A beautiful street, the sublimation of all oriental delights: silks, leather, ceramics, porcelain, ceramics, altyn-maltyn. The ceramics museum, the cafe is beautiful. It is located at the foot of the Blue Mosque. 🤩🤩🤩
An atmospheric place, in principle, sharpened for tourists (locals do not boil here). There are a lot of traditional goods, there is something to see. Surprisingly, no one is imposing
Convenient location in the center, a huge assortment, the eye is happy. The prices are reasonable, bargaining is appropriate, sometimes they give way very well and it turns out to be profitable
Two small streets with goods- that's the whole market. But the market buildings themselves are very ancient and steeply built. It can be seen that the old brick is laid very beautifully with an arch. After all, Istanbul is very beautiful and deeply historical. And the product is on the market - as in all markets of Istanbul
Not a big bazaar, located next to the museum, the Mosaics of the Grand palace." It consists of one street. In principle, there are only a few of them. A kind of bazaar probe, but pleasant. Not cheap, but very old. So it belongs to the historical sights.
The exchange rate of the local currency killed all the positive and interest in this country (previously we had been to Istanbul separately, not to mention the resorts of Turkey), it is sad to realize that this trip may have been the last to this country
If you are going to the Grand Bazaar, do not go, it is better to come here right away, especially from the Grand bazaar ten minutes on foot. It's the same here, only neat, cozy and there is no feeling of a perestroika flea market. Let me remind you that it is possible and necessary to bargain.
Expensive, flashy, touristy. There are shops with much more exclusive goods in this area. And, of course, half of the proposed we then met in the city several times cheaper.
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Елена
Level 21 Local Expert
May 18
Lots of local souvenirs. The price tag is average. Barkers interfere, of course, it is impossible to approach, since they immediately come up and remember all the words from the vocabulary of Russian, French, Italian)))))
Nah... It's a small market. It looks more like a long minimarket. But... there is a Turkish note... the choice is modest. But... We bought something a couple of times... We tried it.
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Айрат Зиганшин
Level 10 Local Expert
September 26, 2023
It is difficult to call it a full-fledged bazaar. Rather, a small shopping street in the historical center of Istanbul. Clean, neat, not intrusive.
The range is large, but everything is very expensive. And this is understandable, because the center is where there is a huge crowd of people.
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Рита Ч.
Level 15 Local Expert
June 25, 2023
A historical place, worth a look, tiles, mosaics, beautiful. It is expensive at prices, but it is worth visiting precisely because of its historical significance
A wonderful market. There is a restaurant on site with live music. Magical oriental smells of spices. Even if you don't want to buy anything, you can just walk around and take a look.