
Tanju
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Dear Micholaj,
First of all, Turkiye is a Secular Country. Please, you will not confuse our Country with Arabic Countries.
If you came big shopping area (Akmerkez, Capitol etc.), All Shopping is open and very crowded. These shops are open between 10:00 - 22:00 everyday.
Regards,
Tanju |
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Pala Remzi
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Almost all the stores (from big supermarkets to small local shops) either in big cities or in smaller provinces work 7 days a week.
Money talks and religous habits stay behind. That's the rule in Turkey |
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hanibal
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What a person wants to buy on sundays you can find it.
Sayın Türk arkadaşlar ; şu ''best answer''ları birbirimize verelimde puanımız artsın elaleme karşı . |
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goncae
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You will find most shops open on sundays. |
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Magic
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Fridays are special in muslim countries not Sundays! |
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DejaVu
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When I was a kid there would be only corner shops open on Sundays but it seem to stoped now as Melissa said...some people don't care about it no more... |
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Earthling
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It depends on the shop really. All of the shops are open in malls. But in the city some shops are closed, some are open. Shops which are open on Sundays (the ones in the city) usually close a little earlier than usual here too (again depends on the shop). But with the malls you can't go wrong. All of them are open. They are closed at 22:00 I think, I'm not sure though, it may as well be 21:00. |
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ErAs
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well, generally, all shops are open in 7 days, but, in small cities, on sunday might even be not opened, i think, especially in very eastern cities.. |
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daddy cool
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yeah yeah.. right...
keep up the good attitude boy
(nice haircut ) |
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Irmak
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There aren't so much different things on Sunday here.Just there are more people because it's sunday - holiday (it is crowded on Saturday too) ;-)
Shops are closed in the same time. |
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Lila
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Most small shops are closed. Malls are open. |
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MORTİCİA
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SO NİCE SEEİNG SOOO MANY TURKS ON YAHOO ANSWERS.
KEEP IT UP . |
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