Sarboush Market in Nishapur, which is also known as the Historical Market of Nishapur or even the Old Market, is one of the most valuable and important markets in Iran and is one of the places of interest in the city of Nishapur, which is where most of the tourists who travel to this city visit it. They will definitely visit it. Sarposh Bazaar, which actually means Neyshabur Bazaar, was registered in the list of national monuments of Iran with number 6739, 16 years ago, on January 10, 2001.
Now you may have a question why the name of this bazaar is Sarpas. In fact, because of its covered and roofed market, this market became a crossing and passageway for the people of Nishapur, and it became known as the covered market. Among the old names of this market, we can mention the Old Market, which is still very popular among the elderly.
The historic Nishapur Bazaar is one of the unique covered markets of Khorasan Razavi Province, which you may not believe, but the Nishapur Covered Bazaar is about 550 years old and is still in use and still standing.

Another interesting point about this market is that this market is the only internal market in Khorasan Province that still has a large percentage of it intact. This old market is about one kilometer long, and it is the only remaining part of a large market in ancient Nishapur. In fact, the length of the Veiled Market of Nishapur is about 750 meters, its width ranges from 3.40 to 80.3 metres, and the height from the ground to the dome is equal to 3.40 metres, and also ranges up to 5.90 metres.
Sarboush Market in Neyshabur is one of the traditional markets in Iran, which was built gradually without a master plan and has all the characteristics of Iranian markets. Among the elements that make up the Nishapur market are the market row, the various commercial rows, the corridors, the greenhouses, the teams, the Qaysariyya, shops selling goods, and other elements that the market needs, such as cafes, cafes, mosques, and the end is a bathroom. This market is so big that it starts from Mashhad Gate and ends at Iraq Gate.
The headwear market in Nishapur was established and expanded in different periods. As we mentioned above, the old part of the Sarbush market of Nishapur, which starts from the Iraq Gate, south of the current market towards the north, dates back to the Safavid era, and the rule of this market continued towards the north and in different periods of the Zandiyya until now, and it was added to it late.

It is said that the renovation or construction of this market is one of the reforms carried out by Shah Abbas Safavi during his stay in Nishapur. In this market, as we mentioned, work and life still go on and people still use it in the same way as before. The decorations used in this market include brick caps that can be seen in a dormant form, and prominent brick veins and flower pots in some of its northern arches.
The front entrance doors of this market are also made of wood. These wooden doors with different designs like knots and grilles in this market attract the attention of every visitor. In general, the Nyishapuri headdress market collection is characterized by special simplicity and the motifs of Nyishapuri architecture, design and Islamic architecture can be seen in its associated elements.