Combo (Save 10%): Blue Mosque Guided Tour + Basilica Cistern Skip-the-Line Tickets with Audio Guide

Thr queue was way to long so booking online was great. We did have help to do the online booking by one of the ladies working there. The cistern was amazing. The history of Istanbul is one to behold. Loved it

We made a combined booking with Fastlane. For Hagia Sophia and Cisterna Basilica, the tickets we sent were immediately our valid tickets. Worked perfectly. Both sights were very beautiful and interesting. At Hagia Sophia, as a non-Muslim you "only" get to the first level and can look down into the whole mosque. Also very impressive, but not really explained beforehand. At the Topkapi Palace there was only one reservation in the mailing, which is easy to overlook, and we only noticed in front of gate 2 (where you need real tickets). We then had to go back to an agency outside Gate 1 so that we could finally get in with a tour lady. It worked but with a certain loss of time. The palace itself was huge and very beautiful. Be sure to book a ticket with harem access (as we had), this part is the highlight of the palace. All in all, a great day with lots of wonderful impressions.

I recommend visiting it but I think the price is a bit high because there are many more mosques and monuments to visit, but you can not leave stambul without visiting it.

Very easy to access, beautiful historic building amongst a busy city, highly recommend visiting

Hal was an enthusiastic and good-humored guide who gave many good stories

Fast access without queues and possibility of Audioguide in Spanish offline

Interesting info presented in a clear and entertaining way by tour guide

It is really worth seeing, impressive and amazing.

Everything worked well. Sights were very interesting.

Just as it says when you buy them. No queues.

Beautiful!!! We purchased tickets online at a cheaper price.

It's worth visiting the Blue Mosque with a guide. We learned a lot. The guide was very friendly, not tiring at all and very knowledgeable.

The place is breathtaking...you can't imagine what you are about to see and, of course, pictures of the place are not the same as seeing the cistern live and direct. It is an exciting, moving place, so full of history. A not very long visit that allows you to be in the historic district of Istanbul with the Hagia Sophia and Sultanhamet mosques and the Topkapi Palace, as neighbors. In addition, a cool place that helps to coexist with the heat of the city. It has a good back-up auditory.

I loved Hagia Sophia and the Cistern... inside it's very beautiful and it's worth buying the tickets without queuing. It worked properly.

Cisterna was an amazing sight to see. One problem was that we did not know we had to listen to our "paid" audio on our own phone. I did not have earphones with me. Ticket sellers need to explain this better.

The place is wonderful, worth a visit! The audio guide said that the code was already used, no one on site could help me.

The reservation is very easy to make. The attraction is spectacular. The cost seemed high in relation to similar sites in Europe. However, it is worth to visit it.

Great, the only problem that at the entrance to the topkapi it was not indicated that with these tickets we would have to wait in a different line. Otherwise all ok, I would do it again.

Hagia Sophia, OK, although you suck the same queue as everyone else who has online tickets. Cistern, the best, because the line goes fast. Topkapi, the worst. The place for the appointment is not the most suitable, a narrow and sloping street, with a very small bar where not as many people fit as I expected there. Nowhere at the entrance did it say that you had to exchange the ticket for a piece of paper. The guide could not understand English, and thank goodness I asked because I would have been left without the paper. Of course the queue was huge to get in and you literally got lost from the guide to the access to the harem. The exact hours to enter the Topkapi is a pure fallacy, there are people entering from the beginning to the end of the day.

I think it is better to buy tickets individually and freely, otherwise you will be subjected to schedules that may not suit you, and to explanations in a language that is not yours and that serve no purpose other than to confuse you.