10 Best Places to Go Shopping in Antalya

Kaleiçi is Antalya’s old and historic heart, and the steady influx of foreigners has seen scores of stalls spring up to meet demand throughout the area. While it can feel a tad touKaleiçi is the old and historic heart of Antalya. A steady influx of foreigners has seen scores of stalls spring up to meet demand throughout the area. While it can feel a tad touristy at times (especially during the peak summer season), there are plenty of artisanal wares worth browsing. The best action straddles its 3 primary shopping strips: Cumhuriyet, Güllük, and Atatürk.

Wander down these charming cobblestone streets, and you’ll find an army of local vendors trading from traditional Ottoman-style homes. Items range from kitsch souvenirs to intriguing antiques and bright Turkish rugs. If you need diving or watersports gear, head to Kaleiçi Marina instead – it’s worth visiting for the view alone. risty at times (especially during the peak summer season), there are plenty of artisanal wares worth browsing. The best action straddles its 3 primary shopping strips: Cumhuriyet, Güllük, and Atatürk.

Wander down these charming cobblestone streets, and you’ll find an army of local vendors trading from traditional Ottoman-style homes. From kitsch souvenirs to intriguing antiques and bright Turkish rugs, there’s plenty of variety. If you need diving or watersports gear, head to Kaleiçi Marina instead – it’s worth it for the view alone. 

Manavgat Market is the biggest bazaar in the Antalya Province. The sprawling indoor space houses a dizzying array of shops and stalls, most of which cater to the local crowd – it’s an authentic shopping experience. From clothing and spices to fresh produce and everyday essentials, this mega-market has it all. Remember to bargain with a smile. 

One of the cheapest way to get to Manavgat Market is by dolmuş (local buses) from the seaside villages of Side, Kumköy, and Evrenseki. If you’re coming from Antalya City, it’s much more convenient to hop on a tour.

Lara Street Market is a lively Saturday event in the Lara district, about a 15-minute drive east of Antalya’s Kaleiçi. The fleamarket-style affair stocks loads of second-hand clothes and decent quality counterfeit apparel. If it’s variety and rock-bottom prices you seek, Lara Street can’t be beaten.

While you’re there, check out the fragrant spice section, where exotic aromas waft through the air. The fresh and vegetable fruit section is particularly lively in the morning. Whenever you feel peckish, grab a feta cheese and spinach-laden Gözleme from one of the local stalls. Those on a budget can take a bus to Sinanoğlu or Ismet Gökşen Caddesi and walk the rest of the way.

The Land of Legends is a kid-friendly theme park and upmarket shopping district a 30-minute drive east of Antalya City. At its ritzy Shopping Avenue, you’ll find the best selection of high-end stores in the province. Stocking everything from glitzy jewellery to designer shoes and glam accessories, it’s a brilliant destination when you want to spend big.

Big-name international brands – Armani, Adidas, Samsonite, and so forth – rub shoulders with small Turkish players. As you’d expect, you’ll find a solid selection of toy stores dotted around the strip. Hungry shoppers can refuel at the food court, which serves hearty cuisine from around the world.

Güzeloba Mahallesi Kapalı Pazar is an expansive produce market in Güzeloba, around 15 minutes from Antalya City. The lively fresh food market lures bargain-hunting locals on their weekly grocery shopping trips. You’ll spot few foreigners here, making it a rewarding place to meander and people-watch.

This Friday-only fruit and veg bazaar is also remarkably cheap. You’ll typically purchase food directly from a local farmer, which keeps costs low and ensures top-notch quality. Come here to snag a bargain on goodies like nuts, oils, cheese, spices, meats, teas, and seafood.

Carsamba Pazari is an authentic produce market that takes place on Wednesdays. If you’re looking to rub shoulders with locals without straying too far from the city centre, this vibrant 2-storey bazaar is arguably your best bet as it's just a 10-minute drive from Kaleiçi. It gets a bit loud at times, but that’s all part of the fun.

Fresh fruit is the main attraction – you’ll find truckloads of dragonfruits, watermelons, and tangerines at Carsamba Pazari. Head to the 2nd floor for decent deals on off-brand casualwear.  

MarkAntalya AVM is your top choice for designer fashion in Antalya. The massive upscale mall hosts plenty of well-known international outlets, including Levis, DeFacto, H&M, and Waikiki. Some 155 brands, both Turkish and foreign, ply their trade – variety is a strong point here.

As the only modern shopping mall in central Antalya, it’s a convenient place to go shopping in the city. A state-of-the-art cinema, a leafy upstairs patio, a well-equipped kid’s playroom, and a food court give cause to spend many hours at MarkAntalya AVM.

TerraCity is a multi-storey shopping complex halfway between Antalya City and Lara Beach. The popular mall houses over 180 stores, most of which specialise in western apparel and shoes. An eclectic mix of Turkish and European designers trade here. 

The buzzing, 1000-capacity food court has all your usual international favourites, plus a handful of Turkish pizza joints. A large selection of kid-friendly attractions keeps the little ones entertained. Pop by Media Market on the ground floor if you need to replace (or upgrade) an electronic device.

The Mall of Antalya is one of the largest shopping centres in the Mediterranean. The monumental construction boasts a brilliant 1,600-square-metre children’s playground and an 11-screen multi-cinema complex that can accommodate up to 2,200 film buffs. 

At least 144 stores trade in the 2-floor retail mall, where an arched glass roof atrium lets in ample sunlight. You’ll find an impressive range of local and global brands, including the region’s biggest outlets of DeFacto and H&M. The Mall of Antalya is around 4 km west of the Antalya Airport anf 9 km northeast of Antalya city centre. 

The Old Bazaar is a great place to shop ff-brand apparel, handicrafts, and aromatic Turkish foodstuffs in Antalya. Located between the fluted minaret and the marina in central Kaleiçi, the bazaar attracts a decent stream of tourists each day. Therefore, don’t expect a bargain from the get-go – you’ll need to negotiate to snag a decent deal.

Nonetheless, you’ll find a range of crafty handmade wares that make for an interesting Antalya souvenir. There’s no shortage of gift ideas, from hubble bubble pipes and blue-glazed nazar boncuğu (Turkish eye amulets) to Ottoman turbans and woollen socks.