While Robert Langdon of Harvard University becomes the humanities final hope, follow his footsteps to solve the great mystery within Dante’s Inferno that defined the modern conception of hell, links between the historical cities of Florence, Venice and “Istanbul”.

We invite you to track down Robert Langdon's footsteps towards to Istanbul's unique and magical lands to find out more about the history's less known side by focusing on beyond what is visible to human eye.

Throughout our tour, you will be guided to follow the story's main structure and will find yourself to move from one spot to another.

• Grand Bazaar: Standing on roots from 15th Century, bazaar holds its reputation as one of the eldest covered bazaars in the world.
• Istanbul University: Bright face of the moden Turkey with a historic landmark gate, used as headquarters of Ministry of War during the Ottoman Era.
• Walls of Constantinople: A series of defensive stone walls that have surrounded and protected the city of Constantinople (today Istanbul) since its founding as the new capital of the Roman Empire. With numerous additions and modifications during their history, they were the last great fortification system of antiquity, and one of the most complex and elaborate systems ever built.
• Hagia Sophia Museum: Only place on earth, where the two of the Holy Religions - Islam & Christianity - lives in a harmony. Unique landmark to witness both Islamic and Christian marks and paintings together.
• Basilica Cistern: Water distribution centre of the imperial courts, dating back to the 6th Century and standing still. Attracting people by its Medusa-Head-Based Pillars and its mysteries.