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are there places for shopping? where to go for shopping?
I want to know where to go shopping, are there any shops nearby?
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Nearby there is Alara Bazaar (10-15 minutes walk and cross the road). It's full of shops and cafes.
If you want more, then in Alanya. You can easily get there by local buses.
In Alanya, I like the Alanyum, Metro and Kipa shopping centers. They are on the same side of the street, practically next to each other.
Here on the map (if you move along the map from the Metro to the upper left corner, you will see them).
http://wikimapia.org/#lat=36. 5429152&lon=32.0351672&z=17&l=1&m=b&v=1
Still on Ataturk Boulevard is full of shops, incl. and my favorite is Waikiki (but there is also one in Alanium). Prices are in lira, but they take any currency, but change it at their own rate. Therefore, I would advise you to change money in exchangers for lira and pay with them. That's the most beneficial.
You can recognize the exchangers by the yellow plate and the inscription Change Office
If you want more, then in Alanya. You can easily get there by local buses.
In Alanya, I like the Alanyum, Metro and Kipa shopping centers. They are on the same side of the street, practically next to each other.
Here on the map (if you move along the map from the Metro to the upper left corner, you will see them).
http://wikimapia.org/#lat=36. 5429152&lon=32.0351672&z=17&l=1&m=b&v=1
Still on Ataturk Boulevard is full of shops, incl. and my favorite is Waikiki (but there is also one in Alanium). Prices are in lira, but they take any currency, but change it at their own rate. Therefore, I would advise you to change money in exchangers for lira and pay with them. That's the most beneficial.
You can recognize the exchangers by the yellow plate and the inscription Change Office
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answered 13 years ago
In my opinion, there are no Turks on the market at all, only people from the Caucasus. They are not traded very well, and they strive to cheat. Household small things and food can be bought on the way to the market on the left side down the stairs. First, the SPA center with a big red sign, the next descent is the store itself. Tat local Turks buy goods, prices are more or less affordable. We were in the spa too. There, in addition to various massages, peeling, etc., a new service is a pedicure with fish.
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answered 13 years ago