Antalya has more than 80 markets and bazaars selling handicrafts, spices, jewellery and clothing. The Old Market, north of the Clock Tower on Kazim Ozalp Caddesi, is one of the largest, with narrow lanes of clothing, leather, carpets, and gold and silver jewellery alongside the city's main food market.
Dogu Garaji market specialises in coffee, tea, spices, and handmade ceramics, while Kaleici's cobblestone lanes are the spot for antiques and Ottoman-era paintings. The Caglayan bazaar, in the southeast of the city, is a farmers' market open every Monday for fresh produce at low prices. The Orient Bazaar, Antalya Bazaar and Spice Market round out the main shopping areas.