Famous Tuesday Market Istanbul | TOP 64 Street Bazars

There is one big truth that Istanbul locals don’t like tourists to know about.

When I traveled to Istanbul, I was not familiar with the weekly markets of this city, especially the Tuesday market Istanbul. Still, because of living in this city, I found out about various things that local people do not like tourists to know about because they do not like to visit the quiet places of the city with the presence of Tourists getting crowded.

In this article from Travelling Topic, I am going to give you information about one of the things I have obtained, namely the Tuesday markets of Istanbul so that if you plan to stay in this city for a more extended period, you can buy the goods you need from these markets at lower prices.

If you are interested in reducing the cost of visiting Istanbul, read this article to the end and send it to your friends so that they also have access to this valuable information.

Tuesday market Istanbul

Many markets are held in this city on Tuesdays, and I will explain the most important ones in detail below. You can see the rest of the weekly markets that are held on Tuesdays in the list at the end of the article.

LEVENT TUESDAY MARKET IN BEŞİKTAŞ NEIGHBORHOOD

This market is very colorful because different things are sold there. You can buy fresh fish, fruits, vegetables, honey, eggs, shoes, and clothes you need from this market at a low price because most of the products of this market are brought directly from the farm to this market.

You should pay attention to the fact that primarily fruits are sold in this market, and the clothes sold in this market are not of very high quality and are not suitable for wearing outside the house.

When you enter this market, don’t buy quickly because even the sellers who are next to each other may sell their goods at different prices. So first, see the whole market and compare the prices of the goods and finally buy from a seller who offers you the best price.

The vital thing you should know is that some vendors do not put a price on their products, and to buy from them, you should strengthen your bargaining skills and agree on the price with them.

In my opinion, it is better not to buy from vendors who have not put a price tag on their products because, according to my experience, these products are not as good as they should be.

To go to this market, just take the green m2 metro line and get off at Levent station. The market is located near the metro station, which you can easily walk to by asking locals for its address.

• Working hours: 9 am to 7 pm
• Address: Konaklar, Faruk Nafız Çamlıbel Sk. No:2, 34330 Beşiktaş/İstanbul, Turkey

Tuesday KADIKÖY KAPALI SALI PAZARI market in KADIKÖY quarter

I had a strange feeling when I went to Kadikoy market on Tuesday. What do you think was the reason for this feeling?

There were different people in this market, and they were shopping, and because it was crowded, it gave me a strange feeling because I don’t like crowded places.

Another thing that surprised me in this market was that, unlike luxury shopping malls where everything is quiet, there was a lot of noise in this market. Sellers were loudly advertising their products to attract customers.

In this market, unlike the LEVENT market, fewer agricultural products are sold, and most of the vendors sell clothes. So if you want to buy clothes, you can go to this market.

When you go to this market, you will see that the vendors have hung their products from the ceiling using ropes to attract the attention of buyers.

You can buy all kinds of cologne, shirts, bags, backpacks, curtains, shirts, socks, and fruits from this market at meager prices compared to luxury shopping centers in Istanbul, such as the Zorlu shopping center.

In this market, there are people with different clothes, and visiting this market can help you to get to know the culture of the people of Istanbul.

Unlike Monday market Istanbul, which I don’t recommend for tourists to visit, I suggest that tourists definitely visit Kadikoy’s Tuesday market because they can buy souvenirs from this market at reasonable prices.

If you want to know more about this market, I suggest you read the article “Kadikoy market Istanbul.”

You can go to this market by using buses with numbers 129T, 130Ş, 15BK, 16A, 19EK, 19T, 251. You can also take metro line b2 to Ayrilik Cesmesi, get off the metro there, and take line m4 to Kadikoy.

• Working hours: 9 am to 8 pm
• Address: Hasanpaşa, Uzunçayır Cd., 34722 Kadıköy/İstanbul, Türkiye

Other Tuesday markets in Istanbul

Below, you can see the list of all Tuesday markets that are held in Istanbul:

What really matters is

It is essential to know what goods you should go to Istanbul’s weekly markets to buy. If you plan to do luxury shopping, these markets are not the right place for you, and I suggest you visit other tourist places in this city instead of spending time visiting these markets.

But if you have been in this city for a long time or you want to buy cheap food, these markets are recommended for you.

What do you think is the best Tuesday market Istanbul? Share your answer in the comments section.