Green Bazaar
Mountains of fruit, pyramids of spices and armfuls of greens: Baku's colourful food bazaar, where every stall has its own taste and scent.
Abundance under one roof
The Yaşıl Bazar — the 'Green Bazaar' — is one of Baku's colourful food markets. Under its roof stretch rows of stalls with fruit and vegetables, armfuls of greens, pyramids of spices, dried fruit, nuts, cheese, pickles and sweets. It is loud, vivid and smells delicious.
A bazaar in Baku is not just a shop under a roof but part of city life: a place where people bargain, offer tea, choose the ripest pomegranates and discuss the news. This site is a guide to the Green Bazaar: its rows, its goods, its atmosphere and how to get there.
The bazaar at a glance
At a Baku bazaar you buy not only produce but a pinch of joy and a glass of tea besides.
Where colours and tastes meet
Step under the roof of the bazaar and the colours surround you: ruby pomegranates, golden dried fruit, scarlet peppers, emerald greens, multicoloured mountains of spices. Each row has its own scent, each seller their own 'try this'.
See the rowsThis site is informational and educational. Most of the vivid images of the rows were created with AI; the range, prices and hours of the bazaar may change over time.