Best Fake Markets In Antalya Turkey

Most tourists travel to the coastal city of Antalya to relax and have fun and they spend most of their time in the hotel or on the beaches and do not know about the Best Fake Markets In Antalya. But since I stayed in this city for more than two weeks and visited different places such as Antalya fake market, I suggest tourists to visit the places that I will introduce below instead of spending time in the hotel like me.

If you’re a fan of fake designer clothes and are keen to discover the markets that offer them, this article is a must-read. By the end, you’ll know the inside scoop on the best place to buy fake clothes in Antalya.

If you are in a hurry and don’t want to read the whole article, extract the necessary information from the table below:

Best Fake Markets in Antalya Turkey

One of my goals when traveling to different cities is to learn about them in detail. Also, my first goal in this city was to find Fake Markets, which took me about a week. I learned many things in visiting these markets, and I will continue to share my experiences with you.

Saturday Side Neighborhood Market

Side Market is the best market in Antalya for buying replica items. In this outdoor market, you can cheaply purchase all kinds of shoes, bags, pants, shirts, hats, jackets, cologne, underwear, etc.

For example, you can buy the first quality copy of Adidas shoes by paying 10 to 15 Euros.

I did not buy anything when I entered this market because I knew that other sellers might sell their products at a lower price. You should also visit the whole market first and remember the sellers who have fair prices and buy the clothes you want from them. Also, remember to bargain before purchasing and ask the sellers for discounts before you purchase anything.

This market boasts many products featuring renowned brands such as Gucci, Adidas, Nike, Prada, etc. Most of these products are manufactured in Turkey, and their quality is relatively good, earning a rating of 70 out of 100.

Below are the prices of some of the products I saw in this market:

• T-shirt: 3 to 10 euros
• Sweatshirt: 10 euros
• Shirt: 15 to 20 euros
• Leather belt: 3 euros
• Women’s bag: 5 euros

The negative point of this market is that since most tourists visit it, the prices of products are slightly more expensive than those in other markets in Antalya.

This market is held on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Manavgat, 70 km from Antalya.

Address: Side, 07600 Manavgat/Antalya, Turkey

Location

Lara Cumartesi Pazarı Saturday

If you are looking for cheap clothes, I suggest this market. It is held on Saturdays near the beach and Konserve Halk Plajı.

I saw many goods in this market, such as t-shirts, pants, shorts, swimwear, bags, suitcases, and fruit, sold at a fair price.

Most of the sellers were selling clothes made in Turkey. The quality of the products in this market could be a lot higher, and I give 60 out of 100 points to the quality of the products of this market.

One of the market’s unique aspects is its diverse clientele. Not only tourists visit here, but locals who create a vibrant atmosphere also visit this market, which is why the prices are more affordable than in other markets.

The negative point of this market is that some sellers are rude and get angry if you ask them the price of the products, but you don’t buy from them. In such cases, you should keep your cool, and if you don’t intend to buy, walk away from the rude seller.

I spent about 3 hours visiting this market, which was worth it. To go to this market, take one of the buses KC06, LF09, TC16A, or TC93 to Sinanoğlu Cd-5 station.

Address: Şirinyalı, 07160 Muratpaşa/Antalya, Türkiye

Location

Antalya Old bazaar | Kaleiçi Kapalı Avm

Antalya Old Bazaar is the right choice if you like visiting an old place while buying fake clothes.

Step into an indoor market where you’ll find a surprising array of brands, such as Dior, Louis Vuitton, Nike, Adidas, and Balenciaga, all sold at remarkably low prices. It’s no secret that most of these products are not original, but the thrill of shopping at a reasonable price is part of the charm of the Antalya Old Bazaar.

The Old Bazaar has many shops, and all kinds of shoes, bags, belts, pants, shirts, glasses, and scarves are sold there.

Prices in the old bazaar are slightly higher than in Saturday Lara cumartesi pazarı. For example, the cost of a scarf in this market is about 300 liras, but the price in Lara cumartesi pazarı is about 150 lira.

Continuing my visit to this market, I bought a fake Armani wallet for 200 liras, a bargain of 180 liras. The interesting thing is that the price of the original Armani wallet is about 3600 lira, but in Antalya, you can buy it for 180 lira, with a slight difference in quality compared to the original wallet.

The positive point of this market is that the variety of products is wide, and you can buy anything you can think of from it. Also, the quality of the products in this market is high, and I gave them a score of 90 out of 100.

To go to this market, you can use tram T1A and T1B, get off at İsmetpaşa station, and reach the market with a short walk.

Address: Balbey, 07040 Muratpaşa/Antalya, Türkiye

Location

Dogu Garaji Market

Since Dogu Garaji Market is located near Antalya Old Bazaar, I took the T1A tram to Doğu Garajı Tramvay Durağı station and went to this market.

In addition to the tram, you can use GCK76A and KC34 buses to go to Cebesoy Cd-1 station and reach this market within a short walk.

I thought that only clothes were sold in this market. But, when I entered, I saw many vendors selling different goods, such as old copper dishes, perfumes, Turkish spices, Turkish coffee and tea, home decorations, original and fake clothes, handmade carpets, gold, beautiful jewelry, fruits, and leather products.

This market demonstrates a lively part of Turkish people’s life, and by visiting it, you can get to know the culture of the people of this city.

Working hours: 8 am to 7 pm

Address: Yüksekalan, Ali Çetinkaya Cd., 07100 Muratpaşa/Antalya, Turkey

Location

In closing

As I said at the beginning of the article, most people travel to this city to relax and have fun, and few of them shop there. For this reason, this city has fewer products and markets than Istanbul.

Finally, I suggest you use public transport to visit the places I introduced above and read the article “Antalya Public Transport” for more information.