Sale tickets from Budapest to Istanbul only for 55€ return (75€ without Wizz club)! Many dates are available from November 2024 to January 2025, even for extended weekends!
In addition, we have a tip for a proven 4* hotel in the city center only for 36€/person/night. For 3 days from Saturday to Monday, the tickets + accommodation together are only 127€ per person!
This price only applies today (Tuesday) until midnight, as part of a 15% discount from Wizz Air!
Ramada by Wyndham Istanbul Old City**** only for 36€/person/night! The hotel has excellent ratings (8.9/10) and is located on the European side of Istanbul, 4 km from the historic center, right next to the tram stop. The price includes free cancellation, breakfast can be purchased for 12€/person/night. Verified hotel, we recommend from our own experience!
• November 28 - November 30, 2024 for 55€
(Thursday 5:00-9:15 - Saturday 9:55-10:00)
• November 28 - December 2, 2024 for 55€
(Thursday 5:00-9:15 - Monday 9:55-10:00)
• November 30 - December 2, 2024 for 55€
(Saturday 5:00-9:15 - Monday 9:55-10:00)
• November 30 - December 3, 2024 for 55€
(Saturday 5:00-9:15 - Tuesday 9:55-10:00)
• December 5 - December 7, 2024 for 55€
(Thursday 5:00-9:15 - Saturday 9:55-10:00)
• December 5 - December 8, 2024 for 55€
(Thursday 5:00-9:15 - Sunday 11:40-11:45)
• December 5 - December 9, 2024 for 55€
(Thursday 5:00-9:15 - Monday 9:55-10:00)
• December 7 - December 9, 2024 for 55€
(Saturday 5:00-9:15 - Monday 9:55-10:00)
• December 7 - December 10, 2024 for 55€
(Saturday 5:00-9:15 - Tuesday 9:55-10:00)
• January 16 - January 18, 2025 for 55€
(Thursday 5:00-9:15 - Saturday 9:55-10:00)
The prices listed are valid as of October 15, 2024 at 13:30.
What to see in Istanbul? Check out stories from our trip on our Instagram with numerous practical tips.
Sample 3-day itinerary to Istanbul:
Day 1:
- Hagia Sofia: Tour of one of the most famous Byzantine basilicas in the world, which served as a church, a mosque and is now a museum.
- Blue Mosque: Visit this beautiful mosque with distinctive blue tiles and six minarets, right across from Hagia Sophia.
- Topkapi Palace: Discover the luxurious residence of the Ottoman sultans, including treasuries and magnificent gardens.
- Hippodrome: The remains of an ancient Roman racecourse with an Egyptian obelisk and a Serpent column.
2nd day:
- Grand Bazaar: Stroll through one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, full of souvenirs, jewelry and spices.
- Basilica Cistern: Descend into the underground cistern, a fascinating piece of ancient Roman architecture.
- Süleymaniye Mosque: Check out this monumental mosque overlooking the Bosphorus and its magnificent inner courtyard.
- Eminönü and Galata Bridge: Stroll through the bustling Golden Horn district and sample local specialties such as fish in bread.
Day 3:
- Galata Tower: Climb to the top of this medieval tower and enjoy a panoramic view of the city.
- Istiklal Caddesi: Stroll along the lively shopping street full of shops, cafes and restaurants.
- Taksim Square: Visit the heart of modern Istanbul, where various cultural events and protests take place.
- Dolmabahçe Palace: Discover the European style of this grandiose palace on the shores of the Bosphorus, which was the last residence of the Ottoman sultans.
Istanbul is a fascinating city that connects two continents - Europe and Asia, and offers visitors a rich history, culture and unique atmosphere. This former capital of both the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires will enchant you with its historical monuments, narrow streets, markets and wonderful views of the Bosphorus.
One of Istanbul's most famous landmarks is the Hagia Sofia, a monumental building that served as a church, a mosque, and is now a museum. Just a few steps away is the Blue Mosque, famous for its beautiful blue tiles and six minarets. In the center of the city is also the Topkapi Palace, which was the seat of the Ottoman sultans. A visit to these places is a must for history lovers.
If you want to experience a traditional Turkish market, visit the Grand Bazaar, one of the largest and oldest markets in the world. Here you can find everything from jewelry, carpets to spices and souvenirs. After a busy day, you can relax with a glass of traditional Turkish tea or coffee in one of the local cafes.
Istanbul offers a unique combination of history and modern culture. The city has a unique atmosphere and every visitor will find something to enchant them.
