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разноцветные специи и приправы на прилавке турецкого базара в Анталии

Turkish bazaars in Antalya: color, benefits and part of everyday life

Life in Antalya — it’s not just the sea, the sun and a beautiful apartment in a modern complex. It’s also a real immersion in the local culture. One of the most vibrant elements of Turkish life are the bazaars — noisy, lively, fragrant and full of surprises.

The Turkish bazaar is not just a market. This weekly event is part of the city's tradition, where locals buy fresh produce, haggle, exchange news and meet friends. It is always bustling with life and a great way to experience the spirit and color of real Turkey.

When and where to look for a market?

The bazaar in Turkey is always mobile. If you went to the bazaar on Ataturk Street on Monday, on Tuesday the bazaar will no longer be there – it will move to another neighborhood.

How to find the bazaar? It's very simple: if you see people hurrying with wheeled carts, you're on the right track. Such carts are an essential attribute of the Turkish bazaar.

And, of course, you can find a list of markets on the city administration website. Almost every day of the week There is a market in some part of the city.

What can you find at the bazaar?

  1. Fresh vegetables and fruits — from farmers in nearby villages. Watermelons, figs, peaches, aromatic greens, tomatoes, peppers and much more — fresher than in supermarkets, and cheaper.
  2. Olives, spices and cheeses - home-grown varieties, natural products prepared according to traditional recipes.
  3. Clothing and textiles - inexpensive casual clothes, Turkish cotton, towels, bed linen. You can find interesting things from local manufacturers.
  4. Household goods and utensils — everything from knives and graters to kitchen utensils and carpets.
  5. Ready-made food - gozleme (thin flatbread with filling), baklava, simits, tea, Turkish coffee and much more. A great opportunity to have a snack right on the spot.

Turkish bazaar is an atmosphere

Living in Antalya, you quickly notice that going to the bazaar is a ritual. Your favorite vendor has the juiciest peaches. The granny in the corner has the best yogurt and home-grown greens. You are already on first-name terms with the olive vendor, and the owner of the tea stall pours you a glass without a word. It's a sense of belonging that no amount of money can buy.

Planning to move to Antalya? Find an apartment near a colorful bazaar and you will discover Turkey not only as a country, but also as a lifestyle. Our real estate experts will help you find the perfect property — in a convenient area, with the necessary infrastructure and surrounded by a real oriental atmosphere.