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Yes, it is a place that appeals to all layers and shows a lot of interest, I recently bought shoes for my nephews.

Shoemakers' Bazaar is a bazaar where shoes, bags, belts, etc. leather products are sold, spread over a large area while descending from Soykan Park to the ring road. It is covered with a cloth by the municipality to provide a more spacious and cool environment. It has equipped the area with Malatyaspor and Turkish Flags in the tradesmen. This area is one of the oldest bazaars of Malatya.

Even if I buy it for half the price, I think I've always been ripped off.

I shopped once, ondadabin pisman, thank God, other chain stores like flo, aculdida, people got rid of shopping here I'm 40 years old, but nothing has changed here, unfortunately, friends of the shopkeepers cannot be honest.

It would be better if it was called the scammers' bazaar, they took 480 for a shoe I looked at, the same was 130 TL on the internet, it's a shame you can't get enough of this, shame on this nation

Malatya Shoemaker's Bazaar is a beautiful place, as a tradesman, don't forget to bargain far below the price given, because the philosophy of what you get is dominant.

One of my favorite places, there are models that appeal to every budget and style, the only problem is that I say don't buy it without bargaining ?

This bazaar has lost the trust of its customers in terms of price and honesty in the past. The morality of the tradesman there sells young people who are at the age of three or five children, as if the price of the goods to them is this price, for whatever you sell them, for three or four times as much as it makes sense. The logic of selling comes into play, lies, deception, and deception begin, and the one who deceives the most wins. They have no news, in the short term, the wrong way will save the moment, it will end the future, today the bazaar in that beautiful city center is finished, no one has any trust left. Most of the malatians do not go to this bazaar unless they have to, in order not to experience the shame of being deceived. May God grant this bazaar to tradesmen who are respected, who do not try to deceive people, and who seek halal income.