
Bodrum’s shopping scene is unexpectedly diverse. On each day of the week, there’s bound to be a weekly market operating in different towns and villages around the peninsula. Not only do the markets provide locally sourced fresh produce for Bodrum residents, but they’re also a cultural experience for holidaymakers. For a respite from the blazing outdoor heat, seek shelter in the air-conditioned shopping centres with international shopping and dining options under 1 roof.
On a slow stroll through the narrow backstreets of Bodrum Town Centre, you’ll inevitably be lured in by the beckoning of quirky boutiques, quaint bookstores, and leather shops. With late closing hours, you can take your time in the stores to look for one-of-a-kind souvenirs to remember Bodrum by.
Look out for Turkish carpets or kilims
适合: 购物者
Shopping is a real pleasure in Bodrum, with its many shops lined in the narrow streets between whitewash buildings. Leather goods of all kinds, natural sponges and the local blue glass beads are among the bargains to be found in the shops of the city centre.
Leather, carpet, jewellery, copper and souvenir shops are lined on both sides of main streets like Cumhuriyet and it’s often hard to resist the urge to walk in and start bargaining with the shopkeeper as you sip on the drink that’s offered to you as you enter. Look out for unique double-knotted Turkish carpets or kilims, steeped in the history and tradition of Türkiye. These carpets symbolise many different faces of Turkish culture.
地址: Cumhuryeti Cd., 48420 Bodrum, Muğla, Türkiye

Bodrum city centre
Bargain hard for fashion items and souvenirs
适合: 购物者
Bodrum bazaars are among the top spots in the city for budget travellers to get their retail fix. It takes place at a different part of Bodrum City on each day of the week, so it’s a good idea to check with a local beforehand. You’ll find all sorts of goodies within this haphazard ensemble of frantic shops and stalls, from artisanal souvenirs to knock-off fashion, and everything in between.
Of course, you’ll need to bargain hard to snag a deal as the vendors expect a stiff negotiation to accompany every sale. But with a little patience and perseverance – and don’t forget to crack a smile – you’ll find the wares here to have the best value in the city. So give Bodrum’s designer boutiques and upmarket malls a miss and check out its bustling bazaar instead.
Shop for locally sourced fresh produce in this sheltered market
适合: 购物者, 餐饮
Head to Ortakent Farmers’ Market (Ortakent Pazari) in Bodrum for dried goods and seasonal fresh local produce. Here, you can find meat, cheese, fruits, nuts, milk and honey from local villagers as well as various spices that make for wonderful souvenirs.
After working up an appetite from walking around the spacious indoor market, you can enjoy piping-hot flatbreads like lahmacun, a flat piece of dough topped with minced meat, herbs and vegetables from one of the baked goods stalls. There’s also a cafeteria where you can have your morning coffee and breakfast.