Grand Bazaar

THE GRAND BAZAAR IN ISTANBUL, TURKEY IA ONE OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST CIVERED NARJET IN THE WORLD. IN THE GRAND BAZAAR THERE ARE 61 COVERED STREETS AND MORE THAN 4,000 STORES TO SATISYFY YOUR CRAVINGS. FOR MOST TOURISTS VISITING ISTANBUL THE FIRST AND FOREMOST THING ON TOP OF THEIR BUCKET LISTS IS VISITING THE GRAND BAZAAR, THE CITY'S HISTORICAL AND TRADE CENTRE. #passionpassport #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #cafe #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #couplestrip #2023travelwish #passionpassport

#timetotravel The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is an enchanting labyrinth of history, culture, and commerce. Stepping into its bustling lanes is like entering a time capsule where the old world meets the new. The market's vastness can be overwhelming, but it's also part of its charm. Wandering through the narrow alleys, you'll find a treasure trove of goods – from intricately woven carpets and vibrant ceramics to exotic spices and glittering jewelry. The shopkeepers' warm hospitality adds to the experience, making every purchase a memorable interaction. Amidst the shopping, don't forget to savor traditional Turkish delights at one of the charming tea houses. The Grand Bazaar's atmosphere is alive with the echoes of centuries of trade and the rich tapestry of Turkish culture. A visit here isn't just about shopping; it's an immersive journey through time and a captivating slice of Istanbul's soul. #istanbul #grandbazaar #instatravel #shopping #shoppingmall

Attraction: Grand Bazaar Address: Beyazıt, 34126 Fatih/İstanbul, Türkiye Opening Hours: 8:30am to 7pm (close on Sundays) Rating: 4/5 The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with 61 covered streets and over 4,000 shops on a total area of 30,700 m2. The construction of the Grand Bazaar's core started during the winter of 1455/56. It means that the bazaar has a very long history. when you visit the bazaar, it feels like travelling back to the past. Tip: Some shops sell in higher prices, remember to compare and negotiate. #timetotravel

Take a deep breath, and plunge into this maze of 65 winding, covered streets crammed with 4,000 tiny shops, cafés, restaurants, mosques, and courtyards. Originally built by Mehmet II (the Conqueror) in 1461 over the main Byzantine shopping streets, the Grand Bazaar was rebuilt after fires in both 1943 and 1954. It's said that this early version of a shopping mall contains the largest concentration of stores under one roof anywhere in the world, and that's easy to believe. Some of the most aggressive salesmanship in the world takes place here, so take yet another deep breath, and put up your guard while exploring. Oddly enough, though, the sales pitches, the crowds, and the sheer volume of junky trinkets on offer can be hypnotizing. Enjoy a glass of tea while you browse through leather goods, carpets, fabric, clothing, furniture, ceramics, and gold and silver jewelry. Remember, whether you're bargaining for a pair of shoes or an antique carpet, the best prices are offered when the would-be seller thinks you are about to slip away. #wecreate #istanbulcity #grandbazaar #Kapaliçarsi #turkiye #historytour

#foodie #turkeyfood #Turkish #local #grill #bbq #food #istanbul If you are in the vicinity of the grand bazaar and looking for some rest stop after shopping, you should head to this place called the Ortaklar kebab restaurant located at Binbirdirek, Peykhane Cd. No:27/a, 34122 Fatih/İstanbul, Türkiye. This is a 3 story restaurant located at the corner of the street at a qierd looking building shape, when you walk in you have to climb to the 2nd floor for a seating area. The reviews here on Google alone is great so you don't need to worry. Go for the meat dishes, as the grilling of meats here are to perfecto! Great lamb, beef and chicken where its accommodated with a bed of Turkish special rice. Prices here are alsp relatively affordable, not those tourist kind of prices, so you don't need to worry!

After three flights and long but fun layovers, I've finally arrived in my 37th country, #Türkiye! 🇹🇷 Here are some first few snaps from the enchanting and historic city where Europe and Asia meet, #Istanbul... 1st photo - Dolmabahce Palace from the Bosphorus ferry from Besiktas to Kadikoy 2nd photo - Inside the historic and majestic Hagia Sophia 3rd photo - Window shopping at the Grand Bazaar

Istanbul Grand Bazaar is one of the best bazaar in Turkiye or even the world, lots of Turkish famous products and food could be found here.

