Tehran market is considered one of the most important markets in the country, which is considered as the heart of Iran's economy. Because many economic activities take place in this place. This market, which is located in the old context of Tehran, is a relic of the Qajar era, which is attractive not only for domestic tourists, but also for foreign tourists. In addition, thanks to the variety of goods and cheaper prices, it is considered a great destination for shopping lovers.
Tehran market has everything; From Sera and Timcheh to stylish multi-story arcades, from traditional restaurants to fast food, caravanserais, footpaths, carriages, etc.
Tehran Grand Bazaar is one of the important economic and historical centers of the capital and one of the most attractive shopping centers in Tehran, which was registered in the list of national monuments of Iran in 1356. This market, whose area reaches about 105 hectares, is dedicated to the sale of all kinds of goods and includes a collection of retailers, wholesalers, production workshops, warehouses, etc. In fact, many production workshops are represented in the Tehran market, and therefore this place is considered the main center of distribution of goods inside the country.
Despite the fact that the Tehran market is considered the most important and main place for buying and selling goods in Iran, it contains many old buildings and restaurants that are worth visiting. In addition, holding a special bazaar program is another excuse for those interested to visit this bazaar.
Tehran Grand Bazaar is located in District 12 of the capital in Tehran province and leads from the south to Molvi Street, from the east to Mustafa Khomeini (Siros) Street, from the north to Panzdeh Khordad Street and from the west to Khayam Street. Molavi intersection, Mohammadiye square and Siros intersection are located at the intersection of these streets.
Tehran bazaar is open from Saturday to Wednesday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. However, the external parts of the market operate until 20:00. On Thursdays, the shops inside the bazaar are open until 14:00 and the shops outside the bazaar are open until 17:00. The best time to visit the market is early morning when the market is quieter. Tehran bazaar is closed on Fridays and public holidays, and only some passages located at the end of the main bazaar street are open.
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