Istanbul: Hagia Sophia Skip-the-Line Ticket

Into the history of Istanbul,
Hagia Sophia

Completed as a cathedral in 537 by the Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian I, Hagia Sophia was the largest Christian cathedral at the time. When Mehmet II of the Ottoman Empire conquered Constantinople, it was converted into a mosque, and its interior decoration was also remodeled in the Islamic style.

Hagia Sophia Museum

If you want to experience Istanbul's history and culture in more detail, choose the option that includes admission to the Hagia Sophia Museum! At the Hagia Sophia Museum, you can feel the history and culture of Istanbul, which stands at the crossroads of Eastern and Western civilizations. You can also see Christian-centered art pieces such as mosaics and gold letters of the Koran, as well as cultural heritage with Islamic elements!

Architectural value

Experience Istanbul’s architecture and history at Hagia Sophia! Hagia Sophia, a masterpiece of Byzantine architecture, is a building with hundreds of years of history and cultural significance, and is famous for its massive dome and elaborate decorations. The dome is about 31 meters in diameter and 55 meters high, boasting a unique structure that appears to be floating in the air.