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A new shopping center Mall of Alanya has opened in Konakli

A new shopping center Mall of Alanya has opened in Konakli

July 25, 2023

The new mall, located 13 km from the center of Alanya, offers the following brands: Madame Coco, Defacto, Mavi, Boyner outlet, Pierre Cardin, Rossman, GAP, Jack Jones, National Geographic, Ecrou, Özdilek, Levi*s, Calvin Klein, Bulldozer, Fossil, Adidas, Scechers, Tommy Hilfiger, Nike, Under Armour, Nautica, U.S.Polo ASSN..., United Colors of Benetton, Aeropostale, B&G store, David Jones, Fabrika, Lee Cooper. Gloria Jeans and Dagi will be opened in the nearest future. There is also a Burger King fast food restaurant, a Migros supermarket, a souvenir store and a pharmacy in the shopping center.

Working hours of the shopping center: daily from 10.00 to 23.00.
Bus No. 50 (from Cuma Pazarı bus station in the center of Alanya)
tel.: +90 533 503 28 62

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