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SHOPPING IN KUSADASI



Shopping in Kusadasi
Kusadasi offer you a great
 experiance with its bazaars,
local open markets and 
numerous shopping malls
 besides its all other beauties
 and opportunities.Here is some
advice we think will help you at 
shopping.

*You dont have to carry cash for shopping in Kusadasi.Credit and debit cards are accept 
in almost all shops.
*Altough the history of shopping malls doesnt go far back,there are now numerous malls
 in Kusadasi where you can find almost everything you want.The malls are accessible from
 most districts and a standart shopping malls accommodatesclothing stores,book stores,
technology stores and also food courts with many options to eat and drink.
*There are several streets and avenues in central Kusadasi that are famous for shopping spots.
Especially Kusadasi Grand Bazaar,Kusadasi City Bazaar,Ege Port Shopping mall,Marina Shopping 
mall and biggest one is Kusadasi AVM shopping mall where just 5 km outside Kusadasi.
*The Kusadasi Grand Bazaar is near the Kusadasi Port and hosts around 150 shops and stores.
İts is vibrant with many visitors every minute its is open and you can find carpets,jewelery,as
well as clothing,souvenir,decorative items there.
*Just couple of minute walking far from city centre of Kusadasi there is city market.İts open 
3 days a week.Tuesday and friday there are fruit markets and its giving you chance to test 
many different fruits also you can find spices here.on Wednesday there is clothes market here 
and probably it will be best time of your holiday because you can find many different 
companys clothes.(note:They sell fake staffs in Wednesday market and ofcourse you should 
do bargain in shopping)

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