One of the historical markets in Turkey, is located in the Al Fateh area, opposite the fabric market in Unkabani, in the European section of Istanbul.

The market is characterized by the sale of fabrics, silk and handicrafts, local foods, popular foods, medicinal herbs, pastries, and Turkish beverages.

In this market local Turkish foods are spread like individual exhibitions of foods from different cities of Turkey such as Mardin, Diyarbakir and others. The market also contains unique herbs you may not have heard before, pastries made from these herbs, as well as all kinds of honey coming from all the cities of Anatolia.

Why women's bazaar is named by this name

There are two novels according to the Turkish morning newspaper:

First:

In the past, there were markets for the sale of women in Istanbul.

the second:

Women in the time of the Ottoman Empire were buying the most domestic purposes of this market, with the passage of time being called the women's market.