Practically every area in Antalya, a weekly market is conducted where locals may purchase fresh produce, spices, and other items. There are also fixed marketplaces that are open every day of the week. Browse the many traditional Anatolian gifts and trinkets available. Make sure to visit the shops that sell spices and sweets like halva or baklava if you want to experience authentic flavors. Like in other Turkish bazaars, vendors are frequently willing to negotiate their costs, so don't be shy about using your negotiating talents.
The Antalya Bazaar is open every day of the week and has everything you could want. You can get presents, leather items, spices, apparel, souvenirs, and much more. Also, a lot of inexpensive items are available. Normally, the salespeople are amenable to jokes and price-haggling.
The bazaar is located in the heart of Antalya, is partially covered, and is therefore highly well-liked by tourists. You can also take a stroll through the narrow alleyway close to the market, where coppersmiths still operate and make things today much as they did a century ago. Pots, plates, and tea trays are in great demand.
A staggering variety of fresh fruits, fish, vegetables, spices, and olives from the nearby villages are available in the market. This market is a terrific area to observe the residents that come here to conduct their weekly business and discover the customary and well-liked neighborhood markets.
Duration Required
4.5
