7 Best Bazars in Iran

It can be said that it is the oldest market in the world and the most influential market connecting the West and East of the world

It was so good 👍

Very very great and beautiful , It is a huge place and people are confused about where they came from and where they are going, there are many people for shopping, some places are entirely wholesale sellers, it is very crowded, but it has a very beautiful structure in terms of architecture.

A beautiful traditional bazaar with many things to discover. From spices to souvenirs you find many things. Carrot juice with ice-cream is a must there

Vakil Bazaar in Shiraz is one of the most famous traditional and historical markets in Iran. This market, which was built by the order of Karim Khan Zand, is now located in the center of the city and is considered one of the must-see places in Shiraz. Vakil mosque and historic bath are also located next to this market. Few people experience a trip to Shiraz in their life without visiting Vakil Bazaar

In the past, all commercial activities, buying and selling of domestic and foreign goods and exchanges were all done in the cells of this market. In fact, at that time Vakil Bazaar was like the real heart of Shiraz, where all business affairs took place. Vakil Bazaar has been registered in the national register under the number 924 of the country's historical monuments

Vakil Shiraz market is now a place to sell various Iranian and imported goods. The most prominent products that are sold there are all kinds of Iranian hand-woven and machine-woven carpets, cloth and traditional ornaments. In fact, most of the main parts of the market today are in the possession of carpet sellers and fabric sellers. Sarai Moshir is also one of the parts of the market that should not be missed; In addition to the beautiful architecture of this part of the market, you can buy all kinds of handicrafts and traditional Iranian ornaments with good quality from this part of the market

Usually, the bazaar shops start their work from 9 in the morning and in the first half of the year they operate until around 10 at night and in the seasons of the second half of the year until around 7 at night. Also, some shops may not be open on Fridays.

One of the oldest bazaar in the Middle East, located in the center of Tabriz,recommended for whom like to walk through history

The bustling bazaar is always so full of life. There are stands that sell fresh vegetables like baby spinach and avocados. There’s also a shop at the entrance that sells exotic fruits such as star fruit and dragon fruit.
The bazar is rather clean but usually very busy. All sorts of people visit the bazaar to buy vegetables, fruits, souvenirs, or clothes.

Fake and low quality products with the price higher than other shopping and online retail store.

It is a very old and big bazaar. Contrary to what it should be, it's not clean at all. But there are lots of shops selling different things inside.when you walk in this Bazaar you can see how people work.I think this place is still a trade center not a touristic attraction.

A lively crowded traditional bazaar in the northern Tehran

An old old bazar

Vakil Bazaar used to be the heart of the commercial activity in Shiraz for locals. The place has kept its character as an old market serving the town and its residents. In recent years, most of the shops have been converted to stores which are appealing for tourists and less snd less people go there for their daily needs. Irrespective of this, the place will take your attention and you can easily spend a few hours there. The shops are somehow overpriced, especially for tourists.

One of the mist loveliest places to visit in Tehran. You can find variety of fruits, sweets, literally everything. Its so lively and crowded makes you love Tehran even more.

Prices are reasonable.
Most of the clients are small businesses.
Includes several streets with numerous shops which makes it hard to visit them all and find the best sellers.

During the rule of Karim Khan Zand, Shiraz was the capital of the country, and at that time housetalls, castles, caravansaries, mosques, and various markets were built. The construction of the Shiraz vakil bazar began in 1137, and developed until 1156. This bazar is located next to the bath and mosque attorney, which is a precious tourist collection from the Zandy era. The Shiraz vakil bazar was built inside the fence of the city, where many merchants traveled. The building has undergone major repairs and changes in different periods of time.
Historical evidence suggests that Karim Khan Zand travels to Lar City, and see the Qaiserye, the he built a similar bazaar in Shiraz to create a place for business and economic affairs.

A beautiful traditional bazar with some historical building from different periods.

Highest quality spices and saffron at really good prices.

Beware of the fast moving human powered carts hauling goods, they stop for no one.

It's a memorable bazaar experience, nothing touristy and does not feel contrived.

It is one of the oldest bazars in Iran and Tehran. It is not that big but it has the very spirit of Iranian old bazars. If you like Iranian bazars you would like it.

Tabriz Bazaar is a historical market situated in the city center of Tabriz, Iran. It is one of the oldest bazaars in the Middle East and the largest covered bazaar in the world. It is one of Iran's UNESCO World Heritage Sites.