Besiktas Bazaar

Also known as Grand Beşiktaş Bazaar is a bazaar-market complex, which dates back to 1985 and is located in Beşiktaş district of Istanbul. Beşiktaş Bazaar, also called as the “Post Office Bazaar” colloquially due to having a post office on the ground floor, has a semi-open plan. The bazaar, built on an area of ​​exactly 229 square meters, has a very central location behind the historical Sinan Pasha Mosque.

Beşiktaş Bazaar, which has a customer and guest car park on the top floor, was built in 1985. Beşiktaş Bazaar was opened in the period when the shopping mall and complex culture was just beginning to form in Turkey and it is one of the main bazaars which can be accessed easily from many districts and quarters of Istanbul through public transportation vehicles.

Beşiktaş Bazaar, which stands out with its proximity to places such as Çırağan Palace, Conrad Hotel, Swissotel, Ihlamur Pavilion, Maritime Museum, İnönü Stadium, Dolmabahçe Palace, Galatasaray University, Beşiktaş Cultural Center, Sakıp Sabancı Anatolian High School and Yıldız Technical University,

Çırağan Sarayı, Conrad Oteli, Swissotel, Ihlamur Kasrı, Denizcilik Müzesi, İnönü Stadyumu, Dolmabahçe Sarayı, Galatasaray Üniversitesi, Beşiktaş Kültür Merkezi, Sakıp Sabancı Anadolu Lisesi ve Yıldız Teknik Üniversitesi gibi yerlere yakınlığı ile ön plana çıkan Beşiktaş Çarşısı, is home to 184 independent sections, including pet shop, accessories, bags, clothes, shoes, mobile phones, tailors, underwear, yarns, advertising and signage, cafeteria, maternity wear, wedding candy, baby clothing, electrical electronic spare parts, İGDAŞ Bill Payment Cashier and PTT International Call Center.

It is possible to benefit from free parking on promotion days in Beşiktaş Bazaar, where events such as concerts and live music are organized during certain periods of the year. Special gifts are also given to shoppers in these days. The bazaar which is safe, clean and managed by management company can be reached by a single vehicle from countless spots in Istanbul.