Frequently Asked Questions
What are Akbatı’s opening hours? Do they vary on holidays?
Akbatı is open daily from 10:00 to 22:00. On the first day of religious holidays and on January 1, opening begins at 13:00, with closing at 22:00. Hours remain the same on all other days.
How can I get information about kiosk spaces and leasing at Akbatı?
Please contact us at info@akbati.com. Our team will share detailed information about kiosk spaces and leasing options.
I would like to work at a store in Akbatı. What should I do?
As Akbatı management is not involved in the recruitment processes of individual stores, we recommend applying directly to the brand you are interested in.
What kind of activities are available for children?
Akbatı hosts a variety of creative, fun and educational activities for children. You can explore current events on our website and social media channels such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (X). For more information, you can contact us at +90 212 397 70 70.
How can I stay informed about events?
You can follow all upcoming and ongoing events at Akbatı via our website and social media channels, including facebook, Instagram and Twitter (X). For further details, feel free to call us at +90 212 397 70 70.
Can I visit Akbatı with my pet?
Small dogs (under 5 kg), medium and large dogs (over 5 kg), and all cats are allowed inside Akbatı when placed in appropriate carriers or transport boxes.
A limited number of carriers and pet strollers suitable for small dogs (under 5 kg) and cats can be provided by the Information Desk. These items are available for use during your visit and can be borrowed by providing identification and contact details, and must be returned to the same desk.
*In accordance with the directive dated December 7, 2021 (No. 2021/48) issued by the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, dog breeds classified as dangerous - including American Pit Bull Terrier, Dogo Argentino, Fila Brasileiro, Japanese Tosa, American Staffordshire Terrier and American Bully - are not permitted at Akbatı.
