Be aware - We where ripped off - got there 15 minutes earlier and couldn’t even find anyone to assist us to get . We paid for 4 adults - confirmation sent by mail - no QR code . Thus we couldn’t get in Very disastrous and very disappointed- no response from provider

Point of meeting was easy to find. All representatives were very helpful. Guide showed up on time, got through the entrance point with no wait time very quick.

The palace and harem is a bucket-list, must-see attraction. This skip-the-line tour may be an economical way to get in, but it gives you nothing beyond an experience of being led into the harem in a big group and then being let loose. You may be skipping one of three lines but it was not entirely clear what was happening in the chaos. Once inside: you are on your own and can enjoy the historical place (though in retrospect it may be better to see the palace’s several courts and exhibitions first and then the harem. It’s huge: it’s easy to spend a half a day here and leave with the feeling that you just rushed through and did not even see everything. May want to consider an Istambulcard and get discounted prices instead

Hagria Sofia is fantastic, but the booking through TripAdvisor was terrible. You don't get at ticket, but have to run around to get the real ticket. I would rather wait at the ticket office. Some very helpful locals helped us out .

My wife and I could not locate TT Travel and ended buying our Hagia Sophia ticket as a combination from the Hagia Sophia museum.

The experience of visiting the Cistern was excellent. Our guide was knowledgeable and shared just enough information to keep it interesting. The Cistern itself is as beautiful as it interesting in terms of the technology available 1400 years ago. The only negative is in finding the meeting spot. While the address is correct, it's the exit for the Cistern which is confusing. There is no signage designation it as a meeting spot. Because I was early and I'm perfectly willing to speak with the young men on the street, I found out that the guide would be there soon. Other people who weren't willing to speak with the young men were all over back and forth looking for what to do. When the guide did arrive - a little late in my opinion - she simply stood in her spot with a stick with a white flag bearing travel logos. We had to engage with her. Once we did, all was well. It was just confusing at the start.

Guide was OK. Got us in and gave a brief overview of the huge palace and grounds. The “tour” wasn’t a typical guided one, basically on our own. An audio guide would have enhanced the experience. Allow 3 hours or more to see it all.

The details of where to meet were unclear so we waited at cafe inside Tokapi gardens. We had asked the staff but they didn’t know either, eventually the museum staff said it’s outside gates!! So after rushing there in the heat we just made our time for tour!! The tour itself was very good

recommended spot with nice vibes that bring u back to past amazing spot rich of story so it's worth it The best period to visit it is after the summer

What a waste of money. I would ask for a refund. Guide walked us in. Spoke briefly, told us where to go and we never saw him again. The other tour guides stayed with their group and spoke all the way around

We wouldn't bother going here. Very crowded and over rated. Disappointing and over priced. Some interesting trees in the garden and views of the Bosphorus

I paid for skip the line, but there are no slip the line, I should to stay 1h with all peoples togheter, I ask that guy and he was so rude, told me cause everyone must to stay in the line. So I paid more for nothing, so sad !!!

We were picked up promptly at the set time, taken to the Palace, and after a short talk directed to the Harem where we were left. All as expected except the complementary tea while you were waiting which no one seemed interested in providing.

I was disappointed, be aware you are just skipping the tickets line. If you are a morning persons you don’t need the online ticket

This is not a ticket to skip the queue. It is a ticket to join 4 queues only to discover it’s a private tour assembling at a cafe outside the palace. 40 mins later, in the heat of July, being sent from one queue to another, our tour began. Didn’t need this