Almaci Pazari

During the periods when apples were called "buying", "Almalı Market" was the only market where apple was cared enough to name the market and could meet its buyer. The apple, whose reign is over now, has been removed from the stalls, has been replaced by crops grown in this fertile soil, and is told to tourists as the history of the market. The flavor secret of Antep cuisine begins in these markets. It is impossible not to understand the difference of natural products. Dried vegetables, tomato paste, fruit pulp, sausages, pomegranate syrup, dried nuts, what more. You cannot get out of here without getting anything. Almacı Bazaar says "This is the place to buy, do not go without buying". While the common aroma of spices and all kinds of products surrounds you, you will have a look and leave your market full of hands, waving your hand. These markets, which offer plenty of abundance flavor, are good.

It is a historical market where you can find all the local and natural products you are looking for. Fresh, tasty and high quality. The shopkeepers are genial and the prices are written on all products, first you can visit and shop from wherever you want.

There is no persistent bargaining even if you can be called out. You can get rare spices. Will kindly teach you how to use

It's worth visiting. There are many spice and peanut shops. Right next to the coppersmiths' bazaar.

Frankly, there is another part of Gaziantep, which is beautiful with its smell and interested people, but there is another part of Gaziantep, especially one of the spices, which I recommend you to find. The name of a friend who has just opened his shop, who says that he is blessed by sharing, is Burak and he is a friendly helper. I am attaching the card with the address to the photos, definitely come and see, I say, have a zahter tea. ?