Sabiha Gökçen to Sultanahmet and Laleli for Russian Speakers
The ride from Sabiha Gökçen to Sultanahmet costs from €90 per car and takes 60 to 85 minutes. The Old City is on the European shore, so the road crosses the Bosphorus, and the fee is already included. It is one of our longest routes in time, yet one of the lowest in price.
Price for This Route
- Mercedes VitoUp to 6 Passengers€90
- Mercedes E-ClassUp to 3 Passengers€130
- Mercedes V-Class VIPUp to 4 Passengersfrom €95
- Mercedes S-ClassUp to 3 Passengers€300
- Mercedes-Maybach S-ClassUp to 3 Passengersfrom €300
- Rolls-Royce GhostUp to 3 Passengersfrom €500
- Mercedes Sprinter10 to 15 Passengers€110
- Mercedes Bus15+ Passengersfrom €300
Price per car, one way, with VAT, tolls, parking and 60 minutes of airport waiting.
Laleli, Aksaray and the Streets Around
This part of Fatih has long been familiar to visitors from Russia and other CIS countries, with many small hotels and shops. The streets are tight and full of delivery vans by day, so a large vehicle can struggle. Send the hotel address in advance and we choose the right car.
Plenty of Shopping on the Way Home
People usually fly home with more luggage than they arrived with. A Vito takes six large and six cabin bags, a Sprinter twelve large ones. Mention it when you book the return so the vehicle fits.
Common Questions
Why Is Sabiha Cheaper than Istanbul Airport Here?
The prices come from our official price list: Fatih is from €90 from Sabiha and from €100 from Istanbul Airport. The difference comes from the price zone, not the distance.
When Should I Leave Sultanahmet for the Airport?
We give you a pick-up time for your flight. Allow at least 85 minutes for the road at rush hour, plus time for check-in.