How do foreign tourists describe Tabriz market on Google?

Tabriz Bazaar is one of the works registered in the UNESCO World Heritage List. This market, which is known as the largest indoor market in the world, has always played an important role in the economic, political, social and cultural relations between Iran and other countries of the world due to its location on the Silk Road. Many international tourists have shared their opinions about this complex on Google Maps after visiting the Tabriz market and exploring it:

1. Nadide Avcı from Turkey

It is an incredibly large and multi-sector market, and although it is not well maintained, it is a place where you can spend a whole day with pleasure. It has ample living space with cafes, casual tea shops and large courtyards.

2. Yasin A. (YASİN A) from Türkiye

One of the oldest and largest markets in the world! We enjoyed wandering around. There is a possibility of getting lost in the market. Routing software will be your best friend. Don’t forget to haggle on the prices.

3. Jessica Ciofi from Italy

It’s a huge market where you can really find anything; From objects to food; From clothes to gold. There are also many glamorous caravanserais; But the best part is the part of the market of carpet sellers where weavers weave carpets in front of your eyes.

4. Claudio Quercioli from Italy

The first Iranian market I went to! Maybe I was the only tourist there; But I didn’t care; Because it was really an extraordinary place; Otherwise, it would not be part of the UNESCO heritage…

I enjoyed it early in the morning; With very few people and maybe this is exactly what attracted me; It was a great experience to see all those humble Iranians preparing their counters and waving to me as I passed. This market is beautiful and if you decide to come to Tabriz, don’t miss visiting it.

5. Maxim Karman from Russia

Grand Eastern Bazaar in Tabriz, Iran! A wide range of products, fine goods, oriental sweets, jewelry, souvenirs, carpets, metal artefacts, inlays, products with Persian script, Persian motifs. Dried fruits, nuts, dates, delicious oriental products made from dough, dried fruits, marmalade and jam! It is very noisy, crowded, dusty, and has an oriental atmosphere. Ceramics, dishes, clothes, shoes, metal and wooden artifacts, carpets, runners, carpets with Arabic script, flower patterns and ornaments are engaged in their activities.

6. Krenar Krivaqa from Bulgaria

Tabriz is a city steeped in history and culture and a destination that must be visited when traveling to Iran. Tabriz Grand Bazaar, one of the oldest and largest indoor markets in the world, is a bustling hub of activity where you can lose yourself for hours in the maze of colorful shops and stalls selling everything from traditional handicrafts to delicious local delicacies. The vibrant atmosphere, friendly locals and stunning architecture will enchant you and you’ll be sure to return home grateful to have visited this hidden gem.

What is your feedback about foreign tourists’ views? If you have ever visited the Tabriz market, share your opinion and experiences with us and other Kojaro companions.

_{Cover photo source: Wikipedia website Photographer: Atabak1990}