With over 80 colourful markets and bazaars offering a variety of affordable handicrafts, spices, jewellery and clothing, Antalya is every shopaholic’s paradise. One of these prime markets is the Old Market, north of the Clock Tower, in Kazim Ozalp Caddesi. The closed-packed lanes offer clothing, souvenirs, leather, carpets, gold and silver jewellery, and the city’s prime food market. The Dogu Garaji market is the perfect place to take in the unique aromas of coffee, tea and various spices and explore an array of handmade ceramics and crafts. Those looking for a rustic shopping experience must visit Kaleici, a market made of narrow cobblestone streets located in the older part of Antalya, famous for antiques and paintings that date back to the Ottoman area. The Caglayan bazaar, located in southeast Antalya, is a pretty farmer’s market where visitors can buy fresh fruits, vegetables, olives, herbs, etc., for minimal prices every Monday. Tourists can explore some of the other famous markets: the Orient Bazaar, Antalya Bazaar, and Spice Market.
Here are the 15 best places for shopping in Antalya:
Markets in Antalya
1. Kaleici
Not exactly a market, Kaleiçi in Antalya is an old town and a neighbourhood known for its cobblestone streets lined with souvenir shops. These shops are known for selling various handmade items like bags and jewellery, antiques, clothes, paintings and carpets of great quality. The main strips to hit up are Cumhuriyet, Güllük, and Atatürk. Moreover, you can also roam around the neighbourhood admiring its pretty Ottoman-style timber houses.
Address: Selçuk, Uzun Çarşı Sk., 07100 Muratpaşa, Antalya Timings: 9:30 AM - 8:00 PM (Monday to Sunday)
2. Lara Street Market
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The Lara Street Market, open only on Saturdays, is a famous flea market-like setup located about 15 minutes from Kaleiçi. It is a must-visit in Antalya since it sells just about everything at low prices, especially fresh fruits, vegetables, aromatic spices and different kinds of cheese. You would also find a few stalls selling souvenirs and clothing items, many of which are second-hand. Don't forget to stop at a food stall to try out the delicious Gözleme, a flat bread stuffed with feta cheese, spinach, minced meat and potatoes. Again, make sure to bargain for better rates.
Address: Şirinyalı, 1500. Sk. 10 A, 07160 Muratpaşa/Antalya, Turkey Timings: 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM (Saturday), Sunday to Friday closed
3. Camyuva
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Open only once a week, the market in Camyuva is a beautiful place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables, spices, coffee, tea and even fish. There are also a few stalls that sell clothes, bags, sunglasses, household items and more. Don't forget to bargain for better prices!
Address: Çamyuva, 07980 Kemer, Antalya Timings: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Wednesdays), Thursday to Tuesday closed
4. Manavgat Market
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The biggest market in the Antalya Province, the Manavgat Market, is an indoor establishment synonymous with an authentic Turkish shopping experience. Several shops and stalls here sell all sorts of goods, including clothing items, souvenirs, homeware, and food items like spices, tea, coffee, groceries, etc. It is a great place to buy some fresh fruits and vegetables too. Don't forget to bargain!
Address: A. Pazarcı, No:, 1004. Sk. No:7, 07600 Manavgat/Antalya, Turkey Timings: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Monday, Thursday), 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday), Sunday closed
5. Tosmur Bazaar
A famous market located between the Migros supermarket and 5. Sk street, Tosmur Bazaar is open only once a week and features many stalls selling diverse products. You can buy items like clothes, bags, footwear, souvenirs and jewellery here at cheap rates. Moreover, there are also fruits and vegetables, coffee, tea, spices, meat and household goods. Bargaining is key!
Address: Cumhuriyet Karakolu belediye, ve Sarıtaş otel yanı, Alanya Timings: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Sundays), Closed from Monday to Saturday
6. Old Bazaar
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Open every day, the Old Bazaar or the Antalya Bazaar near the marina is a famous shopping spot in the city owing to its numerous stores selling diverse products. It is partially covered and is known to sell various kinds of Turkish souvenirs, including blue-glazed nazar boncuğu or Turkish eye amulets, hubble bubble pipes, Ottoman turbans and more, along with leather goods, handmade bowls and plates, clothes, woollen socks etc. Many vendors also sell spices. Moreover, there is a small lane next to the market where coppersmiths sell tea trays, pots, pans, plates etc. Make sure to haggle!
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The Friday Market, set up in the centre of Alanya once a week, is a popular and big bazaar close to the Ataturk monument. It attracts locals and tourists due to its many vendors selling different goods. As you walk around the market, you will find items like clothes, shoes, bags, souvenirs,s and fresh fruits and vegetables at reasonable prices. Be careful not to let the sellers trick you into buying more than you want, and don't forget to bargain!
