Traditional Shopping Private Tour in Istanbul

Traditional Shopping Private Tour in Istanbul

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About this experience

Get ready to hit up the Grand Bazaar, where Istanbul's old-school charm meets its modern swagger! Our local guide will be your wingman, giving you the scoop on the city's rich history and vibrant culture.

Picture this: you're strolling through the iconic Grand Bazaar, soaking in the vibes and checking out all the goodies. From bling to fabrics, ceramics to more, it's a feast for the senses! Lose yourself in the maze of streets as you stumble upon Turkish craftsmanship at its finest. Admire the intricate patterns of handmade carpets, watch the pottery masters do their thing, and give props to the local artisans.

Our guide will hook you up with learning the art of bargaining like a true local and score some sweet deals on legit souvenirs.

Wrap up the tour by either heading back to your crib or sticking around to explore more of Istanbul's hype. Don't miss out on this chance to experience the magic of traditional shopping in Istanbul.

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Traditional Shopping Private Tour in Istanbul

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Coffee and/or Tea

Detailed itinerary

Grand Bazaar is the one of the world's oldest and largest covered market.

Stop 2

Arasta Bazaar is nestled behind the Blue Mosque in Istanbul, offers a captivating array of Turkish handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs amidst its historic lanes.

Stop 3

The Hippodrome was a large stadium in ancient Greece and Rome primarily used for chariot racing and other public events. It was typically an elongated oval shape with seating for spectators along the length of the track. Chariot races were a popular form of entertainment in ancient times, drawing huge crowds and often serving as a venue for political and social gatherings as well. The most famous Hippodrome was in Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul), which was the capital of the Byzantine Empire and hosted various events including chariot races, athletic contests, and even political assemblies.