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Early in the morning, we walked to the Grand Bazaar. It was an intimidating maze of hallways, feeling indoors and out at once.
I do remember liking the old bazaar - where supposedly antiques are sold. It is quieter and the wares are more...
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From journal Istanbul in June
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At the entry, there are a million jewelry shops. You would like to go in each one of them. They have gold, silver, crystals, diamonds. . . anything that you want!! There are leather jackets, clothes, shoes, food, spices, souvenirs, carpets,...
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From journal Exciting Istanbul!!!!
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This place isn't called Grand for nothing. It has approximately 4,000 shops and is the largest covered shopping complex in the world. It's divided into sections - gold stores in one area, carpet stores in another, leather, clothing, silver...
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From journal A Taste of Istanbul
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The Grand Bazaar is grand indeed. It started life as a network of streets in which the city’s main trading was done, and grew into a small commercial town by itself, with gates and locks at the entrances. It isn’t all shops inside – there are also...
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From journal Enchanting Istanbul
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The Grand Bazaar is a vast labyrinth of over 50 streets lined with 4,000 shops selling rugs, gold, porcelain, leather, brass, and cafes and restaurants. It reputedly has the largest number of stores under one roof anywhere in the world.
The...
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From journal Mysterious Istanbul
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The covered bazaar is a must. There are many different sections so one can look for jewelry in one small are, or leather goods in another and of course there is a large sector for oriental rugs. Be sure to keep your bearings-- it is too easy to lose...
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From journal Istanbul