Grand BazaarKapalıçarşı

Large places, large markets worn around in small alleys, are not only a place for tourists to shop, but also a market for locals. There are also many small daily necessities and spices. Buy scarves directly at half the price.

Great bazaar is the most famous bazaar in Istanbul, however, it is already very touristy. Recommended, there are a few places to change foreign currency cheaper than the outlet, but the location is not easy to find.

Grand Bazaar A must-visit attraction in Istanbul’s old city Market aisles extend in all directions There are many outlets Must remember the exit number to enter Lest you get lost In an old building Many Turkish flags are flying Interior design Also very Islamic There are many tourists here There are armed police to maintain safety Whole area Staggered with more than 4,000 stores Carpet sales ceramics Gold and silver products Fudge spices eat wear use Cashmere scarf Stained glass table lamp rose essential oil Olive oil soap spices nut Turkish blue eyes Turkish fabric Turkish Delight Turkish pastries ... Other goods Many stores Different quality The price is also different It is recommended to bargain moderately after inquiry Often seen holding a small glass cup of black tea And the little brother who received an empty cup of black tea 2 lira Famous Turkish coffee Five lire for a cup Some store owners With a hot smile And a warm greeting in Chinese Pretty cute~

It was a very interesting experience. If you have ever been to a public market then you get the idea. The main difference is the size of the Grand Bazaar. This place is enormous with people barking for their shops on every corner. It can be a bit overwhelming at times though.

The Grand Bazaar is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with 61 covered streets. In 2014, it was listed No.1 among the world's most-visited tourist attractions with 91,250,000 annual visitors.The Grand Bazaar at Istanbul is often regarded as one of the first shopping malls of the world.