- Ramani 1
- € 11.99 kwa kundi
- ~2 h 30
Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey and lies on two continents, Europe and Asia. Between them runs the Bosphorus, a long sea channel always busy with ferries. The old heart is a tongue of land between the sea and a long inlet. Here stood Byzantium and then Constantinople, a capital for more than a thousand years. Its historic areas are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Vituo vya kugundua
Hipodrom
The Hippodrome, Hipodrom in Turkish, is the long square that grew up on the racetrack of Constantinople. In the middle, ancient monuments still stand in a row, free to see at any hour.
Sultanahmet Camii
Sultanahmet Camii, the Blue Mosque, is the great mosque of Sultan Ahmed I, in the heart of the old city. Its cascading domes are best admired from the public garden around it.
Ayasofya
Ayasofya, Hagia Sophia, is Justinian's great building in the heart of the old city. Its huge dome can be seen clearly from the garden of Sultanahmet Meydanı.
Gülhane Parkı
Gülhane Parkı is the large wooded park at the foot of Topkapı Palace. Once the sultans' garden, it has been open to everyone since 1912. It is one of the oldest public parks in the city.
Sirkeci Garı
Sirkeci Garı is the historic station for trains to Europe, near the Golden Horn. Its 19th-century building, with round windows and turrets, blends styles from Europe and the East.
Yeni Cami
Yeni Cami is the great mosque of Eminönü, on the shore of the Golden Horn. Commissioned by two women of the court, it was begun in 1597 and finished in 1663, after a long pause.
Galata Köprüsü
Galata Köprüsü is the bridge over the Golden Horn between Eminönü and Karaköy. It has two levels: on top cars, trams and pedestrians, below a walkway close to the water.
The sights along the route
The walk crosses the old city, between Sultanahmet and Eminönü. It passes the Blue Mosque, with its cascading domes. It goes down towards a large park and a station famous for a luxury train. You will discover the rest stop by stop, all the way to the water.
There are seven stops and two and a half kilometres on foot, almost all downhill. You need almost three hours of play, plus your breaks. The route does not return to the starting point and ends near trams and ferries.
History and culture, lived through play
Every stop tells a piece of history. There are emperors and sultans, architects, travellers and great women of the court. There are questions about art and traditions, riddles, anagrams and small logic puzzles. The questions are designed for children aged 9 and up and for their parents.
You don't need to know everything already. Many answers are found by looking carefully at what is in front of you, others by reasoning together. The mosques are admired from outside, with respect for those who pray. So a walk becomes a challenge to play as a team.
An adventure that continues
Once the hunt is over, Istanbul still has plenty to offer families. A ferry ride on the Bosphorus shows the city from the water, among palaces and hills. On the hill opposite, in Beyoğlu, you can climb a round medieval tower with a very wide view.
The Grand Bazaar is a covered maze of lanes and colourful stalls. In Üsküdar, on the Asian shore, you can stroll along the sea. Every neighbourhood has its own story: the next hunt is waiting for you.
Maswali yanayoulizwa mara kwa mara
€ 11.99 kwa kikundi. Ununuzi mmoja unafungua ramani kwenye simu moja na kikundi chote kinacheza pamoja, idadi yoyote mlivyo. Unapata ufikiaji kwa barua pepe mara moja na ramani inadumu mwaka 1.
Takriban saa 2.5–3 kwa miguu, kwa mwendo wa taratibu na vituo vya kutatua mafumbo. Ukurasa wa kila ramani unaonyesha vituo, kilomita na muda unaokadiriwa.
Hapana, unaweza kucheza moja kwa moja kutoka kwa kivinjari: Piracity ni programu ya wavuti (PWA) unayoiongeza kwenye skrini yako ya mwanzo kwa mibofyo miwili.
Inapendekezwa kuanzia miaka 8; watoto wadogo hucheza katika timu pamoja na wazazi.