The Ultimate 3-Day Itinerary for a trip to Istanbul

Day 3: Don’t forget to shop!

Let the last day of your Istanbul trip be easy and filled with shopping bags. Don’t forget, Turkey is known for its bazaars as much as it is for its historical heritage.

Shop till you drop in Grand Bazaar (Kapali Carsi):

Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is not just a marketplace but one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city. This beautiful bazaar is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world. There are 61 covered streets and over 3,000 shops dealing with huge number of visitors every day. Stroll around the lovely alleys to explore the fabulous local stuff, and some great antiques. Buy souvenirs, watch the artisans craft their masterpieces and quench your shopping thirst because you will not find any other market as vibrant and alluring as Grand Bazaar in Istanbul.

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Visit Spice Bazaar:

Even if you are not a Master Chef or a foodie, a visit to Spice Bazaar in Istanbul is a must. This century-old spice market is not just exotic but pocket-friendly too. Filled with the rich aroma and hues of various spices, the Spice Bazaar also markets sweets, jewellery, souvenirs, nuts and dried fruits.

Even if you are not a Master Chef or a foodie, a visit to Spice Bazaar in Istanbul is a must | The Ultimate 3-Day Itinerary for a trip to Istanbul
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Take a relaxing bath at Süleymaniye Hamam:

There is no better way to end the 3-Day roller coaster ride in Istanbul than relaxing massage and bath at a historic Turkish bath. Süleymaniye Hamam is one of the most impressive and popular Hamams in Istanbul.
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Bid-adieu to the red-pink cityscape of Istanbul, but rest assured the magic of the city will remain with you forever.

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