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Top 6 Istanbul Farmers Markets Near Me | Fruit Market

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Istanbul farmers market is one of the tourist attractions of Istanbul. Some of these farmer’s markets, known as Istanbul’s weekly markets, are held on certain days of the week and sell cheap fruits and vegetables. You can buy local Turkish products in these Istanbul markets at a very reasonable price. For this reason, most tourists tend to visit Istanbul Farmers Market when they travel to Istanbul.

Istanbul farmers market

farmers market
farmers market
Istanbul Farmers Market is held on certain days and places; that’s why it is better for tourists who intend to visit Istanbul Farmers Market to know its exact time and place before traveling to Istanbul. In the previous articles, I talked about Wednesday market Istanbul and Sunday market Istanbul. Still, in the continuation of this article from Traveling Topic, I will introduce the farmers’ markets of Istanbul along with their days and places.

Saturday market of the Feriköy Bomonti Organik Pazarı

Feriköy Bomonti Organik Pazarı One of the farmer’s markets in Istanbul held on Saturdays, is the organic market of Ferikoy. This market is slightly different from other local markets in Istanbul. As can be seen from the name of the market, most of the goods sold in the Saturday organic market of Ferikoy are organic goods; Items such as fruit, and vegetables are sold in this market. This market is located in the Sisli district of Istanbul. Apart from fruit, other goods such as fake glasses, health goods, accessories, and antique goods are also sold in this market.
  • Address: Istanbul, Şişli District, Cumhuriyet Quarter, 34130
  • Working hours: 6 am to 5 pm

Inebolu Sunday market

Inebolu Sunday market One of the best Istanbul Farmers Market to buy Turkish local and agricultural products is Inebolu Village Market. All kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables are sold in this village, and many of Turkey’s high-quality agricultural products are supplied from this historical village. Most of the customers of this Sunday market are big restaurateurs. Those interested can visit this market in the Beyoglu district on Sundays, from 6 am to sunset. If you like to buy safe food, go to this farmers market in Istanbul. All the products of this market are fresh and directly procured from the village of Inebolu. Local farmers bring fresh products to this market by truck every Saturday to sell them directly on Sunday.
  • Address: Camiikebir, Bahriye Cd., 34440 Beyoğlu/İstanbul, Türkiye
  • Working hours: 6 am to sunset

Sunday market of the Mecidiyeköy Semt Pazarı

Sunday market of the Mecidiyeköy Semt Pazarı
Sunday market of the Mecidiyeköy Semt Pazarı
You are close to this colorful market if you choose Taksim to stay in Istanbul. In this market, you can find fresh seasonal fruits and high-quality food. You can buy fresh fish, beans, and even clothes cheaply in this market. During my visit to this market, I bought some T-shirts at the price of 150 lines, which were also of good quality.
  • Address: Gülbahar, Cemal Sahir Sokaği No:8, 34394 Şişli/İstanbul, Türkiye
  • Working hours: 9 am to 8 pm

Monday market of the Göztepe Feneryolu Pazarı

Monday market of the Göztepe Feneryolu Pazarı
Monday market of the Göztepe Feneryolu Pazarı
Every Monday in Istanbul’s Asian neighborhood of Kadikoy, in the Goztepe district, a street market known as Feneryolu Bazaar is held. Most of the products sold in this market are fruits and vegetables, but you can also buy reasonably priced clothes, bags, shoes, and kitchen appliances. If you like to spend a few hours with local people and sellers and have cheap and good shopping, as I mentioned in the article, how to get from Asia to the European side of Istanbul, take the Marmaray train to the market of this neighborhood.
  • Address: Göztepe, Özgürlük Parkı, 34730 Kadıköy/İstanbul, Türkiye
  • Working hours: 8:30 am to 7 pm

Wednesday Yesilkoy Bazaar in Istanbul

Wednesday Yesilkoy Bazaar in Istanbul
Wednesday Yesilkoy Bazaar in Istanbul
One of Istanbul’s biggest and best farmers’ markets is Wednesday Yesilkoy Bazaar. Most travelers who only have time to visit a few shops and bazaars in Istanbul go to the Yesilkoy traditional market. With more than 2 thousand stalls, this market is one of the largest traditional markets in Istanbul. Foodstuffs, agricultural products, bags, shoes, and clothes for all ages are sold in this market. This market is a bit more expensive than others, and you have to pay a separate fee for using the parking lot.
  • Address: Yeşilköy, Yeşilköy Pazarı, 34149 Bakırköy/İstanbul, Türkiye
  • Working hours: from 8 am to 8 pm

Bahçeşehir Pazartürk Pazarı

Bahçeşehir Pazartürk Pazarı
Bahçeşehir Pazartürk Pazarı
On Saturdays and Tuesdays, a market known as “Pazartürk” is held in the Baghçeşehir neighborhood of Istanbul. Unlike other farmers’ markets in Istanbul, Pazartürk is a covered, modern, and organized place where many products are sold. Fruits and fresh food, textiles, jewelry, and electronics are sold in this market. Baghçeşehir Turkish Market has complete amenities such as parking, a restaurant, a cafeteria, a children’s playground, a mosque, a babysitting room, and a bathroom so that you can shop with more comfort and less worry. Since Pazartürk is located in a protected and covered area, it does not have the problems of street markets, and it is possible to shop there in any weather condition and season.
  • Address: Bahçeşehir 2. Kısım, Nezih Barut Sokağı No:9, 34488 Başakşehir/İstanbul, Türkiye
  • Visiting hours: Saturdays and Tuesdays from early morning to evening
  • Website address: www.pazarturkpazar.com

At the end of the line

This article introduced several Istanbul farmers market. If you travel to Istanbul and are looking for fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products, visit Istanbul Farmers Market because you can find the freshest agricultural products in this market.
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