How do foreign tourists describe Bazar Vakil on Google?

Vakil Bazaar is a part of the historical context of Shiraz city, which has been the economic and cultural artery of the city since the Zandiyeh period until now. Vakil Bazaar was built as a part of Vakil complex by order of Karim Khan Zand. This market included different parts such as Bazazan Bazaar, Mesgar Bazaar, and Hatters Bazaar, and today, with the supply of various goods, it is one of the shopping centers for souvenirs, handicrafts, clothes, and general supplies. A number of foreign tourists who have visited Vakil Bazaar have shared their experiences with Google users.

1. Berna Dolcevita from Türkiye

A very spectacular and large example of Iranian markets. We lost ourselves here with my friends, we shopped and walked for about two hours, it was very enjoyable. You can find many things such as rugs, bags, fabrics, traditional housewares and shawls. It is a very colorful place.

2. Suciani Arta from Indonesia

A vibrant market with impressive architecture! You will find most of your daily needs here. Who doesn’t love shopping while walking through historical structures? This is a large market that is more than one kilometer wide. You will also find a number of resorts inside, which the locals call caravanserais.

3. Zahra Mubarak from Iraq

This place is literally haunted. It is not suitable for buying clothes; But it is suitable for sightseeing and buying home appliances, fabrics, spices and old Iranian things. Its atmosphere has a kind of familiarity that takes you on a journey in time ✔️🌱…

4. Huang John from China

The market is full of different products. It is considered a good place for shopping and it is bright and clean.

5. Ilario Bonomi from Italy

The narrow corridors and the intense crowding of the space make a normal market day for the residents of Shiraz. You will be torn between looking up to admire the architecture and looking at the many stalls. Inside the market is a mosque and a bath, both of which are worth visiting. Also, the old two-story caravanserai square, which is very unique.

6. David Gómez (David Gómez) from Spain

Undoubtedly, it is one of the most beautiful markets in Iran with a very distinctive architecture. A very clean place with many shops and traditional Iranian handicrafts. You can find almost everything in this market. From carpets and rugs to lights or food. It is worth taking a leisurely stroll through this unique market; Get lost in its back alleys and connect with the locals; Chat with merchants and taste the local culture. while enjoying a delicious Iranian tea or a Falodeh (a traditional Shirazi dessert).

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