I bought some Star Wars memorabilia here a few months ago. They seem to showcase toys that…read morecorrespond with whatever film is playing next door. Location is on the top floor of the mall.

Books, stationary and even a few toys. I think there were only 12 English books so don't come here…read moreto pick up the latest Harry Potter, unless you can read Turkish.

This is inside Sanko Park Mall to your immediate left when you come in the main entrance. Staff are…read morekind and curious about foreigners. You are nit guaranteed to find and English speaker working here, so plan accordingly. Lots of clothing options, which are a bit more expensive than other places. The quality is generally good, but always a good idea to double check when you buy in Gaziantep. Less of a chance of thar happening here though.

Wonderful experience. It was more than shopping for souvenirs, it was a cultural experience. I…read morewatched the artisan tapping in new designs on some metal plates. We even talked about the different about some of the different images on the plates, without speaking the same language. Thank god for translation apps. It is located in the Coppersmith Bazaar, which is located around a 5-10 minute walk from the Gaziantep Castle .

I love books. Whatever language they are in. I also love people that love books. Additionally I…read morelove people who sell books . Why all this love? Because I'm at this bookstore now. They also sell puzzles, etc. Sometimes they even have a little collection of books in English, if you are so inclined in that epistlelating language.

Do a little souvenir shopping here. It is for tourists, but the ownership the stalls are not pushy…read moreat all. Most are very kind with shoppers. More seem to have someone who speak English and also German and Arabic (Turkish of course).

Cheap bedding and home supplies. I bought bedding and sheets here almsecondost a year ago and the…read moreare still around. Not the best quality, but good enough. Located on the floor in Sanko Park Mall (remember in Turkey, they start with the ground floor, then first floor, etc).

On a pedestrian market Street selling clothing. It is off the tourist path. Large selection…read moredifferent fashion, mostly Turkish brands. Even though it is a pedestrian Street you still have to be careful of motorcycles. It can get quit busy on the street. I really like it that the sales people are not pushy and don't pressure you. This is the general rule in Turkey, if you go where the locals shop, the shopping experience is better and hassle free. Only problem is a lack of English. Just use a translation app on you phone and all is well. :)