About
Dergah Bazaar is part of the grand Dergah complex, which includes the Hazreti Ibrahim Halilullah cave, linked to the birth of the prophet Abraham. The Mevlid-Halil Mosque in the central courtyard is a sight not to be missed. Pilgrims used to gather here before embarking on their hajj to Mecca. The bazaar offers various types of taki and is a must-visit place despite complaints about dirty toilets.Why you should go
- Experience bargaining for local products at a historical bazaar
- Explore a wide range of items from spices to fabrics in a vibrant atmosphere
- Visit nearby attractions like Balıklıgöl and Ottoman-era structures
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Nice bazaar, friendly salesmen, less high pressure than Istanbul.
You don’t have to negotiate as much as you would in Istanbul or Izmir; yet you can still bargain a bit for the fun of it.
Copper products and spices are sold at a fair price.
Many eateries on the East end of the market with good esnaf food and fair fees.
(Translated by Google) Located right next to Balıklıgöl, the Dergah Bazaar is a must-see for those who want to experience the spirit of Urfa. Inside, you'll find local products, spices, prayer beads, and handcrafted souvenirs. The shopkeepers are generally friendly and chatty, keeping Urfa's culture alive. Strolling amidst the fragrant aroma of spices is especially enjoyable. Don't leave Balıklıgöl without stopping by. Its only drawback is that it can get crowded at times, but this adds a special vibrancy to the bazaar.
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Balıklıgöl’ün hemen yanında bulunan Dergâh Çarşısı, Urfa’nın ruhunu hissetmek için mutlaka gezilmesi gereken yerlerden biri. Çarşının içinde yöresel ürünler, baharatlar, tespihler, el işi hediyelikler bulmak mümkün. Esnaf genel olarak güler yüzlü ve sohbetiyle de Urfa kültürünü yaşatıyor. Özellikle mis gibi baharat kokuları arasında dolaşmak çok keyifli. Balıklıgöl ziyaretinizin ardından uğramadan dönmeyin. Tek eksisi zaman zaman kalabalık olması, ama bu da çarşıya ayrı bir canlılık katıyor.
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Hours
SuSunday: 8:01AM–7PM
MoMonday: 8:01AM–7PM
TuTuesday: 8:01AM–7PM
WeWednesday: 8:01AM–7PM
ThThursday: 8:01AM–7PM
FrFriday: 8:01AM–7PM
SaSaturday: Closed
Göl, 63210 Eyyübiye/Şanlıurfa, Türkiye
Wednesday: 8:01AM–7PM
SuMoTuWeThFrSa
SuSunday: 8:01AM–7PM
MoMonday: 8:01AM–7PM
TuTuesday: 8:01AM–7PM
WeWednesday: 8:01AM–7PM
ThThursday: 8:01AM–7PM
FrFriday: 8:01AM–7PM
SaSaturday: Closed
People typically spend 20 min here
Know before you go
- Try bargaining for better prices when purchasing goods at Dergah Bazaar
- Avoid buying perishable items or food from questionable vendors based on reviews mentioning poor product quality
- Enjoy tea breaks at traditional tea shops within the bazaar for an authentic experience
- Combine your visit with nearby sights such as Balıklıgöl and Mevlid-I Halil Mosque for a comprehensive cultural exploration
Reviews
Dergah Bazaar in Urfa is a historical market where visitors can find all kinds of local products. Bargaining is common practice, adding to the enjoyable experience of exploring the bazaar. While some reviewers noted cleanliness issues with food places along the road and poor quality products being sold, others highlighted the vibrant atmosphere of the bazaar with its diverse offerings from spices to fabrics. The proximity to Balıklıgöl, historical inns, and Ottoman-era structures adds to the charm of this bustling market.Review score
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Nice bazaar, friendly salesmen, less high pressure than Istanbul.
You don’t have to negotiate as much as you would in Istanbul or Izmir; yet you can still bargain a bit for the fun of it.
Copper products and spices are sold at a fair price.
Many eateries on the East end of the market with good esnaf food and fair fees.
(Translated by Google) Located right next to Balıklıgöl, the Dergah Bazaar is a must-see for those who want to experience the spirit of Urfa. Inside, you'll find local products, spices, prayer beads, and handcrafted souvenirs. The shopkeepers are generally friendly and chatty, keeping Urfa's culture alive. Strolling amidst the fragrant aroma of spices is especially enjoyable. Don't leave Balıklıgöl without stopping by. Its only drawback is that it can get crowded at times, but this adds a special vibrancy to the bazaar.
(Original)
Balıklıgöl’ün hemen yanında bulunan Dergâh Çarşısı, Urfa’nın ruhunu hissetmek için mutlaka gezilmesi gereken yerlerden biri. Çarşının içinde yöresel ürünler, baharatlar, tespihler, el işi hediyelikler bulmak mümkün. Esnaf genel olarak güler yüzlü ve sohbetiyle de Urfa kültürünü yaşatıyor. Özellikle mis gibi baharat kokuları arasında dolaşmak çok keyifli. Balıklıgöl ziyaretinizin ardından uğramadan dönmeyin. Tek eksisi zaman zaman kalabalık olması, ama bu da çarşıya ayrı bir canlılık katıyor.
(Translated by Google) It's a place where not only tourists but also locals come and shop. The leading products are dry goods, tomato pastes, spices, and other souvenirs. This place is also very good, and the marketplace next to it is excellent. It's very enjoyable to wander around, see new places, and discover new things in each shop. I highly recommend anyone visiting this place to browse through these shops. There's bound to be something or a gift that appeals to you.
(Original)
Sadece turistlerin değil yerlisininde gelip alışveriş yaptığı yer. Önde gelen ürünler kuru yiyecekler ve salçalar baharatlar ve diğer hediyelik ürünler. Burası da gayet iyi ve devamındaki çarşıda çok iyi her yerini gezip yeni yerler görmek her dükkanda ayrı bir keşif yapmak çok keyifli çok güzel buralara gelenlerin bu dükkanlarda dolaşıp gezmesini tavsiye ederim illaki size hitap eden birşeyler hediyeler vardır.
(Translated by Google) Right next to Balıklıgöl, the navigation took us to the observation hill, which was the wrong route, and we ended up walking 400 meters down narrow streets. In the bazaar, you can find everything you can imagine, from fake gold to electronics.
(Original)
Balıklıgölün yanında hemen, navigasyon bizi seyir tepesinin oradan götürdü ki yanlış bir rota, yukarda 400 mt dar sokaklardan yürüreyek indik. Çarşı’da sahte altından elektroniğe aklınıza gelebilecek her şeyi bulabilirsiniz.
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Hours
SuSunday: 8:01AM–7PM
MoMonday: 8:01AM–7PM
TuTuesday: 8:01AM–7PM
WeWednesday: 8:01AM–7PM
ThThursday: 8:01AM–7PM
FrFriday: 8:01AM–7PM
SaSaturday: Closed
Göl, 63210 Eyyübiye/Şanlıurfa, Türkiye
Wednesday: 8:01AM–7PM
SuMoTuWeThFrSa
SuSunday: 8:01AM–7PM
MoMonday: 8:01AM–7PM
TuTuesday: 8:01AM–7PM
WeWednesday: 8:01AM–7PM
ThThursday: 8:01AM–7PM
FrFriday: 8:01AM–7PM
SaSaturday: Closed
People typically spend 20 min here