Tehran Jomeh Bazaar: Friday Market Guide and Photo Report
Tehran’s Jomeh Bazaar, or Friday Market, is a long-running market known for handicrafts, vintage objects, decorative pieces, clothing and small collectibles. For visitors, much of its appeal comes from browsing rather than shopping for a specific item.
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Tehran Jomeh Bazaar at Abbasad
The market has moved from its former Parvaneh Parking location. The article’s photographs document the character of Tehran’s Friday-market tradition and the range of objects and stalls associated with it. Because venue arrangements and opening details can change, travelers should confirm current access locally before making a dedicated trip.
For wider planning around the capital, see the Tehran travel guide.
What to Expect at Tehran’s Friday Market
The market is best approached as a browsing experience. Stalls may include Iranian crafts, second-hand objects, jewelry, household pieces and decorative items. The selection varies, so the photographs below are a visual record rather than a fixed inventory of what visitors will find on a particular Friday.
Tehran Jomeh Bazaar in Photos
Shah-e Rey Jome Bazar in the South of Tehran
