The Grand Bazaar in Marmaris is a nice Bazaar with plenty of different products on offer. Bartering is the key so be careful as you could get conned out of your money. Shopkeepers know you're holidaymakers, especially Brits, from miles away! On the other hand there's shops with prices marked which provide really good value.

Great spot to buy anything and everything. Sellers will try their best to drag you in to their shop and promise you that they have the biggest selection, best quality, best price…. Prepare to haggle….never pay the price they first quote! The place is huge and well worth a visit although you’ll find that most shops have the same items so don’t buy straight away until you’ve checked all the prices and what deals they will offer you. A must see when visiting Marmaris

As soon as you walk into the Bazzar you are pestered relentlessly ,however it appears that many shop owners now to leave you alone to browse once in the shop,but you do get bothered but not the very hard sell,or you didn't in my case...simply so no thanks and walk off. Plenty of good buys at a decent quality ,but of course all none genuine. Barter hard and you can get some very good deals...if your spending for example £30 ,there is no reason you couldn't almost half that price....Worth a look around ,as its quite big with plenty of shops selling every none genuine item you can think of.

Read reviews that describe the shop keepers as rude and aggressive, we did not find this to be the case. A lot said ' Come in , look around, no hassle' So maybe they are realising that Brits like to browse not be pressurised to buy. We brought trainers, but i think prices same as in the shops. You just have to barter and walk away if price isn't right as they are other shops that will sell cheaper.

The Grand Bazaar in Marmaris is more modern than the one in Istanbul but less charming, it is like a small labyrinth with different colours on the inside roof to ensure you don't walk down the same section twice or get lost. There are lots and lots of shops and stalls selling everything from genuine fake designer goods, bags, shoes, tee shirts, jewelry, local sweets, spices, cosmetics, souvenirs, leather or fur coats, and probably anything else you can imagine. You must bargain for what you want and never pay the first asked price, if you don't like the price, just walk away, most Turkish people are very friendly, but be respectful. We found a local kebab shop in the Grand Bazaar to have a quick snack and soft drink at while giving our feet a rest. TIP: Make sure that you wear comfortable walking shoes and Hat. Please Tick the box below if you found this review helpful or interesting. Thank you.

Went during the day and melted it was way too hot! So came back another day at night and it was buzzing and so nice and cool. Ppl are friendly but do force your custom. Just politely walk away and they are ok. Things are fake and some are not that cheap so be careful. We found the supermarket closer to our hotel cheaper for most bags purses etc than the bazaars. I hitch was shocking but good experience. Go at night when it’s cooler. Just was really too hot in the day.

Took the dolmas to the bazaar. Went early evening to avoid crowds and shop when it was slightly cooler. Everyone we met was polite and respectful and you’re not hassled at all. All you need to say is No thank you and you are left to continue looking around. Bazaar has everything designer you could think of obviously all fakes, some are very good while others are not. Take your time when inspecting and do not be afraid to haggle. Great experience.

It is one of those places you think about when you talk about Istanbul but the place is a huge disappointment. It has tons of overpriced shops and everyone sell pretty much the same or similar things. Almost everyone smokes in there so it’s a second-hand smoke hell. For non-smokers, it’s best to just avoid it. Take a picture from the outside and be done with it. To shop and eat, take a ferry to Karikoy instead and you can thank me later. That is where locals shop and eat and they have all the souvenirs you want to buy there. Or head to Taksim square but stay away from Grand Bazaar and its surrounding