I don't have any particular shop to point out, but generally speaking
Cesme town itself is a "compact" and "bustling" collection of Souvenir, Leather, Carpet, Clothing, Footwear and Jewelry stores.
What to buy: You can buy anything according to your needs and taste.
What to pay: Expect to pay much less than in a European country, and be prepared to make a bargain.
Updated Jun 1, 2010
Cesme's prices are much cheaper than Istanbul. There are a whole assortment of Turkish products to buy. When buying carpets offer them half of what they ask and settle for 35 to 40 % of the retail price.
Written Mar 2, 2005
You name it and you'll probably find it here or nearby.
Banks, gift shops or cafes.
Written Oct 9, 2007
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You name it and you'll probably find it here or nearby.Banks, gift shops or cafes.
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