Step into Hagia Sophia, the world's largest place of worship commissioned by Emperor Justinian in 532 AD, showcasing the tallest dome within a Christian church. Originally constructed as a basilica nearly 1,500 years ago, this sacred structure is part of the Historic Areas of Istanbul, a property inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. Journey through time as you explore its architectural evolution and uncover the mysteries of this revered monument for both the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires.
À partir de€103.84
Adult
8–99 âge
€103.84
Durée
1 heure
Point de rencontre
Sultan Ahmet, Hagia Sophia, Ayasofya Meydanı, Fatih/İstanbul, Türkiye
Istanbul, TR
Aperçu de l'expérience
Ce qui est inclus
Admission
Explore Galata Tower, one of the world's oldest towers and an iconic symbol of Istanbul, offering panoramic views of the city, and admire the architectural grandeur of Hagia Sophia, a significant monument in the histories of both the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. Additionally, journey through time at the Hagia Sophia History and Experience Museum, where state-of-the-art technology and interactive displays bring its heritage to life.
Important Information
Good to know:
- Entrance is not permitted between 6:15PM and 7:15PM.
- Please check the official website for the daily opening hours.
À propos Official Hagia Sophia Skip the Line Ticket
Step into Hagia Sophia, the world's largest place of worship commissioned by Emperor Justinian in 532 AD, showcasing the tallest dome within a Christian church. Originally constructed as a basilica nearly 1,500 years ago, this sacred structure is part of the Historic Areas of Istanbul, a property inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. Journey through time as you explore its architectural evolution and uncover the mysteries of this revered monument for both the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires.
Points forts
View the 360-degree panorama of Istanbul's skyline and landscape.
Delve into the complex history of the city while taking in its modern charm.
See a unique blend of Byzantine, Genoese, and Ottoman architectural styles.