when you exit the "han" there is "sadirvanalti cami" as far as I remember. and you will see many tables outside and many streetfood like shops aroun that tables. sit on one of those tables and order "kumpir" dont foreget to have russian salad in it. or you can order "kokorec" and "ayran".

Just like Istanbul's Grand Bazaar but much smaller. Great if you like shopping or browsing in a Turkish atmosphere.

first just try a little break having "dibek kahvesi" or lemonade soon after exploring Kemeralti Bazaar. then you are ready to look and and shopping among historical stores and corners in Kizlaragasi Han Bazaar.

This was my fourth trip to the bazzar - again coming offf the train from Selcuk. Each time it proceeds something new. I bought 3 nice shirts for work for a total of 20 Tl the lot. Most stalls have the prices up so you get the feeling you are paying local prices and not tourist prices. The food stalls... More

not to be missed if visiting izmir. Nice place for having a tea in a beautiful old building and make some shopping in the bazaar around it.

I saw the Izmir Bazaar coming off a cruise. It was historical, authentic, interesting, a true experience. Men with native costumes and native hats gave the bazaar a feeling of history, and seemed better than the Istanbul Grand Bazaar. I got a cab driver who spoke English, and took an interesting tour of authentic city.