Large modern shopping mall in Antalya with Turkish and international brands, a large supermarket, cinema, and food court
Migros Antalya AVM is one of the city's established modern shopping malls, developed by the Migros retail group and anchored by a large-format Migros supermarket that covers several thousand square meters across its lower levels. The mall is located in central Antalya and serves a predominantly local clientele, functioning as much as a weekly grocery destination as a fashion or leisure mall. Operating hours run from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily.
The retail mix leans toward accessible mid-market Turkish and international brands. The fashion floors include local chains such as LC Waikiki, DeFacto, and Koton alongside sportswear retailers and accessory stores. International cosmetics brands are represented, as is a pharmacist and several mobile phone and electronics vendors. The anchor supermarket is by far the most visited section of the building: it carries an extensive range of fresh produce, meats, imported cheeses and wines, Turkish delicacies, and international packaged goods at competitive prices. This makes Migros AVM an efficient one-stop destination for self-catering visitors or those stocking up on local food products to take home.
The food court on the upper level offers a range of Turkish fast food chains alongside a few international brands, with sufficient seating for a meal break during a shopping trip. A cinema multiplex within the complex adds leisure value for local families. Card payment is universally accepted throughout the mall; major credit cards and contactless methods are standard. No bargaining takes place in a formal mall environment — all prices are fixed and displayed. The building is air-conditioned throughout, making it a practical refuge during Antalya's intense summer heat. Tax-free shopping forms are available from the customer services desk for qualifying non-EU purchases above the statutory minimum.
Highlights
- Anchored by a large-format Migros supermarket stocking Turkish delicacies and imported goods
- Mid-market Turkish fashion brands including LC Waikiki, DeFacto, and Koton
- Cosmetics counters, pharmacy, and electronics vendors across multiple floors
- Upper-level food court with Turkish and international fast food options
- Cinema multiplex within the complex for additional leisure
Tips for visiting
- The Migros supermarket is an excellent source for local spices, Turkish delight, and olive oil to take home
- Visit on weekday mornings for the quietest conditions; Saturday afternoons are the most crowded
- Card payment including contactless is accepted everywhere in the mall
- Tax-free shopping forms are available at customer services for non-EU visitors spending above the threshold
- The mall's air conditioning makes it a practical refuge during the peak summer heat of July and August
Frequently asked questions
What are the opening hours for Migros Antalya AVM?
The mall operates daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. The Migros supermarket may open earlier than the retail floors; hours may vary on public holidays.
Is there a supermarket inside Migros Antalya AVM?
Yes. The anchor tenant is a large-format Migros supermarket stocking fresh produce, meats, dairy, imported goods, Turkish specialties, and packaged foods at competitive prices.
What brands are available at the mall?
The mall features mid-market Turkish chains such as LC Waikiki, DeFacto, and Koton, alongside cosmetics retailers, electronics vendors, and sportswear stores. The brand mix is oriented toward everyday and accessible fashion rather than luxury.
Can visitors claim a VAT refund at Migros Antalya AVM?
Tax-free shopping is available for non-EU visitors. A customer services desk can provide the necessary paperwork for qualifying purchases above the statutory minimum spend. Refund processing occurs at the airport on departure.