Fatih and Sisli Wednesday Market Istanbul | Street Bazaar

Many travelers in Istanbul are looking for shopping centers with reasonable prices and quality goods; one of the places where high-quality goods are sold at reasonable prices is Istanbul’s weekly markets. These markets are held on different days, such as Sunday market Istanbul and Wednesday market in Istanbul in different parts of the city. If you plan to get to know the Istanbul Wednesday Bazaar, read this article from Travelling Topic.

Location of the Fatih Wednesday market Istanbul

Wednesday Bazaar Istanbul is one of the weekly markets of this city, which is held on Wednesdays near Fatih Mosque. Many local people go to this neighborhood for shopping.

Istanbul Fatih Bazaar

The structure of the Wednesday Fatih market in Istanbul is such that the streets around the market are closed so that cars do not enter the market. After that, the market is covered with plastic so that the sun or rain does not cause any problems for the goods, and after that, they set up the stalls, and the products are sold during the day.

It should be said that the quality of the goods is relatively acceptable, and reasonable prices are offered. Sometimes you can find goods related to international brands in this market and buy them at a much more reasonable price. Most of the people who visit this market are women to buy their weekly home supplies and products.

Food, clothes, and other items needed for daily life are sold in this market. An important thing to remember in this crowded place is to take care of your bag and essential accessories so that they don’t get stolen.

How to reach Fatih Bazaar in Istanbul?

For easy access to the Fatih Wednesday market in Istanbul, take the buses on Ataturk Street and get off the bus at Vefa station, next to Seyed Hassan Pasha historic fountain, or at Fatih station on Fawzi Pasha Street, next to Fatih Mosque, and walk a little In the traditional part of Istanbul, to reach the Fatih Bazaar.

You can also take M1 metro line and get off at Emnıyet-Fatıh station and walk to this market in 20 minutes.

History of Wednesday market Istanbul

If you compare today’s Istanbul with the past, the Wednesday market is one of the places that has preserved its originality and has not changed. Many things changed with the Ottoman attack on Istanbul, but the Istanbul Wednesday market continued to work as before.

Introducing the Wednesday market of Sisli 

Another wednesday bazaar in Istanbul, which is less popular than Fatih, is Sisli. Various goods are sold at reasonable prices in this bazaar every Wednesday in the neighborhoods of Sisli. If you plan to go to this market, go to Yenikapı transportation station and take bus line 77 to Şişli. By getting off at Kadınlar Çeşmesi station and walking for ten minutes, you will reach Sisli market.

Other Wednesday markets in Istanbul

For more information, you can visit istanbulpazarcilarodasi.com.

In the end

Visiting Istanbul’s weekly markets is a great idea for people who want to get to know the culture of the people of this city.
I recommend visiting this market to people who are looking for cheap goods because sometimes sellers may sell original but outdated goods at low prices, and this is a good opportunity for you to buy original goods at low prices.