Istanbul Sapphire Observation Deck (Istanbul Sapphire Observation Deck - Admission)
Admire panoramic views of Istanbul from the Sapphire Observation Deck.
1 hora
A partir de€13.52
Istanbul Sapphire Observation Deck (Istanbul Sapphire Observation Deck - Admission with 4D SkyRide)
Admire panoramic views of Istanbul from the Sapphire Observation Deck and enjoy a simulated helicopter experience on the 4D SkyRide.
1 hora
A partir de€25.04
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| Opção | Tipo | Resumo | Duração | A partir de | Reservar |
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| Istanbul Sapphire Observation Deck (Istanbul Sapphire Observation Deck - Admission) | attraction | Admire panoramic views of Istanbul from the Sapphire Observation Deck. | 1 hora | €13.52 | Reservar |
| Istanbul Sapphire Observation Deck (Istanbul Sapphire Observation Deck - Admission with 4D SkyRide) | attraction | Admire panoramic views of Istanbul from the Sapphire Observation Deck and enjoy a simulated helicopter experience on th... | 1 hora | €25.04 | Reservar |
Enjoy breathtaking cityscape views from Istanbul Sapphire, one of Turkey's tallest buildings with 64 floors. Its 231-metre-high observation deck offers a unique perspective of the Princes' Islands, historically known as the Prinkipos Islands; the Bosphorus Strait, an internationally significant waterway linking the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara; and iconic landmarks such as the Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque.
Destaques
Experience unparalleled views of Turkey from one of the city's tallest buildings.
Ascend to the observation deck via elevators travelling at 20 kilometers per hour.
Capture photos of the bustling city streets, bridges, and the Bosphorus Strait.
Sobre Istanbul Sapphire Observation Deck
Enjoy breathtaking cityscape views from Istanbul Sapphire, one of Turkey's tallest buildings with 64 floors. Its 231-metre-high observation deck offers a unique perspective of the Princes' Islands, historically known as the Prinkipos Islands; the Bosphorus Strait, an internationally significant waterway linking the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara; and iconic landmarks such as the Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque.