List of shopping malls in Turkey

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This is a list of shopping malls in Turkey. Opening year is given in parentheses.

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Adana

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Afyon

Aksaray

Ankara

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Atakule AVM

Antalya

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MarkAntalya

Artvin

Aydın

Balıkesir

Bolu

Bursa

Denizli

Diyarbakır

Edirne

Elazığ

Erzurum

Eskişehir

Gaziantep

Hatay

Isparta

Istanbul

İzmir

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Forum Bornova is inspired in its conception by İzmir's traditional architecture.

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Kahramanmaraş

Karabük

Kastamonu

Kayseri

Kırıkkale

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Kırıkkale Podium Shopping Mall

Kocaeli

Kuşadası, Aydın

Malatya

Manisa

Mersin

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Forum Bornova is inspired in its conception by İzmir's traditional architecture.

Tarsus, Mersin

Muğla

Bodrum

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Palmarina Bodrum Yalikavak.

Fethiye

Nevşehir

Sakarya

Samsun

Şanlıurfa

Tekirdağ

Çorlu

Trabzon

Zonguldak

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References

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