No matter what you are looking for, you will find it here. Quite a lot of shouting, but the atmosphere is great. You can easily spend a whole day at Kemeraltı.

Compared to the Grand Bazaar, this is much smaller and it is also more pricey.

Entering from the Konak Square,tens of small streets mostly closed to trafic,take care of the mess of all kinds of bikes and porters,hundreds of shops selling everything apart from transport vehicles,handworks of carpet-leather-glass-metal-textile-jewelry,lots of tiny restaurants-coffee houses, alcohol serving at fish restaurants,inexpensive everything including cheap Chinese exports,antique shops - but selling just old hosewares - nearby the "Kadınlar Hanı" which... More

Kemeralti Market is a great bazaar for shopping cheap. You can almost find anything you want from clothing to kitchenware. The place it settles down is a kind of a maze so try not to get lost :)

you will find it at Kemeralti. Especially when you are looking for leather jackets. But be careful when a cruise ship is in town ... prices are much higher when you are a tourist. You have to deal, don't accept the first price they tell you.

wow what shopping - prices displayed so makes it a lot easier. Good snack facilities. Mostly closed on a Sunday

One of the best places to understand Turkish Culture. You can find all kinds of people, different types food, and goods from clothes to electronics there. Also have some historical mosques and bazaars inside but I would recommend a native guide to visit them.

Although listed as June 2011 travel, I have been there many, many times. Make sure you either know your way around or take a Turkish friend. There are many stalls on many small avenues which can get you turned around quite easily. Remember to barter, it is half the fun. But please be respectful and know the value of something... More

Wow this is a must visit destination on visiting Izmir. Spend hours viewing all the souvenirs and chatting to the locals. Enjoy eating local food in this amazing embience