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Featured Hotels Near Egyptian Bazaar Istanbul
Rustem Pasa Mah. Cicek Pazari Sok. (0.1 km from Egyptian Bazaar)
Well located in Istanbul Mest Hotel Istanbul Sirkeci provides air-conditioned rooms a terrace free WiFi and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk. The hotel features family rooms.
Hobyar Mah. Rahvancı Sk. Şirin Ha (0.2 km from Egyptian Bazaar)
Conveniently located in the Fatih district of Istanbul Şirinhan Hotel is located a 2-minute walk from Spice Bazaar 700 yards from Grand Bazaar and a 9-minute walk from Suleymaniye Mosque.
Şeyhulislam Hayri Efendi Caddesi R (0.2 km from Egyptian Bazaar)
Boasting a terrace a restaurant as well as a bar Cronton Design Hotel is situated in the centre of Istanbul 1.2 km from Basilica Cistern.
Hobyar Mah. Rahvancı Sok . No: 5 (0.2 km from Egyptian Bazaar)
Featuring a bar terrace and views of city Cronton Design Hotel is located in Istanbul a 2-minute walk from Spice Bazaar. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant a 24-hour front desk and room service along with free WiFi.
Hobyar Mahallesi Findikci Remzi Sok (0.2 km from Egyptian Bazaar)
Featuring free bikes a restaurant as well as a bar Orientbank Hotel Istanbul Autograph Collection is located in the centre of Istanbul less than 1 km from Column of Constantine. This 5-star hotel offers a concierge service and a tour desk.
Hobyar Mah. Arpacilar Cad. No:6 Emi (0.2 km from Egyptian Bazaar)
Alpek Hotel is located in the Fatih district in Istanbul 656 feet from Spice Bazaar. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Alpek Hotel features free WiFi throughout the property.
Büyük Postane Caddesi (0.2 km from Egyptian Bazaar)
Located in the old city of Istanbul and having a central location Grand Sirkeci Hotel serves with its unique architecture. It is close to the city's tourist attractions and various public transport options.
Hobyar Mahallesi Hamidiye Caddesi N (0.3 km from Egyptian Bazaar)
Located in Fatih Legacy Ottoman Hotel is a perfect starting point from which to explore Istanbul. The property features a wide range of facilities to make your stay a pleasant experience.
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About Hotels in Egyptian Bazaar!
The Egyptian Bazaar Istanbul, more commonly known as the Spice Bazaar, is a marvel of vibrant colors, robust aromas and exotic flavors. It is considered one of the oldest bazaars in the world and the most popular tourist attraction in Istanbul today. Located in Eminonu on the European side of the city, it has been a bustling market for centuries, offering spices, dried fruits, nuts and teas from around the world.
The bazaar dates back to 1660 when it first opened as part of Yeni Mosque complex. It was designed to be an open-air market with an area dedicated to foreign merchants and traders from Egypt, Syria and elsewhere. The stunning architecture features two stories with a domed roof and numerous entrances from each side. Inside you will find over 88 shops spread across four sections: produce; condiments and spices; pickles; tea, grains and beans. Each shop offers its own unique array of products with bright colors that are sure to attract your attention.
The distinctive flavors inside the bazaar will tantalize your senses with everything from rose petals to cinnamon sticks, saffron threads to Turkish delight sweets. A popular item among visitors is cay (black tea) which can be found at many of the vendors here. You'll also find hard-to-find items such as sumac berries or Aleppo pepper along with traditional gifts such as jewelry boxes or hand painted ceramics.
Aside from its sheer variety of products available for purchase, what makes this place so special are its friendly owners who are always willing to share their knowledge about Turkish culture and history or even give you free samples of some intriguing delicacies! Once you've gathered all your spices, take time to stroll around Eminonu Square where you can admire local street musicians or grab a bite at one of the nearby cafes before heading home with your purchases taken straight out of antiquity!