Hand-painted ceramics, lanterns, intricately patterned carpets, copperware, gold Byzantine-style jewelry, and more products vie for your attention within this 15th-century bazaar’s vaulted walkways. Read more
Huge bazaar with various items from shoes, bags, scarfs, t-shirts, gold rings & bracelets. I noticed some stalls haggle you to shop from them while others let you browse until being approached.👍👎
There are more than a thousand shops in almost 60 streets in this market. It is laid on about 31,000 square meters. You will definitely find the most beautiful gifts here before leaving.
Your Perfect Day is now nearing its end, and the Grand Bazaar is a thrilling afternoon treat. The oldest of its kind, it features all sorts of small shops, notably nargilehs, jewellery or carpets. Read more
Aged since 1461 this is the right place to make your bazaar for sth you want to buy. One of the biggest covered markets in the world, a must see place for everyone in Istanbul.
A must visit place. There are thousands stores inside the 'dome' but the real eastern bazaar starts outside of it. Lots of streets packed w/ shops where u can find anything u want. Beware of thieves.
I absolute love herbal teas offered here! Priced cheaper than taksim square and rest of sultan Ahmet. So definitely check that out. Note: Its closed on Sundays. Worthy alternate:Egyptian bazaar
One of the oldest and biggest pazar in Istanbul huge and you can bargain as well. If you plan to buy things make sure to get shipping company cheaper than buying extra baggage kg
People told me I shouldn't buy anything here because it would be more expensive than any other place...Not true! This is the best place to buy souvenirs, best prices. And beautiful ceiling decorations
A very special atmosphere which reminds of Bourne films) Everyone is nice and helpful. But I wouldn't suggest buying baklava here as it's next to spices and it affects the flavour.
One of the most shopping & tourist destinations in Istanbul with all kind of local products. Take your time and explore the bazaar as many shops has the same products but the price are very.
Like kids in a toy shop. There's so much to buy, but make sure you keep on bargaining. Start at 30% of what is said. Great for lamps, water pipes, souvenirs and pretty much everything!
The biggest closed market in the world! It's packed full of everything under the sun. The traders can be a bit pushy but just make sure you barter hard with them. Great for watches, handbags & spices
Nice decoration ,but becarfull about prices. u can find a thing with ten different price !!! So i recomend u not to buy at first store ,ask the other place to know the real price
Amazing place, very traditional. A bunch of flirts around, all the shopkeepers actually are very flirty ! A bit annoying for girls traveling alone. I loved the apple tea served for FREE ! Yum yum *
If you like historical place and local coffees and hand made things I suggest it for you. Also, the prices is flexible you can take by half of price but that depending on your cleverness 😀
The prices here are much higher than stalls operating outside the Grand Bazaar. You need to negotiate for 40% from offered price. Great visiting with lots of choices. Leather goods are in abundance
Expensive touristattraction for buying souvenirs, but still you can bargain. So, just try :3! Still beautiful place to visit, to see and to get to know the history of local crafts works
Always good to roam here when you have the time. Big place and a lot to see. Make sure you understand the value of items before buying and always bargain
Visit just to tick the box. It's stuffed with smoke. No pictures allowed. Prices can vary multiple times and I would still be concerned with the quality. For fair prices look for off touristtrack
The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is more than 500 years old but remains one of the largest covered bazaars in the world, and the most attractive area for tourists in this city. Read more
The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is more than 500 years old but remains one of the largest covered bazaars in the world, and the most attractive area for tourists in this city.
You can find everything there!From jewelry to leader goods, carpets to silver goods and much more.Kapalicarsi means Covered Bazaar to be exact and this place has 60 streets & 5000 shops!! Must see!
Also known as the Grand Bazaar, this covered market is one of the largest and oldest in the world. You will not run out of shops to choose from here, so if you want to do serious shopping, go here.
Istanbul has been at the center of trade between Europe and Asia for thousands of years and it is no surprise that the thrill of buying and selling still attracts thousands of people to the city. Read more
Overwhelming! You can simply get lost in this commercial maze!Something for everyone! Bargain. For big ticket items, it's best to go with someone on the know.
Favorite place to shop. It’s a huge place, every time I go I discover new places at it. You can find everything there. There are some fake luxury brands names like LV, Chanel ect.
One of the best places to shop in Istanbul. From jewelry to carpets, from ceramics to spices, this covered market has it all. Practice your haggling skills, and prepare to bargain for hours here.
Even just see the first covered and Mall examples of World you should visit. For shopping if you feel price and quality is good for you means you are at the right place.
If you are looking for a certain thing, ask different shops for prices. It may vary much more than you can imagine. And also shops outside of bazaar are cheaper in general.
From Entrance 1, take your first right is an amazing calligrapher called Adnan. His work is priceless, but you can get your name written in fantastic calligraphy for about 10 liras.
The best in Istanbul to buy gifts for your loved ones, the Grand Bazaar has over 4000 shops and there are around 25,000 artisans working here. Read more
One of the oldest shopping places in the world.Attend with a guide for the first time who can give background history on the Ottoman building and then after, shop until your heart is content!
Big market. You must have pacience to find good stuff with good price. The Spice Bazaar is smaller and you find almost the same things with better price.