Einkaufen - Malls

Located on Atatürk Boulevard in Sakarya Neighborhood, Çeşme, İzmir, CADDE PLUS Shopping Center is a boutique and compact destination that caters to the region's modern needs. Distinguished by both its indoor and outdoor spaces, this shopping center is emerging as Çeşme's new meeting point thanks to its central location and easy accessibility. It houses popular brands such as DeFacto, Mavi, Penti, and Watsons for fashion and cosmetics, while Koçtaş Fix and Samsung cater to home and technology needs. Gürmar Supermarket is available for daily grocery shopping, and various dining options like Pasaport Pizza, Tepe Kahve, and Midyeci Yaşar Usta provide visitors with an enjoyable culinary experience. A favorite among families, the mall also features a Toyhipo toy store and a children's play area. Additionally, visitors can benefit from complementary services such as free indoor and outdoor parking, an electric vehicle charging station (Eşarj), a car wash, a prayer room, and a baby care room.

Çeşme Bazaar is a vibrant shopping destination nestled among buildings of historical Greek architecture, offering a blend of local delicacies and unique boutiques. Ideal for those seeking a calmer and more affordable atmosphere compared to Alaçatı, the bazaar presents a wide range of local products, from mastic cookies, mastic jam, and mastic coffee to olive oil, olives, and fig jam. Various stops contribute to the bazaar's unique character, ranging from the Çeşka Dükkan cooperative, offering handmade silver jewelry and baby clothes, to the historic Rumeli Patisserie, which has been serving mastic ice cream, pudding, and cookies since 1945. For souvenir seekers, handmade ceramics, glasswork, and evil eye beads are also among the bazaar's must-have items. Right next to the bazaar, Çeşme Marina hosts world-renowned brands like Vakko and Yargıcı, while Cadde Plus Mall offers an alternative for those seeking a more modern shopping experience. Every Wednesday, a local market offers fresh vegetables, fruits, and textile products. During the summer season, vehicle access to the area is restricted, permitted only between 4:00 AM and 11:00 AM.

Çeşme Marina, located in İzmir's Çeşme district, is an award-winning lifestyle and shopping center renowned for its luxury boutiques, distinguished restaurants, and cafes. Actively operating since 2026, the marina offers a cosmopolitan atmosphere to both boat owners and shopping and gastronomy enthusiasts. For fashion and apparel, it hosts world-renowned brands like Vakko, Vakkorama, Polo Garage, Mendo's, Zeki Triko, and Urban Hub. Those seeking home decor will find options at Vakko Home and Uzaq Home. For daily necessities, the on-site CarrefourSA branch provides convenience to visitors. On the dining front, highlights include Ferdi Baba Restaurant, famous for its seafood; Fuente Restaurant, known for its international cuisine and cocktails; and Dodici restaurant, offering Italian delicacies. Visitors can also enjoy a pleasant break at cafes such as Starbucks, Özsüt, and Alaköy Pastanesi.

Nestled amidst cobblestone narrow streets and historic stone houses, Alaçatı Çarşı remains one of the Aegean's most popular shopping destinations, featuring unique boutiques, art galleries, and antique shops. Beyond design boutiques like Anjelique by SO, which sets the region's fashion trends, and Stil Ala, renowned for its 'one-of-a-kind' pieces, visitors are also drawn to the Antique Dealers' Bazaar opposite Pazaryeri Mosque, where they can discover objects from old Greek houses, vintage furniture, and original sculptures. Every Saturday, the famous Alaçatı Village Market comes alive, offering local herbs, organic olive oils, handmade textiles, and mastic products, making it an essential stop for both local and international tourists. Within the Çarşı, visitors can find a variety of unique products such as mastic jam, mastic cookies, handmade jewelry, ceramic objects, personalized bags, and bohemian-style clothing. Among Alaçatı Çarşısı's prominent venues are Kırmızı Ardıç Kuşu, one of the region's first art galleries; Isla Bonita, known for its ceramic brooches and retro designs; and Kirli Çıkı Art Gallery, a cultural highlight. Appealing to both shopping enthusiasts and those wishing to soak in the Aegean atmosphere, Alaçatı Çarşısı offers a unique discovery experience with every visit.

Kemalpaşa Street, considered the heart of Alaçatı, offers a unique experience to shopping enthusiasts with its narrow streets winding between authentic stone buildings, chic boutiques, and art galleries. The street boasts a wide range of products, from handmade items by local designers to internationally renowned brands; prominent stores like Anjelique by SO Alaçatı, Stil Ala, Bashaques & Via Maro, and Kızçe ile Haremlique İstanbul provide visitors with a distinctive shopping experience. Beaded necklaces, silver jewelry crafted from natural stones, Alaçatı's unique mastic jam, lavender sachets, and olive oil soaps are among the street's most popular souvenirs. For those seeking ceramic objects, antiques, and handmade decorative items, the street and its surrounding alleys offer a rich selection. Kemalpaşa Street becomes quite crowded in the evenings, so for a calmer and more enjoyable shopping experience, it is recommended to visit during the day or late afternoon. If your trip falls on a Saturday, the Alaçatı Market, held every Saturday on 13000th Street in Alaçatı Mahallesi and set to maintain its vibrancy into 2026, remains a unique meeting point offering a wide array of products, from local herbs to fresh Aegean produce, and from clothing to handmade gifts.

Hacımemiş Neighborhood, widely regarded as the heart of Alaçatı, offers a unique and bohemian shopping experience where antique shops, design boutiques, and art galleries reign supreme, rather than mass-produced goods. Known as one of Turkey's most distinctive antique hubs, the neighborhood features Pop Hacımemiş, which stands out with thousands of nostalgic objects ranging from vintage radios to retro refrigerators. Meanwhile, Fuşya Art & Antique, housed in a 150-year-old Greek mansion, boasts a sophisticated collection spanning from Tibetan jewelry to Napoleon-era mirrors. Among its design boutiques, locally-focused stores such as Oz Design, Sign Alaçatı, and Noe Happiness capture attention with textiles, accessories, and home decor items that truly embody the 'Alaçatı style'. For art enthusiasts, Terra Cotta hosts handmade ceramic workshops, while Kırmızı Ardıç Kuşu, Alaçatı's first art gallery, proudly displays works by numerous esteemed artists. For jewelry, EGİO Alaçatı is a go-to for silver jewelry and handmade accessories, while Mina's Takı, producing in its own workshop, also stands out among the neighborhood's prominent jewelers. Finally, for those seeking a more extensive and authentically local market experience, the Alaçatı Market, held every Saturday, is an unmissable addition to any visit to the neighborhood.

The Alaçatı Market, established along 13000th Street in Alaçatı, has been held every Saturday from 8:00 AM to 7:00-8:00 PM since 1994, standing out as one of the Aegean's most colorful and popular shopping destinations. As of 2026, the market continues to thrive at the same location and on the same day, embodying a dual identity: it is both an authentic village market offering fresh local produce and a sophisticated 'boutique market' renowned for bohemian designs, handcrafted accessories, and high-quality textiles. Stalls are laden with regional Aegean herbs such as şevketi bostan, radika, sea beans, and sorrel, alongside local delicacies like mastic jam, olive oil, organic eggs, and artisanal cheeses. Beyond food items, the market stalls also showcase peştemal (Turkish towels), kimonos, locally woven fabrics, handmade bags, leather sandals, and distinctive jewelry, all available for visitors to discover. Mastic soaps and charming Alaçatı-themed ceramics are particularly popular souvenir choices. Entry to the market is free, and while cash is always an option, most stalls also accept credit and debit cards for convenience.