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The Egyptian Market — Ottoman spice traders' paradise for 400 years.
Overview
The Mısır Çarşısı (Spice Bazaar), built in 1664, fills the senses with towers of saffron, sumac, dried fruits, Turkish delight, and freshly ground spices. A guided walk identifies the best products, explains the trade history, and navigates the vendor tactics.
Highlights
Ottoman-era market stalls selling Turkish delight, saffron, tea, and spice blends.
Taste authentic lokum (Turkish delight), nuts, and dried fruit before buying.
Itinerary
Guide-led 1.5-hour market walk, tasting at key stalls, free shopping time, return.
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