Suleymaniye Mosque, Istanbul

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Istanbul: Suleymaniye Mosque in Istanbul & the Ottomans

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 2 hour

$59

Travel back to the days of Ottoman Istanbul on a 2-hour guided tour of Suleymaniye Mosque and the ne...

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Istanbul Sightseeing Tour Including Grand Bazaar, Suleymaniye Mosque and Sultanahmet

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 4 hours

$38

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Byzantine and Ottoman Monuments Tour

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   8 hour

$53

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...he magnificent Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Suleymaniye Mosque and Topkapi Palace. Shop at the Grand Bazaar and Bazaar 55.

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The Two Faces of Istanbul Half-Day Sightseeing Tour

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 3.3 hour

$41

...from when the city was known as Constantinople. Marvel at the Little Hagia Sophia, Suleymaniye Mosque, and Grand Bazaar.

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Private Tour: Discover Istanbul

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   8 hours

$200

 On this private full day tour of exploring the culture in Istanbul, you will wil...

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Hidden Istanbul Walking Tour

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 4 hours

$37

...rve workmen at their craft Explore the Suleymaniye Mosque with a local and gain insight into Islam Visit the architectu...

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Suleymaniye Mosque, Istanbul

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About Suleymaniye Mosque

 Süleymaniye Mh., 34116 Fatih/Istanbul Province, Turkey

Suleymaniye Mosque and Nearby Sights on Map

Grand Bazaar

The Kapali Carsi or Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is the largest covered market in Turkey, and offers an inordinate range of breathtaking items at great bargains

Million

While this partially intact marble pillar dating back to 4th century AD may seem unremarkable, it was the starting point of any distance measured within the empire during the Byzantine era, so it may be nice to think that you are in the centre of where all the roads lead to (or, rather, start from)

Fatih

Gülhane Park

This park was royal hunting grounds in the past

Galata Tower

It was built by the Genoese on the city walls of Galata, then a western (Genoese/Venetian) stronghold beside eastern (Byzantine/Ottoman) Constantinople

Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art

Carpets, rugs, calligraphy, pottery

Basilica Cistern

The Basilica Cistern, also known as ‘Yerebatan Cistern’ or Sunken Cistern, is the largest of the several hundred ancient cisterns that lie beneath Istanbul, with a holding capacity of 80,000 m3

Sultan Ahmed Mosque

The Sultan Ahmed Mosque is popularly known as the Blue Mosque for the blue tiles adorning the walls of its interior

The Museum of Archeology

A must see! One of the best, including a great collection of Sumerian tablets, pieces of the wall of Babylon and Roman marble statues

Topkapi Palace

TheTopkapi Palace was the primary residence of the Ottoman Sultans for approximately 400 years of their 624-year reign