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Which mall would you recommend to shop?
Good day. Dear experts in Turkey, please, tell me, which shopping center in Antalya is better to go shopping? And how to get there on your own from Goynuk Hotel Mirada del Mar. I would be very grateful for any help.
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Last year, all of our people went to Migros (a large shopping center in Antalya). A minibus goes straight there from Goynuk.
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answered 12 years ago
In Migros and Deepo. There is also some street in Antalya with ridiculous prices, animators drove my children there, with whom they became friends. If you ride a dolmus: get out of the hotel, stop without crossing the road. Buses will slow down near you, say "Antalya, Migoros", they will take you straight to the shopping center. $7 per person. Prices are above the driver's seat, in any currency. You pay when you get off the bus. BUT, in my opinion, there you can "shop" well only in Waikiki (Turkish brand with low prices). In other boutiques, the prices are exorbitant. But finding a stop back, if you look for the first time, is not so easy)) The one opposite the shopping center, only those buses that go to Beldibi stop on it. If to Goynuk, it's a little away from the shopping center. If you're interested in where, just ask.
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answered 12 years ago
Well, of course Migros! The biggest mall in Antalya! We went from Kemer, it seems cheaper than 7 bucks, but that was in 2010. Just cross the road back and slow down the minibus with the KEMER sign, it seems like it goes through Goynuk! And if you look out the window from the Migrosovsky "restaurant courtyard", you will see the final minibus. If you correctly orient yourself where it is, then you can stomp right there from the shopping center.
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answered 12 years ago
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Greetings!
You can be more detailed - where to look for this Dipo and where is this street with ridiculous prices. When we walked around Antalya, we didn’t find anything like that. Although Antalya is a huge city, of course ... When we were driving from some kind of excursion, we noticed something like high-speed trams or an underground metro))) Then, once in Antalya, they never found where it was)))
Greetings!
You can be more detailed - where to look for this Dipo and where is this street with ridiculous prices. When we walked around Antalya, we didn’t find anything like that. Although Antalya is a huge city, of course ... When we were driving from some kind of excursion, we noticed something like high-speed trams or an underground metro))) Then, once in Antalya, they never found where it was)))
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answered 12 years ago
Hello Alexandr! I can’t say where this street is)) My son says that we were driving a car and didn’t remember)) About Dipo. This is a stock center, prices are cheaper there than in Migros. In order not to get lost, I advise you to just get to the Otogar bus station in Antalya, and from there just transfer to dolmush to Dipo (you can just ask). It will take a little longer, but for sure!
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answered 12 years ago
Yes, by the way, even about Dipo. Tiam every Tuesday additional discounts and special prices, so it's better to go on Tuesday. The store has its own website, which also has a bus schedule.
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answered 12 years ago
Street with cheap prices u003d Gulluk-or Gulluk (you need to look in Turkish) - Gulluk like. Although you didn’t find signs with street names in Antalya. If you are in Kaleici from the Attalu monument (where dancing fountains) go towards Migros (Archaeological Museum ) in the direction of the retro tram. This street will be to the right in one block. I know for sure (last year we did not get from the Archaeological Museum to Kaleici one stop. We saw this Gulluk, but I didn’t say anything about the prices, we ourselves walked in the old city. And where is this space tram - if you go from Kaleici up from the sea near the aforementioned monument to Attalus - just run into the line of this tram - you can get to the Antalya bus station on it (there all the minibuses stop, in the direction to Tekirova inclusive) By the way, on this street -the farther from Kaleiçi, prices drop significantly (ate kebabs in Kaleiçi 13 liras, four quarters later, 3.5 liras)
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answered 12 years ago
In short, you need to dance from the bus station to find both a tram and a dipo and a cheap street. Thanks everyone, I'll try to find it.
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answered 12 years ago
Anafartalar Caddesi, Antalya, Türkiye and Google maps to help you, this is the sales street in the Kalechi district, shops start right from the park on the waterfront (there is also an equestrian monument to the Sultan). There are few tourists, Russian is not spoken everywhere, respectively, the prices are divine, lately we go shopping only there. I don’t know how to get there by public transport, I always drive a rental car on the map.
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answered 12 years ago
You will not find anything interesting in Migros, the prices are the same as in the shopping centers of hypermarkets such as Real, Rio in your native Volgograd, from the shopping centers I can also advise Collezione, besides the aforementioned Deepo, by transport you quite rightly noticed that you take a dolmush from Goynuk to OTOGARA (bus station Antalya), and there you will always find a Russian-speaking resident who will gladly explain everything to you and even draw (believe me, I drove the car myself, but I had a map of Antalya)
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answered 12 years ago
babol Gulluk Caddesi is the old name of Anafartalar Caddesi, they also rename it :))
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answered 12 years ago
PolikSVT please tell us in more detail how to find all the same a stop from which you need to go back to Goynuk
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answered 12 years ago
If you leave Migros through the main entrance, which is from the side of the highway, you need to go to the right and go to the first intersection of 200-300 meters, where the main highway intersects with another equally busy road, it turns out that there will be a little wasteland on the right. At the crossroads, turn right and without turning, another 300 meters, you will see a stop where several dolmush usually stand.
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answered 12 years ago
Yes, not at all)) We were looking for the first time in the dark, we barely found it)) To the extreme, ask the Turks: Goynuk, dolmush. That's what we were looking for. That's it, I packed my suitcase, I'm flying to my beloved Kemer !!!
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answered 12 years ago
Only today we returned from Turkey, rested in Goynuk. I can give the most accurate information about shopping centers. At Mirada, take a dolmush to Antalya (4 dollars or 5 lira, better lira-cheaper), at the final stop at Migros, immediately take the KC03 bus - it goes to Dipo (2 lira), but this is a whole tour of Antalya (45-50 minutes) near the airport. Only Dipo disappointed us, alas, the prices are not an outlet, the quality is also very few well-known brands. In Migros, the prices are steeper, but the quality is much better. We are the fourth time in Turkey, and still we return to Gyulyuk, from Migros dolmus CV47 (1.75 lira) goes along this whole street, go back on it, tell the driver Kemer bass and he will drop you right at the dolmus stop in Kemer, Goynuk, near the Anatolian Aquarium. The spectacle is also impressive there, especially the underwater tunnel (entrance $28). Good luck and have a good rest!!!
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answered 12 years ago
Tip for vacationers in the Kemer area, get to Migros, and then change to the necessary public transport. It is better to go to Gulluk on a large red-black bus KL 08, which goes much more often than small minibuses.
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answered 12 years ago
For orientation, at first the bus travels in a straight line for about 15 minutes, and then turns 90 degrees to the right. As soon as you turn, you are on Gulluk or Anafartalar street. On the same bus or on KC 06 you can also get to the city center, to Kaleici (Old Town). The fare is 1.75 liras, approximately 1 dollar.
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answered 12 years ago
Now in Turkey. I vote for Gulyuk! There and Waikiki 6-storey, and the collection is good. But in Migros this time it’s somehow dreary simple))) It’s very poor in terms of assortment and there are almost no discounts))
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