Hagia Sophia Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket with Audio Guide

• The QR tickets are only shown when you are in close proximity to the entrance of the landmarks;
• You need an Internet connection on your smartphone to get your QR tickets.
• Children will be asked to present their valid passports at the entrance of the museums in order to validate their age.
• All visitors must go through the security check at the entrances.
• The Hagia Sophia Museum entrance ticket ONLY gives access to the 2nd-floor visitor areas but NOT to the Mosque's prayer areas.
• Kindly note that due to the limited capacity, there might be long queues.
• Remember to wear modest clothing (arms and legs covered). Women must cover their hair with a scarf. If you forget to bring your own scarf, you can buy one before you enter. There is no need to remove shoes.
• The mosque is only open for half a day on the first day of Ramadan and the Sacrifice Festivals.
• Please note that with this products only entrance tickets are provided. For a guided tour you need to purchase extra.
• Only Turkish citizens are allowed in the prayer area during prayer times.
• QR codes provide free audio guides in 16 languages; bring your headphones or you can rent headphones for 100TRY.

Skip the long lines at the ticket counter by using the online ticket you already have! Enhance your visit to Hagia Sophia with our expertly designed audio guide, which provides a comprehensive tour of the magnificent of this mosque.

Explore the second-floor visiting areas of the Hagia Sophia Mosque at your leisure with our convenient audio guide service. Get yourself into the rich history and architectural treasures of this iconic site while using your headphones for an intense experience. OurOur specially crafted audio guide allows you to explore Hagia Sophia at your own pace. You can skip the ticket line with your ticket provided. allows you to explore Hagia Sophia at your own pace. You can skip the ticket line with your ticket provided.

About the Hagia Sophia Mosque

Hagia Sophia, originally built as a cathedral in 532 AD by Emperor Justinian, it later transformed into a mosque, symbolizing the confluence of Byzantine and Ottoman cultures. The grandeur of its massive dome, adorned with stunning mosaics and intricate details, reflects centuries of cultural transitions. Today, as a mosque, it stands as a symbol of Istanbul's vibrant past and invites visitors to marvel at its timeless beauty, soak in the spiritual ambiance, and witness the harmonious blend of historical narratives within its magnificent walls.

Non-Muslims Visiting The Hagia Sophia Mosque

The Hagia Sophia Mosque is open to all tourists, Muslims and non-Muslims alike. However, there are certain rules to follow. For instance, when visiting the Hagia Sophia Mosque, women are expected to cover their heads as it is a religious and sacred place for Muslims. Headscarves are available at the Hagia Sophia Mosque’s entrance. You are allowed to take photos inside the Hagia Sophia Mosque, however, you should not photograph anyone who is praying. During your visit, you are expected to remain silent and avoid disturbing anyone who is praying. Non-Turkish citizens are not allowed to enter the praying area. Visitors can only access the 2nd-floor visiting area.