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What are the prices for clothes in Turkey ?, more precisely in Alanya?
And is it possible to go shopping?
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Prices for clothes in Alanya are more expensive than in Istanbul. at all resorts, prices are calculated for tourists, but bargaining is appropriate everywhere. From the offered price, you can bargain up to 50% discounts. And you can walk around the shops as much as you like, there would be money.
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answered 17 years ago
Alas, I didn’t manage to get around all the stores, but as far as I remember last year, the prices are the same as the average for Russia, things do not differ in special quality, in principle, everything is the same as in our stores. I mainly focused on jewelry, where the prices are much cheaper. As for the opportunity to take a walk, then no problem, there will be no harassment if you do not give a reason!
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answered 17 years ago
The resorts throw away what was not sold in Istanbul. Therefore, shopping in Alanya is not worth doing. And you can go shopping and look for souvenirs, you just need to bargain. It is advisable to learn numbers in Turkish and bargain in their native language, then a good discount is provided. (Verified personally!)
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answered 17 years ago
Prices vary from ridiculous to...
You need to bargain, call the amount offered by the seller 35%, agree on 50% if you want to buy.
You need to bargain, call the amount offered by the seller 35%, agree on 50% if you want to buy.
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answered 17 years ago
Not far from Alanya, in Konakli, on Monday, their own Turkish bazaar came, it is from 8 am to 10 pm, there prices are for locals, although a third of tourists. They bought a lot of things there for ridiculous prices and really liked the bazaar, like a slice of a real Turkish, unfamiliar life for us. I have been to Turkey many times, I have seen a lot of things, but I remember the faces, types, manner of speaking, haggling only from this bazaar. And in ordinary shops and bazaars for tourists, all sorts of nonsense and prices are higher than in Kyiv.
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answered 17 years ago
I think there is nothing to buy at all, except for souvenirs home. The prices are kapets, and the goods are really like in Ukraine. In tourist cities, the markup is 200%. If your goal is shopping, then you need to go to Istanbul or go to local bazaars.
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answered 17 years ago
You need to go shopping, even if you don’t buy - it’s a joy for the locals. For them, it's advertising. I bought a leather raincoat in Antalya, the initial price for it was 900 euros, and agreed on a price of $ 350. And the sleeves were altered (there was a very difficult job) and then delivered to the hotel. And we were very lucky with textiles in Kirishi - we paid $ 28 for 2 adult bathrobes and we were given a children's one and a bunch of towels, napkins)) The main thing is to be friends with them !!! Everything in the mall is really expensive.
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answered 17 years ago
The main thing is not to go shopping to the textile shopping center (Antalya), where the same TEZTUR is sent ... Dull clothes at incredible prices, it's a pity for the wasted time and it's just hard to understand those who buy there.
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answered 16 years ago
AM I GOING TO TURKEY FOR THE FIRST TIME???
(QUALITATIVE). WHAT DO YOU ADVISE???
(QUALITATIVE). WHAT DO YOU ADVISE???
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answered 14 years ago
