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grand bazaar Istanbul
73 Reviews Luckily for us the Grand Baazar was no more than 10 minutes stroll from Hotel Niles where we stayed. And did we have a shopping spree...David was like a little boy in a candy store while I worried...
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Bazaar Marmaris
7 Reviews Every Sunday in the small village of Sarigerme, is the large under-cover Bazaar. Local vendors come to sell their goods, weither it be fake designer goods, traditional clothing, jewellery or even...
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spices Istanbul
27 Reviews What we know as spices are the roots, buds, bark, berries and some aromatic seeds used in flavouring cooking. Turkish cuisine uses them widely which gives it a special flavour and smell. Typical...
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Tansas Supermarkets Marmaris
3 Reviews I only used this store to buy Groceries. As I had a Fridge in my Hotel, I bought my bottles of Water and other food from here. It was extremely cheap compared to elsewhere, and there was a big...
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carpets Istanbul
20 Reviews We were invited (read: lured) to Turga on our way to check out the Arasta Bazaar by a very nice and friendly man, Mehmet. I think I'll save the details for a travelogue. But rest assured if you want...
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Jewelleries Marmaris
6 Reviews Vogue Jewellery Center moved this year from the main road to Datca Road next to KIPA supermarket. Its really worth making the effort to go - they have a big factory on site which is not only really...
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ceramics Istanbul
8 Reviews I was recently in Istanbul, Turkey and on the first day happened upon a ceramic shoppe near my hotel. I have always appreciated ceramics and it was very easy to tell right away that this store had...
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Migros Supermarkets Marmaris
2 Reviews Big supermarket selling everything from food to electronics and clothes. Here's where the locals shop and the prices are very low. It is open from 0900 until 0200 and it is air-conditioned! Towels,...
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jewellery Istanbul
4 Reviews The shop is a on the second floor of a building off Abdi Ipekci Caddesi in Nisantasi. Once you step into the the place, it's unmistakably a calm space/gallery showcasing wonderul works of art that are...
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Annas Marmaris
3 Reviews Here we are again in Annas clothes shop, buying anything and everything in sight hahahahaha. clothes If you have a wife like mine then the answer is LOTS hahahaha.
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You are staying in apartments then you probably need some drinks food. You have to find a shop then "Tansas" is yours. If you want to shop local products, you can find a lots of them. In the city the supermarkets are closed at 8pm, but in Marmaris they are open after midnight! Buy local products!!!!!!!!! Prices for locals. Cheaper prices than in all shops around Marmaris.
There is a huge variety - lamps, candle holders, dishes, scarves, jewelry of all kinds, leather goods, purses, shoes, antiques, gold, ceramic goods, typical souvenirs, and more. There are also many exchange shops inside if you find you need more money! The are a few different bazaars but try to find one which it's not only for the tourists.The bazaar is really cool as well. It was fun to walk around and browse. You could spend a whole day there, so definitely budget some time to do some comparison shopping as many many shops have thKalpakçýlar Caddesi Kapalýçarþý, which burned in years of 1546, 1618, 1652, 1660, 1695, 1701, 1750 has always been repaired after each disaster. After all this, it had undergone great damage in the earthquake of 1766. It is partially burned in fires of 1791 and 1826. The bazaar which had just regain is composure was again shaken by an earthquake in 1894 this...
It had begun to rain so we ducked into this little shop. To be greeted by a friendly lady by the name of Katapa. As we browsed around her shop, she let us know all items in her shop was hand made and hand painted by herself. She offered us turkish coffee and told us she can even read coffee cups. We never had our cups read but had a great chat about life (mostly hers) while she painted, smoked and drank coffee with her female friend of 30 years at her side. Although beautiful we never brought anything from her little shop, but had a great time appreciated all the effort into making her products with the most friendlest local we met in URGYUP while we waited for the rain to pass. Hand made, hand painted pots vases etc in the Anatolian Style
During my recent trip to Konya, Turkey I saw a store with many boxes clearly from China containing items representing 90% of the store's merchandise. I entered an adjacent store with much the same stock and asked what in their store was made in Turkey. They boldly lied to me saying that everything except for a few items on a small table near the doorway. So, perhaps, this should be in the warning tip section. In China, I once bought a genuine made in China knockoff of a Gucci wallet stamped with both the Gucci trademark and "Made in Italy". The vendor honestly told me it had been made in China. In Turkey, a vendor tried to convince me that a very very similar Gucci wallet also stamped "Made in Italy" that he had for sale had been made in Turkey! The price he was asking and the reasonable quality slightly below that of the real Turkish wallets I had seen, indicated that either the...