The entire old town of Side in Antalya, set on a peninsula, is like an open-air market with countless shops and stalls open from morning till night. It is one of the best places in the city to find unique souvenirs like carpets, ceramics, leather goods, gold and silver jewellery, clothes, glass mosaic lamps, sea foam carvings and more. Food items like tea, coffee and spices are also sold by many. The stalls might be open longer than usual if you visit during the summers.
Address: Side, 07330 Manavgat Antalya Timings: 9:30 AM - 9:00 PM
9. Güzeloba Mahallesi Kapalı Pazar
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Located about 15 minutes from Antalya, Güzeloba Mahallesi Kapalı Pazar is the ideal market to visit if you wish to shop for fresh produce. There are rows of stalls here stocked with various colourful fruits and vegetables, all available at cheap prices and sold by the farmers. Other food items you would find here are tea, cheese, nuts, oils, spices, seafood, and meat.
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The famous Okurcalar Bazaar is close to the Alparslan Türkeş Boulevard and is a covered market where you can find souvenirs and food items. Some items you can buy here include clothes, sportswear, shoes, bags, and homeware, many of which are dupes of popular brands. Furthermore, it is a great place to find flavoured tea, different spices, fresh fruits, vegetables etc. Although the prices are reasonable, it is advisable to haggle for better rates.
While the traditional bazaars in Antalya remain the main attraction for shoppers owing to their charm, the city has recently witnessed the establishment of many modern shopping malls where you would find a plethora of international brands. The following are 5 luxurious shopping centres in Antalya:
11. MarkAntalya
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The MarkAntalya shopping centre lies in the city's heart and is famous for its multi-coloured facade. It is home to over 155 local and international brands and boutiques that sell clothes, footwear, bags, electronics, homeware, makeup, stationery and toys, amongst other things. A few of its stores are Aker, Bombay Fit Shop, DeFacto, H&M, MAC, Panço, and Samsung. You can also grab a bite to eat at the food court with restaurants and fast food joints or watch a movie at the cinema hall.
Address: Tahılpazarı, Kazım Özalp Cd. No:84, 07040 Muratpaşa/Antalya, Turkey Timings: 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM (Monday to Sunday)
2. Mall of Antalya
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Situated close to the Antalya Airport, the Mall of Antalya is a popular shopping destination with about 144 stores. It has local and international brands selling clothing, footwear, accessories, sports goods, toys, electronics, homeware and more. Some of the most popular brands here are Adidas, Cacharel, Gant, KidsGo, English Home and Media Markt etc. The mall also has a big food court, movie theatre and an indoor children's playground.
Address: Altınova Sinan, Mahallesi, Serik Cd. No:309 D:91, 07170 Kepez/Antalya, Turkey Timings: 10:30 AM - 10:30 PM (Monday to Sunday)
3. Özdilek Park
Özdilek Park is a famous shopping centre in the north of Antalya that is spread across 4 floors and houses about 114 stores. The centre consists of Turkish and international brands that sell clothing items, accessories, homeware, electronics, footwear, books, beauty and skincare products, toys and more. DeFacto, Addax, Efor, Lizay, English Home, Vestel, Schafer and Madame Coco and a few of its popular stores. Moreover, you can eat at the food court, catch a movie at the theatre or visit the playpark with children.
Address: Fabrikalar, Fikri Erten Cd. No.2, 07090 Kepez/Antalya, Turkey Timings: 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM (Monday to Sunday)
4. The Land of Legends Shopping Avenue
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Situated about 40km outside Antalya, The Land of Legends Shopping Avenue is a renowned shopping destination resembling a castle with a canal flowing through its courtyard. It is a shopper's paradise owing to its 300 Turkish and international brands, which sell products like clothes, footwear, cosmetics, homeware, toys, sports goods, electronics etc. You would find stores like Adidas, Calzedonia, Edwards, Koska, Rafine Gourmet Market, Toyzzshop and Vakko here. It also has numerous cafes, restaurants and a big amusement park.
Address: Merkez, Atatürk Cd. No:104, 07500, 07500 Serik/Antalya, Turkey Timings: 10:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Monday to Sunday)
5. Terra City
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Terra City, located between Lara Beach and Old Town, is a well-known shopping centre in Antalya that comprises over 180 stores. Numerous domestic and international brands are known to sell items like clothing, accessories, footwear, toys, books, home decor, sports goods, beauty and skincare products etc. You would find stores like Armani Exchange, Bargello, Decathlon, L'Occitane, Miniso etc. along with hypermarkets like Haribo and Macro Center. Terra City also has about 30 eateries.
Address: Fener, Tekelioğlu Cd. No:55, 07160 Muratpaşa/Antalya, Turkey Timings: 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM (Monday to Sunday)
Whether you're looking for locally made items to take home as souvenirs or for international brands, there are plenty of shopping spots across Antalya where you would find just about everything that you'd want.
