• Misir Carsisi (Spice Market) - Established in 1664, this is one of Istanbul’s oldest covered markets. It is renowned for its diverse selection of spices, dried herbs, nuts, and a variety of local treats and souvenirs.
• Grand Bazaar - Originating in the 15th century, the Grand Bazaar is among the largest and oldest covered markets globally. It is famous for its gold, jewelry, handmade carpets, textiles, and souvenirs, offering a maze of shops and serving as a key tourist destination in Istanbul.
• Sahaflar Carsisi - This historic market, dating back to the Byzantine era, specializes in rare and second-hand books. Situated near Beyazıt Mosque, it continues to be a beloved spot for book enthusiasts and history buffs.
• Sirkeci Station - A notable 19th-century railway terminal, historically the final stop of the legendary Orient Express. Located on Istanbul’s historic peninsula, near the Golden Horn, it showcases a blend of European and Ottoman architectural styles.

• Expert Guide

• Transportation
• Foods & Drinks

Explore Istanbul’s rich history and timeless treasures with our guided walking tour of the city’s antique markets. Wander through historic bazaars and hidden alleyways where rare artifacts, vintage collectibles, and centuries-old items narrate tales of empires, trade, and craftsmanship. From the charming stalls of Çukurcuma’s antique shops to the lively Sahaflar Çarşısı and the exquisite finds in the Grand Bazaar, this tour provides an immersive journey through Istanbul’s heritage and culture. Ideal for collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a unique exploration of the city’s captivating past.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.