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Built in 1664, this L-shaped bazaar is one of Istanbul's oldest and most colorful markets. Its vaulted halls are filled with shops selling spices, Turkish delight, dried fruits, nuts, tea, and traditional remedies. The market was historically a major stop on the Silk Road and served as the city's center for spice trade. Today, it offers a feast for the senses with its vibrant displays, aromatic atmosphere, and opportunities to sample local delicacies. Located near the Galata Bridge and the New Mosque, it's easily combined with other historic sites in the area.
David Mc
a month ago
A fantastic place to visit for bargains, a good haggle, and a fantastic selection of teas, spices, dried fruits, (fake) designer goods, and more. Ask for the best price and... Show more
Cookie Chan
a month ago
The egyptian bazaar offers a wide variety of traditional turkish productts, such as sweets, nuts, cheeses, perfumes, teas and artisan goods. It is mostyl known, of course for the great... Show more
Dzintra Z.
2 months ago
This is an interesting place for visitors who pay attention to the building and its architecture. The view of the ceiling is impressive. The market offers spices, Turkish sweets, and various... Show more
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