Mahmutpasha Bazaar, Historic bazaar in Istanbul
A bustling market sprawl in the heart of Istanbul.
Named after Ottoman Grand Vizier Mahmut Pasha who established it in the 15th century.
Reflects centuries-old Turkish trade traditions and daily life.
Famous for textiles, especially wedding dresses and accessories.
Survived a major fire in the 1950s, continuing its legacy into modern times.
Location: Fatih
Location: Istanbul Province
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