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Spice Bazaar (Mısır Çarşısı)

Market · Eminönü · Istanbul

Spice Bazaar (Mısır Çarşısı)

Spice pyramids, coffee roasting outside, a vaulted hall

‹ Istanbul
When it fits
Best in the morning · about 60 min
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Where it is

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Straight-line distances: Pandeli 76 m · Hamdi Restaurant 127 m · Rüstem Pasha Mosque 241 m. Not travel times.

Why Aura
The 17th-century L-shaped market at Eminönü, piled with spices, dried fruit, lokum and tea. The streets around it, full of cheese, olive and coffee sellers, are where locals actually shop.
LivelyFine in the rainBudget
Today08:00–19:00
All hoursMo-Sa 08:00-19:00; Su 09:30-19:00
Visit lengthAbout 60 min
WeatherIndoorsUsed by the rain swap in Live
EffortEasy
Sources and dates (5)
  • When it fits: Aura editorial estimate.
  • Today: OpenStreetMap
  • Visit length: Aura estimate
  • Effort: Aura estimate
  • Tags are Aura editorial judgement.

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Grand Bazaar (Kapalıçarşı)Beyazıt · One of the oldest covered markets in the world: vaulted streets of jewellers, carpet dealers, lamp and leather shops, with hans (old caravan courtyards) behind them. Go in by one gate and out by another, and drink a tea in a han.
Süleymaniye MosqueSüleymaniye · Sinan's masterpiece for Süleyman the Magnificent, crowning the third hill above the Golden Horn, with Süleyman's and Sinan's tombs in its grounds. The terrace behind the mosque has one of the finest free views in the city.
Rüstem Pasha MosqueEminönü · A small Sinan mosque raised above the shops of the market streets near the Spice Bazaar, its walls covered inside and out with İznik tiles. Easy to miss: look for the stairs up from the street.