A must visit place in Istanbul! Such a lovely place with so many unique and traditional Turkish stuff. The Grand Bazaar is quite massive and there are so many entrance available to get in, so find one which is the most convenient to you. Inside, you will see how old the building is since it was built more than 300 years ago, which makes it really pretty and historical. There are around 4000 shops inside, so you can imagine walking around this place might take hours, especially if you love shopping 😝 Many tourists visit this place before they go home to buy some antique souvenirs like bowls, lanterns, chess board, or even keychains and also the delicious turkish delight! One tip from me is, don’t forget to haggle as they always give tourist price 😄 #awesomepic#historicculture#urbanexplorer

#tripaway visiting the grand bazaar in Istanbul at night is a completely different experience that I would recommend to anyone who visits the city! the vibe of this place is unique! the aromas, the noise; the people, the lights! everything is so special! like being in a movie! #istanbul #turkey #grandbazaar #tripaway

Flower Castle. What entered the eye was such a spectacular and wonderful sight that I have never felt before. Spring water gushes from all corners and flows down the mountain side, forming a blue-green mirror surface on the slope of a hundred meters. Glow.

This year's Muslim fasting month is from March 11th to April 9th, After March, it enters the peak season for tourism in Turkey, There are endless tourists coming to Turkey, and the local guides and ground reception are in short supply! Friends who are coming to Turkey must book tickets in advance! For those who plan to come to Turkey in March and April, please hold on to this guide~ - ☁️Weather climate 📍Istanbul March temperature: 4~13° April temperature: 9~16°; 📍Pamukkale March temperature 4~15° April temperature 9~23° 📍Fethiye March temperature 8~18° April temperature 10~18°; 📍Antalya March temperature 8~18° April temperature 9~21°; 📍Cappadocia March temperature 0~10° April temperature 3~16°; - ✨Fasting month travel tips: ✅4.10~4.12 Eid al-Fitr, one of the grandest festivals in Turkey. ✅Winter island hopping and diving projects are suspended and will be restarted in April. ✅The Grand Bazaar and Spice Market will be closed three days before Eid al-Fitr, mosques, palaces and churches will also be closed or only open for part of the time. ✅From April 10th to April 17th, locals will travel a lot, and tourists will have difficulty in buying tickets for flights, buses and temporary purchases. Friends who want to play need to arrange their itinerary in advance. ✅During the fasting month, mosques will be crowded, not only with tourists, but also locals will come to the mosque for prayers; - 🚩Classic 8-day tour 🔸D1: Arrive in Istanbul (rest to adjust jet lag/free arrangement) 🔹D2: Istanbul day tour-✈️-Pamukkale 🔸D3: Pamukkale-Fethiye 🔹D4: Fethiye-Kas town-along D400-Antalya 🔸D5: Antalya-✈️-Cappadocia 🔹D6: Cappadocia (hot air balloon experience/day tour) 🔸D7: Cappadocia (hot air balloon reserve project)-✈️-Istanbul 🔹D8: Istanbul-return to the country - 🏠Hotel accommodation 🌟Choose local five-star hotels, characteristic hotels... 📍Istanbul: The old city has concentrated attractions, and it is more convenient to walk around; The new city has a high cost performance, and the shopping and eating are more abundant. 📍Fethiye: Near the beach, the first choice for vacation; near the city, the transportation is more convenient. 📍Antalya: The old city has concentrated attractions and a strong life atmosphere. The seaside hotel in the new city can see the sea view and is relatively quiet. 📍Cappadocia: Goreme town, there is a terrace where you can see the hot air balloons all over the sky. - 📅Recommended time 0307、0321、0326、0401、0405、0410、0417、0424、0503、0508、0515、0522、0529

Located in the most famous pedestrian street in the old city of Istanbul, the Grand Bazaar (Turkish: Kapalicarsi) is said to be one of the largest and oldest bazaars in the world. Its predecessor was a not-so-large domed warehouse ordered to be built by Muhammad II in 1461, which later gradually developed and extended like a maze. Inside, there are at least 58 indoor streets and more than 4,000 shops, selling a wide variety of goods, dazzling... Lucy Liu, Cameron Diaz, and Drew Barrymore's 'Charlie's Angels' was filmed here.