Take a luxury coach to the Dolmabahçe Palace after meeting your guide at the starting location of the half-day morning tour. The image of Dolmabahçe Palace represents The nineteenth century was Westernized. Sultan Abdulmecid constructed it between 1843 and 1856, after which the The Ottoman Empire's administrative center relocated from Topkap Palace to Dolmabahce Palace. It was employed by till November 1st, 1922, the Ottoman Sultans. It is located on a 110 thousand square foot space. Enjoying the amazing view of the Bosphorus at a height of meters. Afterwards, we go to Bezmiâlem Vâlide Sultan. Mosque. Among the Ottoman mosques in Istanbul, it boasts one of the most distinctive architectural styles.Abdülmecid I, the Sultan. Garabet Balyan, who is of Armenian descent, designed the mosque. Baroque and Empire architectural styles are skillfully combined in the mosque's design. Next, we go to the Spice Bazaar. Following lunch, visitors can tour Topkap Palace, which served as the Ottoman Sultans' private palace from the 19th to the 19th centuries and displayed holy Islamic relics of the Prophet Mohammed as well as Chinese ceramics, weapons, and calligraphy. The harem component is not part of the program and requires a separate entrance ticket to view. Hagia Irene Church's name translates from Greek as "Holy Peace." On Constantinos the Great's direction, Hagia Irene was initially erected as a wooden basilica with three naves on top of a temple during his rule (306-337). The three halves of Hagia Irene