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Staying within Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey helps us a lot in saving time and money on public transportation. Most of popular tourist attraction sites are located within short walking distance in Sultanahmet Square. Istanbul is famous for its worse road traffic conditions during peak hours in the morning and evening every day so, it’s not advisable to stay too far from the attraction sites which require to travel by public transportation.
As I mentioned in the previous posts, we stayed in Sultanahmet Square for three days before moving to another hotel near Taksim Square in Istanbul. It is a good experience staying in Sultanahmet Square (the old city which is famous for historical attraction sites) and Taksim Square (the modern city for shopping, restaurants and bars).
On the way to Grand Bazaar or also known as Kapali Carsi (covered Bazaar), we saw the historical wall which was well-maintained in Sultanahmet area. You would be able to see this historical wall as you are coming from the international Airport to Sultanahmet area. There are more than 4,000 shops selling jewellery, textile, souvenir, traditional Turkish hand made ceramics, lamps, spices, sweets etc. at Grand Bazaar. Grand Bazaar is famous with more tourists than locals as the prices are more expensive than you can find in the local market. It is an eye-opening to visit Grand Bazaar but it’s not recommended to shop there.