It doesn't matter if it's a weekday or a weekend; every day there is a colorful market in one of Bodrum's neighborhoods! Filled with fresh fruits and vegetables, natural products from local producers, handcrafted antiques and affordable clothing, Bodrum's neighborhood markets are one of the most enjoyable ways to shop and meet the local culture. In this article, you can easily find out which bazaar is in which neighborhood of Bodrum every day of the week and make your travel or daily life plans accordingly.
Below we have compiled Bodrum's neighborhood markets according to the days of the week and which products you can find:
Monday
- Güvercinlik (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Islamhaneleri (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Kumbahçe (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Torba (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Turkbuku (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
Tuesday
- Bodrum (Haberdashery)
- Derekoy (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Golkoy (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Turgutreis (Producer market - TARKO)
- Yalikavak (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
Wednesday
- Akçaalan (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Bodrum (Producer market - TARKO)
- Gumusluk (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Gundogan (Vegetable - Fruit - Haberdashery Market)
- Ortakent-Müskebi (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
Thursday
- Akyarlar (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Bitez (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Bodrum (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Torba (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Yalikavak (Clothing)
Friday
- Bodrum (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Geris (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Konacik (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Thuja (Vegetable and Fruit Market)
- Ortakent-Müskebi (Haberdashery)
- Yaliciftlik (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Yalikavak (Producer market - TARKO)
Saturday
- Ortakent-Müskebi (Producer market - TARKO)
- Turgutreis (Vegetable - Fruit - Haberdashery Market)
- Yaka (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Yalikavak (2nd hand market)
Market
- Bitez (2nd Hand Market)
- Bodrum (Antique Market)
- Cirkan (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Dirmil (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Gumbet (Vegetable - Fruit - Haberdashery Market)
- Kizilagac (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Koyunbaba (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
- Mumcular (Vegetable - Fruit - Haberdashery Market)
- Turgutreis (2nd Hand Market)
- Yahsi (Vegetable - Fruit Market)
Why Bodrum Markets?
These markets are not just places to shop. They are also one of the best ways to feel the spirit of the region. You should definitely visit these markets to chat with local producers, choose the freshest products of the season and feel the true texture of Bodrum.
Don't forget to save this list! This article will be your guide to explore the markets in different parts of Bodrum.
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