Shopping
6 questions from travelers about Shopping in General, Turkey.
Questions
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Best shopping from Belek and Kadriye hotels: does Migros have baby supplies, and where to find brands like Nike, H&M, Zara, and LC Waikiki?
For everyday shopping from Belek, Migros in Kadriye is the easiest option and usually stocks groceries, diapers, baby food, toiletries, and some household basics, but it is not a full fashion mall. For brands like Nike, H&M, Zara, and LC Waikiki, travelers usually go to Mall of Antalya and Deepo Outlet near Antalya Airport or to NovaMall in Manavgat.
1 source · 14 days ago
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Can you pay in euros or US dollars in shops in Turkey, and will you get change in lira?
Many tourist-facing shops in Turkey accept euros and US dollars, and change is usually given in Turkish lira. In chains like Migros this is not a currency exchange service, just foreign-currency payment; small tourist shops often inflate prices, and bargaining is possible but not always welcomed.
2 sources · 8 days ago
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Do Turkish all-inclusive hotels provide free beach towels, or should I bring my own?
Most all-inclusive hotels in Turkey charge for beach towels (around $5 as a deposit or rental fee), so many travelers bring their own thin towels or buy cheap ones locally instead.
1 source · 2 days ago
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How can you tell if whisky in Turkey is genuine Scotch import or locally bottled from Scottish spirits?
Don’t rely only on the front label saying "blended scotch whisky". For a fully imported Scotch, travelers recommend checking the fine print for wording like "distilled and bottled in Scotland"; phrases such as "product of Scotland" alone may not mean the bottle was actually filled in Scotland.
1 source · 6 days ago
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How to get a Migros loyalty card in Turkey without a local phone number?
A Turkish phone number is required to register for the Migros loyalty card and use their delivery service. A virtual Turkish number may work as a workaround.
1 source · 28 days ago
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Where to buy fresh fruit, vegetables and souvenirs near your hotel in Turkey?
Most areas have weekly outdoor markets with produce and clothing, plus permanent shops and malls nearby. Dried fruits and Turkish delight are available at market stalls.
1 source · 27 days ago