available in: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Arabic, and Chinese.
Book TicketsDouble-Decker Bus
Bosphorus Cruise
There are 11 stops across the hop-on-hop-off bus route. You may choose to upgrade this ticket to include a 90-minute Bosphorus river cruise.
The 1-Day Hop-On-Hop-Off bus travels from Sultanahmet, or the Hippodrome of Constantinople to the Egyptian spice bazaar, passing through 11 stops on the way, including Eminonu, Karakay, Galata port, Dolmabahce palace, Naval museum, Beylerbeyi palace, Besiktas bazaar, Taksim square, and Sishane.
Download MapThere are 11 stops across the hop-on-hop-off bus route. The ticket also includes a 90-minute Bosphorus river cruise on the second day.
The 2-Day Hop-On-Hop-Off bus travels from Sultanahmet, or the Hippodrome of Constantinople to the Egyptian spice bazaar, passing through 11 stops on the way, including Eminonu, Karakay, Galata port, Dolmabahce palace, Naval museum, Beylerbeyi palace, Besiktas bazaar, Taksim square, and Sishane.
Download MapBasilica Cistern is an underground relic that met the water needs of the people during the Byzantine era. It has 336 colonnades, that are illuminated by electric lights. Inside the cistern is a colonnade with carvings of peacocks and tree branches, in remembrance of the 7000 slaves, who sacrificed themselves during its construction.
Explore Basilica CisternHagia Sophia is a religious site, soaked in the multiplicity of the dynasties and cultures it has witnessed. It was originally built as a cathedral to serve as the primary place of worship for eastern Europeans. Later, it was converted into a mosque under the Ottoman empire and remained so for almost 500 years.
Explore Hagia SophiaDolmabahce Palace is the largest palace in Turkey, a compelling architectural masterpiece, influenced by traditional Turkish, Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical styles. It served as the residence of six sultans and a caliph from 1856 to 1924. One of its most striking features is the ceiling, made of 14 tonnes of gold.
Explore Dolmabahce PalaceOnce the Ottoman sultan’s primary residence, the Topkapi palace is filled with several wondrous objects like jewel-filled treasuries, courtyards, and spacious harems to accommodate the sultan’s partners.
Explore Topkapi PalaceThe Sultanahmet mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque, perfectly demonstrates the Ottoman architectural style. It is known for its six minarets, cascading grey domes, and gorgeous interiors that face the Hippodrome in the heart of Istanbul.
Explore Blue MosqueOriginally named the Tower of Christ, the Galata tower offers scintillating views of the city, including the Golden Horn, the Bosphorus river, and the Historical peninsula. The 220-foot tower was built in 1348 and later turned into an astronomical observatory.
Explore Galata TowerThe central station of the Istanbul metro network, Taksim Square is filled with shops and restaurants. The Gezi park, the domed church of Aya Triada, Huseyin Aga mosque, and Istiklal street are some major attractions in Taksim Square.
The Sultanahmet Square, also known as the Hippodrome of Constantinople was a race track that supported the social and sporting center of the city. Only four fragments of the original grand structure remain to this day.
The Ortakay mosque is situated on the waterside of the Ortakoy pier square, one of the most popular spots along the Bosphorus. The mosque was completed in 1854 or 1856 and remains open to visitors even in the present day.
The Eminonu square is a bustling spot between the Galata tower and the New mosque. It is purely a commercial waterfront of Istanbul, from where you can spot tons of ferries and boats whizzing past and docking, all day long.
If you love relishing seafood and shopping, you must visit Karakoy, which is lined with restaurants specializing in fish dishes. Most of the restaurants specializing in seafood are situated on the underside of the Galata tower.
The Naval museum, located inside the Dolmabahce palace, is filled with almost 4000 artifacts related to Turkish naval conquests. It also contains a number of significant relics and military equipment pertaining to the Ottoman army.
An imperial summer residence built between 1861 and 1865, the Beylerbeyi palace is located on the Asian side of the Bosphorus river. Over the years, with the rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire, the palace has hosted several foreign guests.
The Besiktas bazaar is one of the most popular Sunday markets in Istanbul. The bazaar is known for its universities, scenic views, shops, restaurants, and historic sites. The locals are friendly and often welcome visitors with smiles.
The spice bazaar in Istanbul is the largest market in Istanbul. Head to the bazaar for a fresh supply of nuts, honeycomb, spices, Turkish delights, caviar, Urfa pepper, sumac, dried oregano, dried figs, and mature Turkish cheese.
A. The hop-on-hop-off buses work on a simple principle. You get off at any attraction of your choice and board the next bus from any destination. You can visit many landmarks at affordable prices with hop-on-hop-off buses.
A. Yes, Istanbul offers hop-on-hop-off buses to visit several landmarks in the city at pocket-friendly rates.
A. It is best to buy Istanbul hop-on-hop-off bus tour tickets online to avail of great deals and discounts. Booking tickets online also ensures that you can reserve your seats in advance.
A. It is recommended that you buy Istanbul hop-on-hop-off bus tour tickets online. Online bookings ensure that your seats are guaranteed in advance. If you set out early, you can cover more attractions before the overcrowding begins in the later hours of the day.
A. The Istanbul hop-on-hop-off buses start at 10 AM from Sultanahmet and pass through almost 11 major attractions in the city.
A. The easiest way to get great deals and discounts on Istanbul hop-on-hop-off bus tickets is to book them online.
A. You can book the 1-day Istanbul hop-on-hop-off bus tour tickets for €42. The cost for the 2-day sightseeing tour inclusive of the Bosphorus cruise amounts to €49.
A. The Istanbul hop-on-hop-off bus tour tickets include visits to major landmarks of the city like Sultanahmet, Taksim Square, Blue Mosque, Ortakay Mosque, and so on. The hop-on-hop-off buses pass through 11 major stops. The buses are also equipped with free Wi-Fi, snacks, and audio guides to make your experience a memorable one.
A. Free Wi-Fi, snacks on board, and pre-recorded audio guides in over 10 languages are some of the perks of traveling in Istanbul hop-on-hop-off buses.
A. The Istanbul hop-on-hop-off buses pass through almost 11 stops namely Taksim Square, Sultanahmet, Dolmabahce Palace, Naval museum, Egyptian spice bazaar, and many others.
A. The Istanbul hop-on-hop-off buses run from 10 AM to 5 PM throughout the year.