Rooibos - RooibosIt is an erect shrub with reddish brown stems and dark green needle like leaves with a small yellow flower. The leaves and twigs are used, after being cut and bruised to allow enzymatic oxidation and then dried. It is an aromatic, pleasant tasting and mildly astringent herb, that benefits the digestion and relaxes spasms, while giving some relief in allergic and skin conditions. Health and Rooibos (Rooibos)It contains no stimulants and has a low tannin content and is often given to babies with colic. It makes a good non-stimulant health drink. It forms the base of a range of health teas, since it improves the color and taste. It is used in some allergic skin conditions and is also used as a cosmetic ingredient.
Rose - GülAll roses (gül) are deciduous scrubs with fragrant flowers ranging from white to deep red in color.The flower petals are used. It is an astringent, toning and aromatic herb which helps to control bacterial infections and promotes healing.Health and Rose (Gül)Rose (gül) is used for colds, bronchial infections, diarrhea, depression and lethargy and for circulatory congestion and menstrual complaints. It is used for stimulating the liver, menstrual complaints, poor appetite and improving circulation.Rose (gül) is used for sore throats, eye irritations, minor injuries and skin problems. The sugars contained have important skin hydration action and help to tone the skin. It furthermore has astringent properties which helps with reducing puffiness, edema and has a slight tightening effect.The essential oil is extracted from Rosa damascena and has a very wide range of effects and...
Rose Geranium - ItýrThis is a strong growing shrub with jagged triangular leaves that has a distinct lemon-rose smell, with pale-pink flowers with purple spots. The leaves and oil are used. This aromatic herb has relaxant, anti-depressant, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties. It is also used to control bleeding.Health and Rose Geranium (Itýr)Rose geranium (ýtýr) is often used for premenstrual and menopausal problems, as well as nausea, tonsillitis and to improve circulation. The fresh leaves are brewed for tea and are added to fruit drinks, punches, jellies, desserts, creams, custards, candies, pastries and baked fruits.Its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties are useful in treating bruising, acne, eczema, hemorrhoids as well as ringworm and lice.The essential oil made from the rose geranium (ýtýr) plant oil has the same qualities as normal geranium oil and it can be said...
Rosehip - KuºburnuIt is a deciduous scrub with pale to pink flowers followed by scarlet round to ovoid hips (the fruit). The ripe fruits (rose hips) are used and a superior oil is extracted from the Rosa rubiginosa fruit. The Rosa canina fruit (rose hips) have irritant hairs that must be removed before use. The ripe fruits are astringent and acidic and contain flavonoids, tannins, carotenoids and volatile oil.Health and Rosehip (Kuºburnu)The fruits of Rosa canina are used for colds, influenza, scurvy, gastritis and to control diarrhea, while the fruits from Rosa laevigata are used to treat urinary dysfunction, infertility, chronic diarrhea and to regulate kidney function.The oil extracted from Rosa rubiginosa has excellent tissue regeneration properties and helps to reduce scars (trauma and surgical), as well as reducing wrinkles. Rosehip (kuºburnu) oil brings about skin regeneration and...
Rosemary - BiberiyeRosemary (biberiye) is a hardy bushy perennial shrub with aromatic, evergreen leaves and pale-blue flowers around the stem. The leaves and flowers as well as the essential oil are used. Rosemary (biberiye) is a tonic, astringent, restorative herb that relaxes spasm and increases the rate of perspiration, while stimulating the liver and gall bladder. It improves digestion and circulation and controls pathogenic organisms.It has antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, spasmolytic, antioxidant, smooth muscle modulating, analgesic, venotonic, as well as anti-inflammatory properties.Health and Rosemary (Biberiye)It is used with great success for dyspeptic complaints, flatulence and to stimulate appetite and the secretion of gastric juices. It is also used as supportive therapy for rheumatism and circulatory problems. In herbal preparations it can be included to ensure proper...
Rosewood- Gül AðacýIt is an aromatic, evergreen tree with leathery leaves and trivial, dull red flowers. The essential oil is extracted from the wood. The plant is used for its volatile oil.Health and Rosewood (Gül aðacý)Rosewood (gül aðacý) is mostly used in aromatherapy and not really as a herb as such.When over-burdened with problems, rosewood (gül aðacý) will enliven the spirit and mind, while at the same time helping to relieve headaches. It has good antibacterial properties and boosts the immune system, while others claim that it increases libido and fights impotence. On the skin, it acts as a cell stimulant and tissue rejuvenator, making it ideal for mature skin, but it is also well suited for dry, sensitive and inflamed skin. It has analgesic, anti-depressant, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, bactericide, cephalic, deodorant, insecticide, stimulant and tonic properties.
Esans Hotel Istanbul
7 Reviews and 181 Opinions a very new hotel. very near to grande museums and sophia dome. sea is very near to hotel. we enjoy...
Welcome Barut Hotels Lara Spa Antalya
5 Reviews and 511 Opinions This was our first time in Turkey and first time in an all-inclusive hotel. i have to say - we all...
El Vino Hotel Bodrum
2 Reviews and 273 Opinions This small property is both central (10 min walk to the bazaar and waterfront) and secluded and...
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