There are many interesting spots to explore around the Grand Bazaar. Now we will introduce you to some important places you can see in this region.
Spice Bazaar
Located right next to the Grand Bazaar, the Spice Bazaar is an exotic marketplace where you can find fresh spices, nuts, souvenirs and more. It attracts its visitors with its colorful and lively atmosphere.
During your visit, you can listen to our audio guide to learn more about Spice Bazaar.
New Mosque
This magnificent mosque was built by Sultan Mehmed III's mother in the 17th century. It attracts attention with its large dome and impressive minaret. You should definitely visit this mosque, which is only 800 meters away from the Grand Bazaar.
Hunkar Pavilion, located in the complex of the New Mosque, was the private living space of the Ottoman sultans. It fascinates visitors with its magnificent interior decoration and garden. It is one of the places that must be visited.
If you visit the New Mosque and Hunkar Pavilion, you can have a more efficient tour by listening to our New Mosque and Hunkar Pavilion audio guide.
Blue Mosque
Located 850 meters away from the Grand Bazaar, this magnificent mosque is one of the symbols of Istanbul. Built by the Ottoman Sultan Ahmet I in the 17th century, this mosque fascinates those who see it with its unique architecture and huge dome.
You can prefer to listen to our audio guide to learn more about your visit to the Blue Mosque.
Basilica Cistern
This ancient cistern, located 750 meters from the Grand Bazaar, was built by Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. This fascinating structure, supported by 336 columns, is a place not to be missed for history buffs.
You can listen to our audio guide while visiting the Basilica Cistern.
Topkapi Palace
Located 1.3 kilometers from the Grand Bazaar, this palace was the main palace used during the reign of the Ottoman Empire. The palace impresses its visitors with its magnificent gardens, historical artifacts and wonderful view.
During your visit, you can listen to our audio guide to learn more about Topkapi Palace.