You will find that many things are priced in euros in the Antalya area, but do not let that put you off. The lira is the national currency and they cannot refuse to accept it. If they try to do so, walk away - they are not going to turn down a sale because you don't have euros!
If you have time apply for one of the cards that doesn't attract extra fees for use abroad such as Starling. You can then use ATMs to withdraw cash (Lira as Euro is not the currency of Turkey) or use it in shops restaurants etc. When using ATMs do make sure to refuse the offer of dynamic currency conversion. Some ATMs now charge for use.
Currency is a long topic! It is best to have a FX fee-free card such as Revolut, Currensea or Hailifax Clarity and withdraw as much as you need for the entire holiday in one go from an ATM on arrival - Antalya airport or near the hotel. Second best is use whatever card you have already at an ATM, at a cost of around 3%.

Huge average mall. Aug 2021. Mall of Antalya is at the northern suburbs, just off the freeway if you're driving from the eastern resorts and it's close to the airport. The mall is huge, the biggest in all southern Turkey - free ground and underground parking. You must have a Turkish HES code to enter it - a digital proof for Covid.

From 1st January 2023, you don’t need to exchange kuna when travelling to Croatia as their currency became euro. When it comes to exchanging your British pounds to euros, you have several options. These options include exchange bureaus, banks, airport kiosks, hotels and ATMs. However, be prepared to bear some extra costs as you might see a
Transfer arrangements can be made via e-mail address or phone, which you can find below. E-mail address: triathlon@724transfer.com Phone Number: +902425111100. The prices will be as follows: From Antalya to Alanya one way shuttle transfer fee is 14 Euro per person, bike transfer fee is 28 Euro per bike.

Never (!!!) pay in Euros or USD or other stable foreign currencies while touring within the Turkish Republic. You get much more "bang" for each of your Euros or USD in Turkish Liras! Always change little amounts of your foreign currency on a daily or weekly needed basis, e.g. 100 to 300 Euros or USD for a week. Have a nice stay in our lovely city!

However you can get some Denars out of an ATM and if you keep the receipt you can convert them back in hard currency at the same bank free of charge. 61,4 MKD =€1. 54,1 MKD =$1USD. If you are visiting Skopje for a Day than 3000MKD around €50 is enough for quick lunch at Destan in the old bazaar and few souvenirs from the market stalls.
The short answer is usually not. Although there are some establishments that accept euro cash in the country, a vast majority of them do not. For example, tourist sites in London and surrounds are more likely to accept euro banknotes, but restaurants, shops, and other day-to-day business will rarely. Save. Don't bring any Turkish Lira! Take some out from the ATM outside arrivals in Antalya Airport. the rate will be better than anything possible in the UK. For tourist-oriented things, prices are in Euros. Be aware of the TL to Euro rate and barter them down in Lira. You will always get a better price in Lira. Lira is the currency of Turkey, no reason not to use it. I know there are a lot of German Tourists in Side. It is a poplar resort for them, Possibly why shops accept Euros. A bit like Hisaronu a British Resort where Sterling is accepted. It is against the law in Turkey to refuse to take Lira. So best to use it. If you have Euros you want to spend.

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For example there is an Antalyakart app so you can use it on your phone for bus journeys etc. Plenty of posts on this forum about it and indeed visiting Antalya. Shame you only "found" these forums after the event! Oh and Antalya does have winter and the city wasn't planned by American engineers it rather grew from ancient times. Edited: 2
Answer 1 of 19: I know this is something of a well worn trail but I'm still all a bit unsure. Much to my surprise I've discovered I have quite a lot of euros left from a previous holiday.
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