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We want to visit Istanbul, we are going with "Accord-tour", we will be in Istanbul for 3 days. all the sights are close to each other, we want to see everything on our own (when traveling with Accord in Europe, we made sure that the prices for excursions are very high). Please write the cost of entrance tickets (Hagia Sophia and the Basilica Cistern, Topkali Palace, night and day walks along the Bosphorus, etc.), is it possible to see this without a group? Thank you very much in advance.
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It is quite possible to see everything on your own, even - much more pleasant - you can calmly see everything at your own pace, without adjusting to anyone. Entrance fees (excluding the cost of renting an audio guide):
Hagia Sophia - 25 lire
Topkapi Palace -25 lira + 15 lira (visiting the Harem, if there is a desire to see it) (may be inaccurate, but it seems to me that I paid exactly 40 lira during the visit)
Basilica Cistern - about 15 lire.
Tickets for a walk along the Bosphorus are sold near the Galata Bridge, and boats depart from there. Focus on the cost of about 20-25 liras (again, I don’t remember exactly, unfortunately). I also advise you to visit the Galata Tower (a beautiful view of Istanbul opens) and, of course, at least two mosques - Sultanahmet ("Blue Mosque") and Suleymaniye. Entrance to all mosques is free, prohibited for tourists during prayer. We recently visited Istanbul, did without guides, everyone watched on their own. Impressions - the best. We stocked up on information and bought a guide to Istanbul.
Unforgettable trip and only positive emotions!
Hagia Sophia - 25 lire
Topkapi Palace -25 lira + 15 lira (visiting the Harem, if there is a desire to see it) (may be inaccurate, but it seems to me that I paid exactly 40 lira during the visit)
Basilica Cistern - about 15 lire.
Tickets for a walk along the Bosphorus are sold near the Galata Bridge, and boats depart from there. Focus on the cost of about 20-25 liras (again, I don’t remember exactly, unfortunately). I also advise you to visit the Galata Tower (a beautiful view of Istanbul opens) and, of course, at least two mosques - Sultanahmet ("Blue Mosque") and Suleymaniye. Entrance to all mosques is free, prohibited for tourists during prayer. We recently visited Istanbul, did without guides, everyone watched on their own. Impressions - the best. We stocked up on information and bought a guide to Istanbul.
Unforgettable trip and only positive emotions!
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answered 11 years ago
look at my reports, prices could change, but it describes in detail what is quietly visited by itself.
tell me what was the point of taking a tour from the Accord? what price?
the flight is still regular.
tell me what was the point of taking a tour from the Accord? what price?
the flight is still regular.
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answered 11 years ago
Thanks a lot for the replies. We in Paris, Barcelona, Prague, Budapest saw a lot on our own, without a group, calmly, not at a gallop. Prepare, of course, in advance. Why with Accord? We love Lviv, we have friends there. And all the trips of "Accord" from Lviv. The cost of the tour is 368 euros for 9 (or 10?) days, by bus through Romania, Bulgaria, called "Hot Turkish night" (I can make a mistake in the name). We transfer the bus calmly, we traveled all over Europe ... Thank you again!
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