‪This bazaar is smaller and much more relaxed than the Grand Bazaar. You can find many souvenirs and quality products to take home if you have a good eye. We felt it was a lot less overwhelming here and the vendors do not pressure you to buy their products and only help if they are asked. This bazaar is a short walk from the Blue Mosque and has a good number of shops and restaurants in the area. The Grand Bazaar is good if you want a busy experience but this was a nice visit because it wasn't too busy. Even the cats were more relaxed here. Plan to spend about half an hour here or longer if you are looking for items to buy. It is a short walk to a tram stop nearby and there are busses that frequent the area as well.‬

‪Stumbled upon this as I was wandering around; it's near the Blue Mosque, a historic Hamam, and many restaurants. It's a much smaller bazaar than several of the others, and I got the sense that some of the shops (not all) were a little more authentic than the ones you find in the Grand Bazaar. In particular, there are better antique finds here. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here, but if you have time and want to peruse, it's definitely a nice little spot.‬